Amelia VFD is a 100% volunteer department with 142 dedicated members, 20 pieces of apparatus, and 5 stations throughout the county. The volunteers respond to fire & EMS emergencies, performing most rescue services within the county, and also assist our neighbors with mutual aid when needed. We are located 30 miles west of the city of Richmond, Va.
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Come Visit us for National Night Out next Saturday August 13, 2016 from 8:30 am til 4pm at the Joe Paulette Park located at 16501 Five Forks Rd here in Amelia County. You will be able to meet all your first responders from the Amelia Fire Dept, Amelia Rescue Squad, Amelia Sheriff's Office and Me...
At 0718 AM, Amelia dispatched Companies 1, 4, 3, & 5 to a house on Grubb Hill Church Rd. for a report of a Structure Fire. Within minutes, a deputy who was nearby advised that he was on scene, and that the home was "pretty well involved". Units arrived on scene to find a two stor...
On January 6th, 2016 companies 1, 3, 4 and Amelia Emergency Squad Medic 4 were paged for a possible structure fire on Patrick Henry Hwy.. Before marking enroute dispatch notified all companies sprinklers were actively going off but no signs of smoke or fire had been found. Upon arrival and afte...
At 1702 hrs, Amelia ECC struck tones for companies 2 and 1 for a report of an outside fire on Rocky Run Ln. Tanker 2 was first to respond with Chief 20 aboard. Chief 20 marked on scene with a acre and a half fast moving fire and a fully engulfed abandoned house. He requested the fo...
Companies 1 and 3, along with Amelia Emergency Squad, Amelia Sheriff's Office, VA State Police, VSP Medflight staged a mock crash scene in the High School parking lot for safe driving awareness prior to this weekends prom. The scenario was a two vehicle crash with at least two DOA eje...
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