Rockville Volunteer Fire Department

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380 Hungerford Dr

Rockville, MD 20850

+1 (301) 424-2311

https://rvfd.org

The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department offers fire protection and emergency medical services. The department maintains a fleet of more than 20 apparatus, including engines, ladder and brush trucks, medical units, tankers, ambulances and support vehicles. The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department has several stations and is located in Rockville, Md. The department maintains a work force of over 15 employees, including rescue captains, officers and lieutenants. The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department additionally offers online information on fire protection.

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Reviews

5.04 reviews

Joy B.

5/6/2024

A shout out to the Rockville Volunteer Fire department. I called this morning and they were so nice and helpful over the phone. I went over to the station and they were able to help me solve a...

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Dee D.

12/8/2020

RVFD's 2020 Santa Run schedule. Santa and other fire trucks visited the neighborhood to welcome the Christmas season. Always brings great joy each year.

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Brian L.

12/8/2019

My brother is Montgomery Country Fire and Rescue. My girlfriends brother is a volunteer fire fighter. Naturally once I learned that the station in Rockville sold Christmas trees I wanted to show...

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D B.

6/17/2018

These nice fire department folks let me take a few pictures while I was walking by. Obviously, fire departments are an essential and important part of life, and they seem to have their stuff together.

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