Valley Volunteer Fire Department

10/02/2026

In the recent call of Valley VFD rescuing our now firehouse cat "Little Debbie" back in August...

We received a package with a surprise inside!

Thank you to Little Debbie for the generous donation to our firehouse!!!

It's really super cool that we can make contact with large
Corporations through social media.

Thank you!!

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09/30/2026

🔥 OUTDOOR BURNING PROHIBITED 🔥 see below ⬇️

09/30/2026

28th of September at 11:18pm the Volunteers at Valley VFD were alerted for a structure fire with possible entrapment off Brickhill Road in the Millersville community of the City of Pleasant Valley...

Deputy Chief-12 responded in Utility-127 along with Engines 122 and 124. Deputy Chief-12 arrived within 6 minutes to find heavy fire showing from 3 sides on a well involved single story structure. Command also requested protection to exposures of a commercial building off the delta side. With the heavy fire showing and possible exposure, command went ahead and struck a 2nd alarm adding numerous other volunteer fire departments..

Engine-122 and 124 arrived directly in behind U-127. A 2.5" blitz line was pulled for heavy fire suppression at the rear, a 1.5" cross lay was pulled for fire attack at the front door/ primary searches. A rear bumper line was pulled to protect the adjacent commercial building.. Monongah VFD Tanker-103 arrived in behind E-124 and began supplying its water... Winfield Dist VFD E-137 arrived and sent its manpower. Command-12 had Boothsville VFD secured the hydrant and laid LDH supply line down to the scene. (Approximately 1300').

A family member of the homeowners would confirm no one would be Inside the residence, but believed a couple dogs would may still be ... Fire suppression would continue for a hour until command-12 would place the fire under control. Overhaul and checking for hotspots would continue for another hour to an hour and half. Unfortunately 2 dogs would not survive the blaze but was recovered.. Fairmont Fire Dept would respond Rescue-5 to assist with filling MSA Air cylinders for different departments..

At 3:30am the scene was placed under control and fire departments would start returning..

Thanks to our mutual aid departments who provided their assistance to us. If it was manpower, rehabilitation, and help with cleanup.

Monongah Fire Dept.
Farmington Vol. Fire Department
Winfield District Volunteer Fire Department
Baxter VFD Co.2
BOOTHSVILLE VFD
Rivesville VFD
Barrackville Vol Fire Department Company 1
Worthington Fire Department WV
Grant Town VFD
Fairmont Fire Department
Marion County Rescue Squad
Marion County WV Sheriff's Office

Spelter Volunteer Fire Department for a transfer to our station.. To help cover I-79. They was eventually pulled in to assist to overhaul and cleanup!!

Deputy Chief-12 Z.Eakle would hold command for the incident.. Valley VFD operated with 9 volunteers. Our apparatuses would back in station and in service at 0500 hours...

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09/29/2026

🚒Valley VFD along with numerous other departments in the county are currently out operating on a working structure fire in the City of Pleasant Valley down Brick hill road. 🚒

09/27/2026

🚒🚒 Squad-12 Tower-12 attended Farmington Vol. Fire Department 2nd annual Public Safety Day..

A afternoon where the public gets to see what volunteer fire departments have the capabilities of doing and what mutual aid means when another company needs assistance...What essential tools, rescue equipment and differences between fire trucks mean.

Also a congratulations to Company-7 who now has an organized Swift Water Rescue Team along with boat-7.
Farmington VFD has 7 certified Swift Water Technicians!
Monongah Fire Dept. has 4 certified swift water technicians.. Volunteer Fire Dept has certified technicians also.

Thank you Company-7 for the invite, friendship and the insight of your Volunteer Firehouse!

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09/25/2026

09/24/2026

Numerous vehicle accidents for Valley VFD during rainy days.

Company-12 firefighters responded to 6 vehicle accidents in the past 4 days...

Chief-12 in Utility-128 along with Squad-12 handled a 3 vehicle accident at the Starbucks in the Town of Whitehall. Minor injuries occurred with one vehicle sustaining moderate damage with airbag deployment. The roadway would be blocked until vehicles were recovered.. Whitehall PD handled the investigation...

Sept 18th at 9:44pm. Squad-12 Engine-122 and Utilities 128 & 127 responded to reports of a 2 vehicle accident at the intersection of Whitehall Boulevard and the I-79 Southbound off ramp. Chief-12 arrived to find the off ramp blocked with 2 vehicles head on type collision.. SQ-12 provided scene lighting and protection. Engine-122 was diverted for a smoke investigation off Apache Circle. (Nothing was found) Firefighters worked to clean the debris and fluid from the roadway while handling traffic control. Marion County Rescue Squad handled the patient care... Valley VFD was placed back in service within the hour..

Sept 21st at 12:12pm Squad-12 Engine-122 and Deputy Chief-12 in Utility-127 responded to reports of a single vehicle accident along Interstate-79 Southbound near the 133 mile marker..(Kingmont Exit). Firefighters arrived to find a single vehicle accident, vehicle struck the concrete barrier. No injuries. Scene protection was provided as Hawkins Towing would recover the vehicle. WV State Police handled the investigation... Company-12 was back in service within 45 minutes..

Valley VFD would answer 3 more separate vehicle accidents . Sept 22 a single vehicle hydroplaned and struck the concrete barrier at the 133 mile marker Southbound. No injuries.. A vehicle accident at the 135 mile marker of Interstate-79 Southbound. Single vehicle hydroplaned into the wall, no injuries.
Sept 23 a vehicle vs. a motorcycle on Middletown Road across from Roxbury Lane. Minor damage with the motorcycle rider needing checked out by EMS...

Engine-122 also would secure a landing zone at the Mon/Marion Hospital for Health-net Aeromedical...

For the month of September Valley Fire has answered 22 vehicles accidents.. 16 Automatic Fire Alarms. 3 Landing Zones. 6 Investigations. 3 Structure Fires. 3 tree down calls along with our continued support to the community for Public Relations events.

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