Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company

Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company

Had to brighten up the night on the old girl. We want to thank BlueTech, LLC for shining some light on our future calls ...
06/23/2026

Had to brighten up the night on the old girl. We want to thank BlueTech, LLC for shining some light on our future calls with some bright RIGID Industries - LED Lighting scene lights to keep our responders safe at night!

🚒 Mutual Aid Coverage Assignment 🚒At 1535 hours today, Station 55 was alerted to provide coverage for the City of Dover ...
06/22/2026

🚒 Mutual Aid Coverage Assignment 🚒

At 1535 hours today, Station 55 was alerted to provide coverage for the City of Dover while Dover Fire Department units, along with several mutual aid companies, operated at a multi-alarm residential fire within the city.

The Squad and Duty Officer initially relocated to Dover Fire Department Headquarters (Station 1). Shortly after arriving, Station 55 units were reassigned to Dover Station 2 to provide additional city coverage.

During the incident, fire protection within the City of Dover was maintained by:
Squad 49 and Tower 50 at Station 1
Squad 55 and the Duty Officer at Station 2

Our crews remained on standby for approximately 2½ hours, ready to respond to any additional emergencies within the city until they were released by command.

Mutual aid and station coverage assignments play a critical role in ensuring that communities continue to receive emergency services while crews operate at large-scale incidents. Thank you to all of the departments that worked together today to keep our residents and neighboring communities protected.

While at the Cover assignment, Rescue and Amb 55 were alerted to assist Station 40 on a MVC in Bowers Beach, but were cancelled just after dispatch.
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🚨 When Seconds Count, Teamwork Saves Lives 🚨On April 5, 2026, Camden-Wyoming Fire Company and EMS assets were dispatched...
06/18/2026

🚨 When Seconds Count, Teamwork Saves Lives 🚨
On April 5, 2026, Camden-Wyoming Fire Company and EMS assets were dispatched to a life-threatening emergency involving a child who was choking from a seatbelt. In those critical moments, every second mattered, and the actions of numerous first responders made all the difference.

Just after the dispatch was transmitted, Assistant Chief Cody Outten was driving in the area in Command 55 and immediately responded, arriving just behind the ambulance crews. Through outstanding teamwork, rapid decision-making, and coordinated efforts by everyone on scene, a positive outcome was achieved for the child and their family.

Yesterday, the crews involved were honored by Senator Dave Lawson in recognition of their dedication, professionalism, and lifesaving efforts during this incident. While individual recognition is appreciated, this incident serves as a reminder that successful outcomes are rarely the result of one person—they are the result of an entire team working together toward a common goal.

From the dispatchers who answered the call, to the EMS providers, firefighters, officers, and supporting personnel, thank you for your professionalism and commitment when it mattered most.

When seconds count and life hangs in the balance, training, teamwork, and decisive action can make all the difference.

Congratulations to everyone involved on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of all those who answered the call and worked together to help achieve a positive outcome. ❤️🚑🚒

🧼🚒 Today, Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company welcomed Redline Gear Cleaning to our station for the professional cleaning an...
06/17/2026

🧼🚒 Today, Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company welcomed Redline Gear Cleaning to our station for the professional cleaning and inspection of our turnout gear.
Our protective gear is exposed to smoke, carcinogens, and other hazardous contaminants during emergency incidents. Studies have shown that firefighters face an increased risk of certain cancers due to repeated exposure to these hazards, making regular gear cleaning an important part of firefighter health and safety.

RedLine's Mobile Extraction Unit provides on-site cleaning and inspection services that help reduce long-term health risks while keeping our firefighters protected and ready for the next call.

Behind every emergency response is a commitment to training, maintenance, and firefighter safety. We appreciate RedLine's partnership in helping us care for the equipment that protects our members.

⚾️🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME DAY! 🏆⚾️Today, the Caesar Rodney Riders take the field with a chance to bring home a state champio...
06/12/2026

⚾️🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME DAY! 🏆⚾️

Today, the Caesar Rodney Riders take the field with a chance to bring home a state championship as they face off against the Caravel Buccaneers!

From all of us at Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, we want to wish the Riders the very best of luck. The Riders have represented our community with pride, determination, and hard work all season long, and today is the opportunity to finish the job.

🚒 While the Buccaneers may have pirates and a fancy hat, we've got something they don't...
🐔 The Magnolia Rooster is riding with the Riders!

So let's hear it, Rider Nation:
💙💛 Saddle up. 💙💛 Play hard. 💙💛 Leave it all on the field. 💙💛 Bring that championship back home!

Good luck to the players, coaches, families, and fans. The entire Magnolia community is behind you!

GO RIDERS! 💙💛⚾
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This weekend, members of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, alongside our mutual aid partners from Bowers Fire Company...
06/07/2026

This weekend, members of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, alongside our mutual aid partners from Bowers Fire Company Inc. and South Bowers Volunteer Fire Department, participated in an intensive Rescue Boat Operator Course conducted by the National Rescue & Response Institute.

The training combined classroom instruction with hands-on practical exercises on the water, providing participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and effectively operate rescue boats during emergency incidents.

We are committed to ensuring our members receive the highest level of training possible so we can continue providing professional emergency services to our community both on land and on the water.

A special thank you to the National Rescue & Response Institute for delivering this outstanding training opportunity and to our mutual aid partners for their continued teamwork and dedication.

🚤 Training Today. Ready Tomorrow. 🚒

🎓 Congratulations to the Graduating Classes of 2026 from Polytech High School and Caesar Rodney High School! 🎓Tomorrow m...
06/06/2026

🎓 Congratulations to the Graduating Classes of 2026 from Polytech High School and Caesar Rodney High School! 🎓

Tomorrow marks an important milestone for so many young men and women in our community. It seems like just yesterday many of these graduates were visiting fire trucks at community events, participating in school programs, playing youth sports, and growing up right before our eyes.

As a community, we've had the privilege of watching these students learn, grow, overcome challenges, and prepare for the next chapter of their lives. Whether your journey leads to college, the military, trade school, public service, or the workforce, know that your hard work and dedication have brought you to this moment.

We would also like to extend a special congratulations to one of our own, Firefighter Gabe DiFonzo, who will be graduating from Polytech High School. Gabe has already demonstrated a commitment to serving others through his dedication to the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, and we are proud to celebrate this accomplishment alongside him. We look forward to seeing all that he will achieve in the years ahead.

To the parents, families, teachers, coaches, and mentors—thank you for the countless hours of support, encouragement, and guidance that helped shape these graduates into the young adults they are today.

From all of us at the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, we wish the graduates of Polytech High School and Caesar Rodney High School, a safe, memorable, and successful future. Never stop learning, never stop growing, and never forget where you came from.

Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎉🎓

🚒 Did You Know? 🚑The Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company is proud to provide both fire and EMS services to our community 24 ...
06/04/2026

🚒 Did You Know? 🚑
The Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company is proud to provide both fire and EMS services to our community 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Our emergency response fleet includes:

🔥 1 Engine
🔥 1 Squad
🔥 1 Engine/Rescue
🔥 1 18-Wheel, 6,000-Gallon Tanker
🌊 Multiple Marine Rescue Units
🚜 Off-Road and Special Operations Rescue Units

On the EMS side, our division operates:
🚑 3 Basic Life Support (BLS) Ambulances
🚑 One ambulance staffed around the clock by our dedicated career personnel

Each year, our members and staff respond to more than 2,000 emergency calls between fire and EMS services. Whether it's a structure fire, vehicle crash, water rescue, medical emergency, or community assistance call, our team stands ready to answer the call.

What makes Magnolia special is the partnership between our volunteer members, career staff, and the community we proudly serve. Together, we continue a tradition of service that has protected our neighbors for nearly 100 years.

❤️ Thank you for your continued support of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company. Your support helps us remain ready when you need us most.
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This Memorial Day, the members and staff of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company pause to remember and honor the brave me...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, the members and staff of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 🇺🇸

Their courage, dedication, and selfless service will never be forgotten. As we spend time with family and friends this weekend, let us also take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day and remember those who gave everything for the freedoms we enjoy today.

From all of us at Magnolia Vol. Fire Company — thank you to our fallen heroes, our active military, veterans, and their families.
We remember. We honor. We are forever grateful. ❤️🤍💙

This EMS Week, we proudly recognize the dedicated EMS providers of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company.While our company...
05/18/2026

This EMS Week, we proudly recognize the dedicated EMS providers of the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company.

While our company was founded in 1927, Magnolia officially entered the EMS field in 1980 with the addition of its first ambulance and the start of Basic Life Support transport services for our community.

In the early days of EMS at Magnolia, crews responded to only a couple hundred ambulance calls each year. Today, our EMS division handles well over 1,700 calls annually — a true reflection of the tremendous growth of our community and the increasing demand placed on our providers.

Today, our EMS crews staff one ambulance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — providing compassionate care, rapid response, and professional service to the citizens of Magnolia and surrounding communities.

Over the years, the EMS division has evolved from a fully volunteer service into a primarily career-staffed operation due to the steady increase in call volume and demand for service. Even with that growth, our volunteer members continue to play a vital role alongside our career staff, helping ensure the community receives the highest level of care possible.

To all of our EMTs, ambulance drivers, EMS staff, and volunteers — thank you for your commitment, sacrifice, and dedication to serving others.
From 1980 to today, the mission remains the same: Serving our community with pride, compassion, and professionalism.
Happy EMS Week! 🚑💙

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2 N Main Street
Magnolia, DE
19962

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(302) 335-3260

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