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Volunteer fire departments are built on dedication, sacrifice, and neighbors helping neighbors. At Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department, our volunteers are the backbone of everything we do. From responding to fires and accidents to assisting during emergencies and community events, every call answered is made possible by individuals willing to step up and serve.
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Volunteers are needed now more than ever. Rural and volunteer departments face growing demands, and having committed members helps ensure our community continues to receive quick, reliable emergency response when it matters most. Whether someone has prior experience or is completely new to the fire service, there is a place for anyone willing to learn, work hard, and be part of a team that serves with pride.

Being a volunteer firefighter is more than wearing a uniform — it’s about protecting your community, supporting your neighbors, and making a real difference in people’s lives during some of their hardest moments. The time our volunteers give does not go unnoticed. Every training attended, every late-night call, every missed family dinner, and every hour spent serving is deeply appreciated.

We understand that volunteering requires commitment and sacrifice, and we are incredibly thankful for those who choose to give their time to help keep Dove Creek and the surrounding community safe. Their dedication, courage, and willingness to serve are what make this department strong.
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If you have ever considered becoming a volunteer firefighter, now is the time. Join a team that values service, teamwork, and community. Your community needs you, and we would be honored to have you serve alongside us.

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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