“A career in fire and emergency services is more than a job; it is a commitment to the safety and well-being of your neighbors. At the Troutville Volunteer Fire Department (TVFD), we are looking for dedicated, brave, and selfless individuals to join our ranks. Whether you are looking for a lifelong career path or a way to serve your community as a volunteer, TVFD provides the foundation, training, and support you need to succeed in the most rewarding profession in the world.”
Join a Legacy of Service and Excellence
“Since 1952, the Troutville Volunteer Fire Department has stood as a beacon of protection for Botetourt County. Joining our team means becoming part of a tradition built on courage and integrity. Our members come from all walks of life—teachers, mechanics, engineers, and retirees—all united by a single goal: being there for others on their worst days.
We offer a unique environment where professional standards meet a family atmosphere. As the busiest department in the county, we provide an unparalleled level of experience and high-call volume that will sharpen your skills and challenge your limits.”
“We invest heavily in our people. From Firefighter I & II certifications to Advanced EMT and Technical Rescue training, we provide the resources for you to grow. Our state-of-the-art facilities and experienced mentors ensure that every member, regardless of their starting point, has the tools to become a elite first responder.”
Why Your Future Starts Here
“Choosing a career with TVFD means access to top-tier equipment, a supportive brotherhood, and the chance to make a tangible difference in 12,000 lives every day. We don’t just respond to fires; we respond to medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, and community needs. If you have the heart to serve and the drive to learn, we have a place for you on our apparatus. Your journey from a recruit to a seasoned first responder begins with a single step. Do you have what it takes to wear the Troutville patch?”
“Watch our recruitment film: The Heart of Troutville – and see what it truly means to be a part of this department.”
