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05/22/2026

🇺🇸 PATTERSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 🇺🇸
🚒 SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK 🚒

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SAFETY TIPS

🔥 Grill Safely
Keep grills away from homes, decks, and trees. Never leave a grill unattended.

💧 Water Safety
Always supervise children near pools, lakes, and rivers. Wear life jackets when boating.

🚗 Drive Responsibly
Buckle up, avoid distractions, and never drive impaired.

☀️ Beat the Heat
Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, and never leave children or pets in vehicles.

🎆 Fire Safety
Use caution around campfires and outdoor cooking equipment. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby.

🗑️ Keep It Clean
Dispose of trash properly and help keep our community safe and beautiful.

⭐ We remember and honor all who served. Have a safe Memorial Day weekend!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at the Patterson Volunteer Fire Department!
Today, we honor the incredible mothers in our community—the ones who nurture, protect, and support their families every single day. Whether you're responding to emergencies, holding things together at home, or doing both at once, your strength and dedication do not go unnoticed.
To the moms who serve alongside us, and to the moms who support those who do—thank you for your sacrifice, your love, and your resilience. You are truly the heart of our community.
Wishing you a day filled with appreciation, love, and well-deserved recognition. 💐❤️
Happy Mother’s Day!

05/07/2026

Patterson Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend our sincere gratitude to B&G Enterprises for their continued yearly donation to our local first responders. Their generous support helps provide essential equipment, protective gear, training, and many other resources that allow our first responders to serve and protect our community safely and effectively. Partnerships like this make a lasting impact, and we are truly thankful for B&G Enterprises’ ongoing commitment to the men and women who dedicate themselves to keeping our community safe. 🚒

05/01/2026

This morning Firefighter Tyler Bourdier graduated from the Louisiana State Fire and Emergency Training Academy. This is a strenuous 16 week program where you learn the basic skills to begin your career in the fire service. He will return and work as a full time firefighter with Morgan City Fire Dept. This is a great accomplishment for not only Tyler but for Patterson Fire Dept. as Tyler now has the following certifications, Hazmat Awareness, Hazmat Operations, Firefighter 1, Firefighter 2 and Driver Operator. These certifications help with his skills and knowledge of the fire service and for the Property Insurance Association of Louisiana (PIAL) rating. Tyler has been a member of Patterson Vol. Fire Dept for just over 9 years where he started as a junior member and worked through many scenes and situations that will assist him through his career.

Chief Scott Hutton and the members of Patterson Fire Dept would like to congratulate Tyler Boudier and wish him well as he begins his professional firefighting career.

04/19/2026

Tonight 4/18/26 at approximately 7:30PM Patterson Vol. Fire Dept was dispatched to the 300 block of Cleveland St for smoke in a residence. The first unit arrived at 7:34PM and located moderate smoke coming from the eves of the home. An interior fire attack was made, fire was extinguished and situation placed under control at 7:47PM. Patterson Vol. Fire Dept. responded with 9 personnel and 3 apparatus. The home sustained minor damage confined to one bedroom within the residence.

Chief Hutton and PVFD would like to thank Patterson PD, Acadian Ambulance Services, and St Mary 911 Communications for their assistance during this incident.

03/05/2026

PVFD was honored to host a FETA Class on multi-story attack; two departments were represented by nine members. Chief Hutton would like to extend his gratitude to our trainer, Andrew, and our mutual aid departments for training with us.

03/03/2026

Monday at 14:51, the Patterson Vol Fire Dept was dispatched to the 600 block of MLK for a house fire. The first suppression apparatus arrived at 14:57 and found a house with heavy smoke showing. Units made entry and located the fire in the kitchen; the fire was extinguished, and the situation was deemed under control at 15:12. After the fire was extinguished, an investigation and interview with the occupant were completed, and the cause was deemed to be a cooking fire. PVFD reports there were no firefighter injuries and one civilian injury; the patient self-transported to a local hospital. Chief Hutton would like to thank Bayou Vista FD, Berwick FD, Patterson PD, Acadian Ambulance, and St. Mary 911 Communications for their assistance with this incident. Chief Hutton would also like to remind residents of the importance of having working smoke detectors in their homes.

02/25/2026

Last night at 8:40PM, Patterson Vol Fire Dept was dispatched to the area of Wedell St for an apartment on fire. The first commanding officer arrived at 8:43PM and located heavy fire coming from an apartment with multiple other apartments beginning to ignite. Bayou Vista was requested immediately for personnel due to the extent of the incident. The first engine arrived at 8:46PM deploying 2 attack lines, initial fire attack began at 8:48PM and fire was deemed to have spread to a second apartment building. Berwick fire was requested for additional manpower. The fire was knocked down 9:26PM, and all personnel were released from the scene at 12:31AM. In total Patterson responded with 3 apparatus and 12 personnel. The causes of fire remains under investigation.

American Red Cross was contacted for all affected residents. No injuries were reported to civilians or fire personnel.

Chief Hutton would like to remind homeowners the importance of smoke detectors and early fire detection.

PVFD would like to thank everyone who assisted with this fire including Patterson PD, Bayou Vista Fire Dept, Berwick Fire Dept, St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office, St. Mary 911 Communications, Cleco, Acadian Ambulance and Patterson Water Dept

02/09/2026

This past Saturday Patterson Vol. Fire Dept hosted our annual banquet. This banquet is a way that we, at Patterson Vol. Fire Department, can give back to our members for all they do for the department, as well as the community each year.

During the banquet we honored a few of our members who gave many years of service to the Patterson Vol Fire Dept and the citizens of Patterson. Those members are Mr. C.C. Stewart, Jr. who has served 51 years, Mr. Steve Bierhorst who has served for 55 years, and Mr. David Boudier who has served 58 years. These men are great mentors for our younger members and teach the true meaning of dedication. Chief Hutton is honored to say that all three of these members still actively serve alongside us.

We also awarded Tyler Boudier with Member of the Year, Tyler was chosen due to his commitment to training, willingness to work around the station, and consistent attendance of department functions and meetings. Tyler has shown great improvement in his overall skills as a firefighter and first responder.

Other members received awards such as Frequent Trainer of the Year for most training hours and Frequent Responder of the Year for most calls ran.

We revisited our accomplishments for 2025 as well as our goals for the 2026 year. We had a wonderful time sharing a meal with each other and reliving our fond memories for 2025.

Chief Hutton would once again like to thank our members and their families for their dedication to the department and the city, as well as our surrounding fire districts for their services and assistance.

If you or anyone you know would like to become a member, please reach out to Chief Scott Hutton at (985)992-0108. We look forward to hearing from you.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Chief Hutton and the Patterson Vol. Fire Dept. We have had some great accomplishments this year including a successful open house and the final purchase of new air packs as well as many other things. Patterson Vol. Fire Dept. Responded to 160 emergency calls in 2025.
2025 yearly call Review
Medical Emergencies- 46
Motor Vehicle Accidents- 21
Structure Fires- 7
Alarm activations- 11
Hazardous Emergencies- 19
Miscellaneous Fires- 8
Outside Fires- 5
Cancelled Enroute/ No Emergency- 30
Vehicle Fires- 6
Cooking Fires- 3
Miscellaneous Emergencies- 4

If you or someone you know would like to serve our community please join us for our January business meeting on Jan. 26, 2026. Or contact Chief Hutton at (985)992-0108. There is a job for everyone not just firefighters. Hope to see you there!

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1306 Main Street
Patterson, LA
70392

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