The Round Hill Volunteer Fire Department is looking for community members who would like to help their friends and neighbors. To staff the equipment, we need Firefighters, Emergency Medical Technicians and Drivers. In addition, we need Administrative members to help us raise funds and support operations. There are lots of ways to be a part of this important community organization.

RHVFD provides free uniforms, equipment and training to become a volunteer. Benefits include a retirement program and waiving of personal property taxes on one of your cars based on a minimum number of hours served. You work (and play) with other community members who share your dedication to the community, and you can give as much or as little of your time as your schedule and family allow.

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Can't Volunteer?

There are other ways you can "Help Us, Help The Community!"

We realize that many folks can't volunteer their time due to other commitments - jobs, family, vacations, and a schedule full of activities.  However, there is another way you can help.

Please consider making a monetary donation to the Round Hill Volunteer Fire Department.  Funds are needed for ongoing maintenance of the building, vehicles and equipment, and for ordering supplies used on fire and rescue calls.

Please donate by check or via our "Donate" link.  The Round Hill Volunteer Fire Department is a 501(c)3 organization, so your donations are tax deductable.

Thank you for donating!

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Thank You to Franklin Park Performing Arts and the Thundercloggers

On January 9th, representatives from the Franklin Park Performing Arts and the Thunder Cloggers presented the Round Hill Vonlunteer Fire Department Board Members with a check for over $700.  These funds were raised during their December North Pole Follies event.

The RHVFD Board would like to extend a big Thank You to all of those who generously donated!

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