Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department

Our Story

The Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department, established in 1880, has deep roots in the community, tracing back to 1874 when the Village of Hamburg was formed. Initially, firefighting was a community effort, with property owners forming a bucket brigade. Under the leadership of Alex C. Stolting, the first Volunteer Fire Brigade was organized, paving the way for a structured fire department. Over the years, the department has evolved, acquiring advanced fire apparatus and expanding its services to include emergency medical response.

Impact

For over a century, the Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department has been a cornerstone of public safety, responding to countless emergencies and training new volunteers. Community outreach programs further reinforce its commitment to safety and service.

Why Donate?

Your contributions support vital services such as fire protection, emergency medical response, and community education on fire safety. Donations help maintain equipment and provide essential training for volunteers.

Make a Difference Today!

Support the Hamburg Volunteer Fire Department by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your generosity ensures that the department can continue to protect and serve the community effectively. Every contribution counts!