James Wheeler (8/1/2016)
Do you have a working fire extinguisher in your residence?
You may never have to call 9-1-1, but if you do - seconds count! First responders, FIRE / MEDICAL / POLICE, need to find the right location the first time.Help support your local volunteer fire company and enhance your home and/or office at the same time. Swoope Volunteer Fire Company sells gre...
Congratulations to the 2021 Swoope Volunteer Fire Company Officers;Fire Chief - Chris Botkin Deputy Chief - Ryan Folweiler Captain - Nelson Mace14 Lieutenant 1 - Stanley Via14 Lieutenant 2 - William PooleEMS Captain - James McManusEMS Lieutenant - Emily ViaTraining...
Swooope Volunteer Fire Company is very pleased to announce the graduation of one of our own, Tamara-Lynn Harley Bird who graduated today from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State College, College of Architecture and Urban Studies and Building Construction. Harley has worked v...
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our firehouse cat “Bunkers”. Without a doubt our most famous and loved member, Bunkers has been a staple of the Swoope Volunteer Fire Company for many years. Bunkers brought joy to everyone who met him and provided snuggles to anyon...
🚨CANCELLED🚨 We are very sad to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances and situations beyond our control... we are having to cancel our Santa Run for the Swoope community this year. This event brings us so much joy and it was a very hard decision. Please follow Churchville-Volunteer Fire...
On December 8, 2016 at 07:05 the Swoope Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched to a structure fire on Elliott Street. Upon arrival of fire units, Staunton Engine 2 under the Command of Lt Humes advised the dispatch center that a house was "on the ground." Swoope Fire Chief Kevin Wilke...
Swoope Volunteer Fire Company along with the Staunton-Augusta Rescue Squad (SARS) were dispatched to a Motor Vehicle Crash on the access road around Beverly Manor Middle School at 10:32 hours on November 17, 2016.
Swoope Engine 14-5 arrived on scene first, under the Command of Captain Ryan Folw...
On October 6, 2016 at 00:37 hours, the Swoope Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched to assist on a 'working' structure fire at the 200 block of Frontier Road. Engine 14-5 and Rehab-1 both responded from Station 14 For the early morning fire. On the initial dispatch was Augusta Coun...
The Swoope Volunteer Fire Company sent four representatives to Delaware for the funeral and memorial services for Wilmington Firefighters Lieutenant Chris Leach and Senior Firefighter Jerry Fickes, both who were tragically killed in the Line of Duty on September 24, 2016 while operating inside of a ...
On September 27, 2016 at 09:49 hours, the Swoope Volunteer Fire Company responded to a 9-1-1 dispatch for a 'Vehicle Fire' located in the 400 block of Parkersburg Turnpike, responding units included Engine 14-5 and Response-14. Augusta County Fire & Rescue Captai...