Official Website for the Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company
The Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company Annual Fund Drive letters are being mailed out in November. Donations help maintain equipment, provide essential training, and ensure our members are ready to serve the community whenever needed.
Supporting the fire company is now easier than ever. In addition to mailing your contribution, donations can be made online through our website (www.wvfc21.org), by ... (Full Story & Photos)
Become a Sponsor!
The Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company (WVFC) is actively seeking sponsors who want to make a positive difference in the community. Sponsorship ensures firefighters have the critical tools and equipment needed to respond quickly and effectively during emergencies, and with your business/organization logo proudly displayed on our website, demonstrates your support for the Wolfsville ... (Full Story & Photos)
Frederick County Division of Fire & Rescue Services (FCDFRS) and Frederick County Government are continuing to invest in the Wolfsville community to enhance public safety, by installing the new Wolfsville Rural Water Supply Cistern.
A major improvement has been made to the local water supply infrastructure, supported by the Wolfsville Ruritan Club, which provided the site for the new installation, ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company recently hosted its Annual Picnic, bringing together members, families, and friends for a day of food and connection.
The event provided an opportunity for everyone to gather, share stories, and celebrate the individuals who make the fire company and community unique. A group photo was taken to commemorate the day and the dedicated members who contribute to the ... (Full Story & Photos)
Career staff from DFRS and volunteers from Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company recently participated in a multi-company training drill focused on drafting and relay pumping operations.
This drill provided crews from several departments with the opportunity to work together on establishing a water supply, drafting from a static water source, and moving large volumes of water over a distance through ... (Full Story & Photos)
While many enjoyed Independence Day with cookouts, family gatherings, and fireworks, the volunteers of Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company were hard at work away from their families serving the community.
The severe storms that moved through the area generated numerous emergency calls, including downed power lines, trees blocking roadways, trees on homes, and structure fires. Crews from Wolfsville ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company is pleased to announce that Special Unit 21 is now officially in service.
This new 2026 Ram 2500, equipped with a Reading utility body, will serve as the EMS First Responder Unit. Designed to safely and efficiently carry essential equipment, Special Unit 21 will enhance response times to medical emergencies throughout the Wolfsville community.
Replacing an aging ... (Full Story & Photos)
On May 8, 2026, volunteers from the Wolfsville Volunteer Fire Company and Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services staff assigned to the Wolfsville Fire Station participated in training alongside neighboring departments. The focus was on rural water supply operations and tanker shuttle scenarios. These exercises are vital in areas without hydrant systems, teaching crews learn how to efficiently ... (Full Story & Photos)
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