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Join us in Congratulating Chayce Neal for graduating from Indian River High School!

Honorary Member is a special membership classification for the Millville Volunteer Fire Company. Reserved exclusively for those who, through service to the Millville Volunteer Fire Company and the community, have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments over a prolonged period and have been officially recognized.

On April 16, 2025 we published a press release about a race related incident that occurred within Millville Vol Fire Co. As part of that press release we made promises to review policies and training. We have done that!

The Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice invited us to participate in a panel discussion focused on racial discrimination and hate crimes. The purpose of the meeting is to advocate for the cessation of hate incidents and harassment directed towards African Americans in Sussex County.

Come meet the EMS providers that respond to the medical emergencies in our area. Free Blood Pressure Screening, Free Hotdogs and Drinks plus Kids Activities

March 5, 2025, at 5:08 p.m., the Millville Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched to a box alarm for a reported structure fire on Scarborough Lane in Ocean View, within the Beach Club neighborhood.

This morning 5/5/2025 Dan Gaffney of the Dan Gaffney Show reported a false rumor about the Millville Volunteer Fire Company

Training for situations requiring water in areas that are not served by fire hydrants. This requires coordination of equipment, water supply sources and communication to keep the water supply available for fire fighters.

Beebe Healthcare in conjunction with National Health Decisions Day is holding a session at MVFC to educate about the importance of advance care planning.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 16, 2025 ** Allegations of Racial Harassment **

We are proud to announce that many members and staff of the Millville Volunteer Fire Company received the Phoenix Award this evening. Sussex County Medical Services and The Phoenix Club recognize individuals who have survived near-death cardiac events, as well as honor the first responders who assisted them.

Today, we had an opportunity to participate in joint training with station 70 Bethany Beach Volunteer Fire Company. It's great to train in real-world situations instead of props and with members of our neighboring company.

MVFC responded to a Box Alarm for a Commercial Structure Fire at the intersection of Jones and Burgage Rd.

MVFC responded to a box alarm for a Multi-residential Fire in Bethany Beach's District.

MVFC hose line and fire ground operations drills led by Capt Hess and Asst Chief Melson.