Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department This is the Official page for Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department. "Midtown Maniacs"

"All fire, no rescue" Our Department was established in 1924. We have Rescue Engine 1, Engine 1, Tower 1, Pumper 1, and Brush 1. We service the largest first due in Culpeper County. "Yes, we go there" Our Department averages around a thousand calls a year.

6:22am this morning CCVFD was dispatched to a fire in a commercial building. Chief 1 arrived on scene and confirmed a wo...
05/30/2026

6:22am this morning CCVFD was dispatched to a fire in a commercial building. Chief 1 arrived on scene and confirmed a working fire on the second floor. Units arrived shortly after and went to work extinguishing the fire.

Many departments from Culpeper County and neighboring counties worked very well together to extinguish this fire.

Special thanks to The Bridge Community Church Canteen unit for coming out and taking care of everyone!

CCVFD Units on scene: Wagon1, Pumper 1, Tower 1, Brush 1, Rescue Engine 1, Utility 1 and Car 1

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.
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Rapidan Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.
Richardsville Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad
Reva Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Littlefork Volunteer Fire and Rescue
Culpeper County Emergency Services
Culpeper Police Department
Town of Culpeper Government
Orange Volunteer Fire Company
Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
Re*****on Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department
Fauquier County Fire Rescue System
Amtrak
Norfolk Southern
Pictures courtesy of Richardsville Volunteer fire Department and Rescue Squad

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department Welcomes New Member Company 1 welcomes our newest member, David to our departm...
05/30/2026

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department

Welcomes New Member

Company 1 welcomes our newest member, David to our department. We thank him for his desire to serve our community as volunteer firefighter. We are always looking for those who want to make a difference in their community by serving as a volunteer. For more information on membership visit our website https://culpeperfire.com/join/

President Steve Corbin swears in David at our monthly business meeting.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.

**Delayed Post**May 14, 2026Please join us in congratulating Wayne Grimsley on receiving the Amazing Citizen Award!Wayne...
05/30/2026

**Delayed Post**
May 14, 2026

Please join us in congratulating Wayne Grimsley on receiving the Amazing Citizen Award!

Wayne’s dedication to the fire service and to our community has made a lasting impact on countless lives. Through his years of service, leadership, and commitment to helping others, he has consistently gone above and beyond. His passion for protecting the community, and mentoring others whenever needed, truly represents the very best of the fire service.

This recognition reflects the respect and appreciation so many people have for Wayne and everything he has done throughout the fire service and community involvement.

Thank you, Wayne, for your years of dedication and service. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who participated in this year’s Annual Parade!From the amazing floats, marching groups, fir...
05/29/2026

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who participated in this year’s Annual Parade!

From the amazing floats, marching groups, first responders, businesses, community organizations, and volunteers — you helped make this event a tremendous success and a great reflection of our community spirit.

We also want to sincerely thank our community for coming out, cheering along the route, and continuing to support this tradition year after year. Your enthusiasm and support are what make events like this so special.

We are grateful for everyone who played a part in making this parade memorable, safe, and fun for all.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.
Town of Culpeper Government
Culpeper County Sheriff's Office - Timothy W. Chilton
Culpeper Police Department
Culpeper Media Network
Culpeper Star-Exponent news

Thank you to everyone that participated in our parade this year, and congratulations to the winners! Please stop by the ...
05/29/2026

Thank you to everyone that participated in our parade this year, and congratulations to the winners! Please stop by the station this evening to collect your trophy. If you are unable to do so today, place call to setup a pickup date.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.
Culpeper Media Networkl

Last night was a great training session focused on new driver training. Tower drivers worked on setting up and operating...
04/24/2026

Last night was a great training session focused on new driver training. Tower drivers worked on setting up and operating the tower, while engine drivers practiced drafting operations for rural water supply.

The new engine drivers also supplied water to the tower, reinforcing coordination between the engine and tower crews during operations.

New members learned how to connect to hydrants and how to set up portable tanks for rural water operations, building a strong foundation in water supply fundamentals.

A special thanks to Lt. 2 for assisting with the training and for providing a tanker.

Excellent teamwork and dedication all around, great job to everyone who participated!

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.
Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department Welcomes New Member Company 1 welcomes our newest member, Aaron to our departm...
04/24/2026

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department

Welcomes New Member

Company 1 welcomes our newest member, Aaron to our department. We thank him for his desire to serve our community as volunteer firefighter. We are always looking for those who want to make a difference in their community by serving as a volunteer. For more information on membership visit our website https://culpeperfire.com/join/

President Steve Corbin swears in Aaron at our monthly business meeting.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.

On 4/18/26, members of CCVFD visited the Culpeper Baptist Church for a touch-a-truck event. Members showed families arou...
04/18/2026

On 4/18/26, members of CCVFD visited the Culpeper Baptist Church for a touch-a-truck event. Members showed families around Wagon 1 and answered questions asked about the fire service.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department102nd Annual Recognition and Awards Banquet On Saturday, March 21st, the Culpep...
04/09/2026

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department
102nd Annual Recognition and Awards Banquet

On Saturday, March 21st, the Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department held its 102nd Anniversary Recognition and Awards Banquet. Our members were recognized for their excellent call response, dedicated training, active participation, and years of service.

President Steve Corbin welcomed our guests and had all stand as the Culpeper Minute Men, Sons of the American Revolution presented the colors, and led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by Chaplain R.E. Deane’s blessing of the food. The guests of approximately one hundred and eighty enjoyed a delicious meal catered by Bob’s Blue Ridge BBQ and Blue Ridge Seafood.

After dinner, President Corbin acknowledges our esteemed guests, including visiting fire and rescue companies, town and county executives, local law enforcement officials, business representatives, and special guests.

President Corbin introduced the members of the Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department, along with the number of years each member had served. After recognizing each member, President Corbin recognized our Chaplain R. E. Deane for his 66-plus years of service to the department. R. E. joined our department on September 19th, coinciding with his 27th birthday. He is also the longest-serving active member in Culpeper County. President Corbin also noted that the Culpeper County Volunteers had served a combined total of 1,135 years.

Chief Charles “Jr.” Perryman presented the annual operating and training report. This report included the number of calls dispatched, hours responding to calls, training hours, times to and from the calls, total number of volunteer hours for the year and the approximately ($630,000.00) dollars that our volunteers saved our taxpayers.

Deputy Chief Kenny Mills recognized and presented service pins to our members, Don Brauninger (5 yrs), Bill Bryce, Shane Kauffman, and Eric Scott (10 yrs), Karen Perryman (20 yrs), and to Kenny Mills (35 years). Service pins are awarded annually for every five years of service. Our top ten call runners and highest point members were also recognized.

This was a wonderful end to a memorable evening with our fire department friends and family.

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.

Last night at 9:19pm, CCVFD was dispatched to assist Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department with a working residential...
04/09/2026

Last night at 9:19pm, CCVFD was dispatched to assist Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department with a working residential structure fire. Crews arrived on scene and quickly deployed 2 lines from Engine 1 to assist with fire suppression. Great work by all departments on scene.

CCVFD Units on scene: Engine 1, Wagon 1 and Car 1

Culpeper County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association, Inc.
Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department
Culpeper County Volunteer Rescue Squad
Culpeper County Emergency Services
Re*****on Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department
Fauquier County Fire Rescue System
Culpeper County Sheriff's Office - Timothy W. Chilton
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative
Little Fork Volunteer Fire and Rescue

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151-153 W Davis Street
Culpeper, VA
22701

Telephone

(540) 825-8777

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