Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department

Our Story

The Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department was established in January 1981, following two devastating house fires that underscored the urgent need for fire protection in the Spring Creek area of Madison County. Inspired by the community's swift response, Roemane Willett proposed the formation of a volunteer fire department. A meeting on February 17, 1981, drew over 100 residents, resulting in 27 volunteers and initial donations. Despite early challenges, the department thrived through community support, training, and fundraising, culminating in the opening of a dedicated firehouse in 1983.

Impact

For over three decades, the SCVFD has been a cornerstone of fire protection and emergency response, addressing countless emergencies and enhancing community resilience.

Why Donate?

Your donations are crucial for acquiring essential equipment, providing training, and supporting community outreach efforts, ensuring effective emergency responses and the protection of lives and property.

Make a Difference Today!

Support the Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your contribution helps save lives and strengthens community safety. Join the effort to protect your neighbors and ensure a safer tomorrow!