Saturday, June 16th, 2012
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Around 0330hrs Engine7-1 and Wagon1, along with Medic7, Medic1 and Rescue1-7 was summoned to Interstate 64 West bound in the area of the 140 mile marker for a reported Auto Accident. Early reports we...
Thursday, January 26th, 2012
A little after 8pm Engine Companies 1,2,6, Medic1 and HR4 were dispatched to 806 Bannister Town Rd for the Residential Structure Fire. Chief6 was the first to arrive assuming command and reporting a r...
Monday, January 23rd, 2012
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On Jan 23rd Engine Companies 1 & 7, Medic1 were summoned to the 1600 block of Byrd Mill Rd for the MVC, upon Wagon1's arrival they found a single vehicle on its side, with 1 female patient trapped...
Around 1830hrs Engine Co1 was dispatched along with several medic units to the 5700 block of W Old Mountain Rd just off of State Rt 208 for the reported veh crash involving a dirtbike. Upon arrival Me...
Friday, December 14th, 2018
At our December business meeting the department held our annual elections electing the 2019 line officers of the Louisa Volunteer Fire Department. Below are our 2019 officers!Fire Chief: R. Whitlock1...
Saturday, April 25th, 2015
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For 72 years the Louisa Volunteer Fire Department has been in the business of creating long lasting memories for many families in our area. Since 2011, new state laws prohibited us from launching fire...
Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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LCFEMS Personnel took Truck 1 to Moss-Nuckols Elementary School to speak to kindergarten classes about our job and the importance of fire safety. We discussed smoke alarms, how to evacuate a smoke fil...
Sunday, May 6th, 2012
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Kents Store Volunteer Fire Dept in Fluvanna Co, played host of a 16hr-Basic Pump Operations Training Class this past weekend. The classroom portion was held at the New Kents Store Firehouse with the p...
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Bringing fireworks back!
Saturday, April 25th, 2015

For 72 years the Louisa Volunteer Fire Department has been in the business of creating long lasting memories for many families in our area. Since 2011, new state laws prohibited us from launching fireworks at our original launch site (The Louisa Little League Field). The new laws made it mandatory for us to have a State of Virginia certified Pyro-technician onsite and it required us to have large buffers from by-standers and occupied dwellings. We have finally come up with a solution to these laws that held us back the last few years. With the help of Wayt Gibbs of Virginia Skypainters we are planning a 15-20 minute fireworks show on July 3rd 2015. This will be an electronically launched show with less or hardly no dark sky. Due to the large buffers needed the fireworks will be fired from two different locations. The large mortars will be launched from the Louisa Town Hall grounds, and the Finale will be launched from the Old Country Vintner's Factory just east of the fairgrounds. We expect the best view of the fireworks to be inside the fairgrounds. You may not be able to see the finale from the parking area as people used to in the past. The Louisa little league ball field will be available for blanket toting families for seating also. Please understand that this is a completely new strategy for us, so please be patient. After the fair is over, we will put up a pole question to figure out what we can do to make the display better for years to come. Thanks! We look forward to seeing you on July 3rd!

Bringing fireworks back!
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Friday, December 14th, 2018
At our December business meeting the department held our annual elections electing the 2019 line officers of the Louisa Volunteer Fire Department. Below are our 2019 officers!Fire Chief: R. Whitlock1st Assistant Chief: M.
Saturday, April 25th, 2015
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For 72 years the Louisa Volunteer Fire Department has been in the business of creating long lasting memories for many families in our area. Since 2011, new state laws prohibited us from launching fireworks at our original launch site (The Louisa Little League Field).
Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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LCFEMS Personnel took Truck 1 to Moss-Nuckols Elementary School to speak to kindergarten classes about our job and the importance of fire safety. We discussed smoke alarms, how to evacuate a smoke filled residence safely, and they really enjoyed the STOP,DROP and ROLL Races! Fire Safety Education is...
Sunday, May 6th, 2012
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Kents Store Volunteer Fire Dept in Fluvanna Co, played host of a 16hr-Basic Pump Operations Training Class this past weekend. The classroom portion was held at the New Kents Store Firehouse with the practical portion in Zions Crossroads.
Saturday, January 21st, 2012
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On Saturday Jan 21st, Chief1 gave the final go ahead for personnel to start utilizing the new unit. It is now fully equipped as an Engine for all types of fires and will also carry back-up Vehicle Extrication Equipment.
Wednesday, January 18th, 2012
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The Louisa County Department of Fire and Emergency Services received notification that it is the recipient of a $705,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The grant funded the replacement of outdated self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) on all volunteer and career fire ...
Friday, November 18th, 2011
On Friday November 18th, Louisa Volunteer Fire Dept received the newest member to our fleet from pierce manufacturing. Its a 2012 Pierce Pumper. This vehicle was purchased with insurance money recieved from the accident of the late Engine1, which occurred in September of this year.
Wednesday, September 21st, 2011
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At 1900hrs members of the Louisa Vol Fire Dept met at the station for an orientation class for the new engine. The representative from Pierce Manufacturing went over everything from where to find fluid capacity's to operating the pump.
Friday, April 15th, 2011
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Atlantic Emergency Solutions Vice-Pres. Kevin Sandridge presented the keys to the new Engine ONE to Chief Perkins this evening. The new engine was delivered a few days earlier than anticipated, while most of the deparment was out on a wildfire call.
Final inspection on the new Engine ONE was completed on April 7th, 2011 at the Pierce factory in Appleton, Wisconsin. Rob Greep, Keith Hopkins and Joe Bowers traveled to the factory last week to perform the final acceptance inspection of the new engine.
Saturday, September 11th, 2010
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On Saturday after 9/11 rembrance ceremonies Louisa County Fire Training Center's new burn building was dedicated to Chief Robert "Perk" Perkins. His goal for fifteen years has been to establish a fire training center for Louisa County.
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