Tygart Valley Fire Company Co. 41

07/11/2026

‼️Update- we were able to figure it out and it will be fixed ‼️ Thank you all for your help!

Last night, an individual or individuals entered the Tygart Valley Fire Company property and caused damage to one of our fields.

We are extremely disappointed by this act of vandalism. Our grounds are more than just property—they are a community resource. Throughout the year, we gladly allow our fields to be used for youth soccer, community events, fundraisers, and other activities that benefit the people we proudly serve. We work hard to maintain these facilities so they can continue to be enjoyed by everyone.

It is frustrating and disheartening to see that generosity repaid with unnecessary destruction.

We are asking the person or persons responsible to do the right thing and come forward. Taking responsibility for your actions is always the first step toward making things right.

If anyone witnessed suspicious activity in the area last night or has information that may help identify those involved, we ask that you contact us through Facebook Messenger or reach out to a member of the department. Any information will be appreciated.

As a result of this incident, we will be enhancing our security camera system in the near future to provide expanded coverage of our property. While we regret having to make this investment, protecting the property entrusted to our department—and ultimately to our community—is a responsibility we take seriously.

Please remember that damage to fire department property is damage to a community asset. Every dollar spent repairing vandalism is a dollar that cannot be used to support emergency services, training, equipment, or community programs.

We appreciate the continued support of our community and hope those responsible will choose to do the right thing.

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

🚒 Firefighters are currently in the East Dailey area responding to multiple reports of downed power lines and trees blocking roadways.

⚠️ If you encounter a downed line, stay well away from it and call 911 immediately. Never assume a wire is safe—any downed line has the potential to be energized and can be extremely dangerous.

Please use caution while traveling in the area and avoid any roadways affected by debris or utility hazards.

Thank you for your cooperation and patience as emergency crews work to address these incidents. 🚒⚡️

06/13/2026

During training, a key was found in the back parking lot. If this is your key, please identify the color of the bottle opener that was attach to it and we will get it back to you. 🔑

06/12/2026

Please do not be alarmed if you see fire apparatus operating along the river near the burnt bridge. Members of Tygart Valley Fire Company will be conducting draft operation training exercises.

This training helps our firefighters maintain proficiency in pumping water from natural water sources during emergencies.

Thank you for your understanding and support as we continue to train and prepare to serve our community safely and effectively.

05/29/2026

Blast from the past! Some old photos of previous apparatuses and members. If you have anymore photos like this please post them in the comments!

05/27/2026

⚠️Turn Around, Don't Drown⚠️

Heavy rain can quickly turn roads into dangerous flood zones. Just 6 inches of moving water can knock an adult off their feet, and as little as 12 inches of water can carry away a vehicle.

The Valley Bend Road (Across from the Valley Bend Post Office), East Dailey Road, and the Back Road coming out of Mill Creek are all experiencing flood conditions. Please use the alternate route around the back road by the Burnt Bridge to acress the East Dailey Shaffers Run areas.

📍Never drive through flooded roadways
📍You can't always see how deep the water is
📍Roads may be washed out beneath the surface
📍If you encounter flooding seak high ground

Please slow down, stay alert, and find an alternate route. No destination is worth risking your life