Church Point Vfd

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

Please remember to take time to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms that we enjoy.

05/25/2026

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The Church Point Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank everyone who made the car and truck show a success. Thank you to all those who sponsored the show, and all those who entered, the show could not have been possible without you. Thank you to all those who helped put it together, the firefighters and volunteers who worked along side them to get everything ready and in place. Thank you to those who ran the music, the ticket booth and the narration all day long. Also a thank you to everyone who attended. A car show or any event of this nature takes a lot of people, and once again they all showed up for us this year. Thank you again, we look forward to next year.

Be aware, be informed, be prepared, and be safe. Non-emergency phone number 684-5429 [email protected] Check back next week. Berl Adams CPVFD Public Information Officer.

05/18/2026

What is happening with your fire protection?

Safety protocol. This phrase is heard mostly in the business sector, because it is usually part of the standard reminders for people who face unusually hazardous situations on a daily basis. Usually it refers to a set of guidelines that dictate certain required precautions, equipment or actions for particular duties, geared to keeping the person performing these duties safe from harm.

Though many types of occupations have them, let me just remind you of a few related to firefighting and it may inspire you to enact or improve your own safety actions.

One of these protocols concerns PPE’s “Personal Protective Equipment”. This protocol requires that you examine the situation and wear the proper personal protective equipment. To fight fire inside a burning structure you would need your bunker gear and your SCBA “Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. This protects you from heat and gasses and gives you clean air to breath. When on a medical call it could include examination gloves, safety mask, and possibly a full safety suit depending on the situation. For accidents depending on your role it cold be a safety vest, bunker gear, waders, or other specific equipment.
The key to effectively following “safety Protocol” is really simply, to consistently follow it so you have your safety gear in place even when you may not think you need it, so it will be there when you do. Think safety. You may not be able to do it over, but you can always do it right.

Be aware, be informed, be prepared, and be safe. Non-emergency phone number 684-5429 [email protected] Check back next week. Berl Adams CPVFD Public Information Officer.

05/16/2026

05/16/2026

Here are some pictures of today’s winners. Thanks to everyone that came out to support us, we appreciate you. Thanks to Hal the Cajun Lady Accent for MCing and supporting us. Thanks to all the firefighters and their family members that help make this possible. And last but not least, thanks to all the sponsors who donated to help out. If I forgot anyone, I apologize but thank you too.

05/16/2026

I tried to capture everyone’s vehicles today but I may have missed a few. Mr. Eddie Stears sent this video and it was too well done not to share. Credit for this goes to him.

05/16/2026

05/16/2026

Come on out and see all the nice cars and support the fire department