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Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department is a non-profit organization that has saved the lives of countless citizens through over 3 decades of brave men and women answering the call.

Today in the department:
  • 30 members that require gear and training
  • 9 vehicles averaging over 20 years of hard use
  • 2 stations needing updates and expansion

Some answer the call with their time, others with money. Please answer this call and make this a positive year for our community.
 
  1. Donate online by following the link above.        
  2. Or mail a check to​​
​               Dove Creek VFD
               11191 Northcross Ln
               San Angelo, TX 76904-3622

  • Your donations help keep DCVFD running!  Without them we won’t be able to afford the vital updates that help us improve our capabilities and response time.​  
  • Our goals include upgrading our fleet and training facility. Please find it in your heart to give a financial donation to our growing department.
  • You can become a supporting member by sending a one-time donation or by signing up as a recurring donor through our website.
  • Thank you in advance for your support from all of us here at the Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department!

What Our Community Is Saying 


Joell Salazar,
​I heard a knocking noise around midnight, walked into the living room to check it out and realized the whole room was glowing orange. I immediately thought our house was on fire. Ran outside and saw my car fully engulfed in flames. Our amazing Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department was here within 10 minutes and I couldn’t be more thankful for them. Randi Cooper Whitehead (part of VFD) got here first, without any of her gear, and immediately took over the water hose and instructed me to move a nearby propane tank with maybe a minute to spare before the fire hit the gas tank. I’m especially thankful for her today. There are so many things I am praising God for. Like the fact that I almost parked under the carport. Or how I almost dismissed the knocking noise and went to sleep. And mainly, that whatever was going wrong with the battery and caused the fire didn’t happen with the kids and I inside.
Material things are replaceable.
God is so so so good.

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