Ellerslie Volunteer Fire Department

Ellerslie Volunteer Fire Department The EVFD has 26 volunteer fire fighters that make themselves available 24 hours a day to respond to fire calls and emergency services calls in Ellerslie .

There are currently 23 volunteer fire fighters on the active roster who provide protection for over 2600 families. All of our volunteer firefighters are certified by the Georgia Fire Fighter Standards and Training Council. These volunteers make themselves available twenty-four hours a day to respond to fire calls and emergency service calls. Of the 23 volunteers firefighters there are 16 certified

Firefighters/Emergency Medical Responders and 7 Support Firefighters We are prepared to assist our community with all of its medical along with fire needs. The Ellerslie Volunteer Fire Department (EVFD) serves a seventy-six square mile area of southeastern Harris County, Georgia, including Ellerslie and portions of communities in the surrounding area. A non-profit private corporation, the EVFD operates under the supervision of a ten-member Board of Directors comprised of volunteer fire fighters and citizens. The EVFD exists to serve the citizens within our district, but our ability to serve depends upon the amount of support we receive from the community. The EVFD relies on the annual dues contribution of each family and business within our district to cover all operating expenses. This contribution is a tax deductible donation. Our ISO rating is 4 and this helps to keep your home owners insurance rates down. Our PayPal is or you may drop off a check in the red box outside the station. Ellerslie is a rapidly growing community and the EVFD does more than just fight an occasional fire. The EVFD provides local emergency assistance by:

*Removing downed trees after storms to clear roadways
*Assisting with clearing auto accidents from roadways
*Directing traffic at accident sites
*Responding with ambulance services to assist with Medical Aid and CPR
*Aiding search parties to find missing persons.

04/22/2026

Harris County Georgia has been placed on a burn ban, effective immediately. Please visit the Georgia Forestry website or the Harris County Georgia website for further information

03/27/2026

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PER GEORGIA FORESTRY NO BURNING ALL WEEKEND
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Fire Weather Watch issued March 27 at 2:31AM EDT until March 28 at 11:00PM EDT by NWS Peachtree City GA

March 27, 2026 at 2:32:32 AM EDT
Default overview section The National Weather Service in Peachtree City has issued a Fire Weather Watch for low relative humidity and gusty winds, which is in effect from Saturday morning through Saturday evening. * Affected Area...All of North and Central Georgia. * Timing...8 AM to 11 PM Saturday. * Winds...North becoming northeast at 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Gusts as up to 40 mph along ridgelines and peaks of northwest Georgia. * Relative Humidity...Falling into the teens to low 20s by Saturday afternoon. * Temperatures...65 to 71, with 58-64 above 2,500 ft. * Impacts...With elevated winds and low relative humidity, extremely dangerous fire weather conditions are possible.

Hi there, neighbors!We just wanted the community to be aware that the conditions for burning are too hazardous right now...
02/09/2026

Hi there, neighbors!

We just wanted the community to be aware that the conditions for burning are too hazardous right now.

Fire departments across the county have been battling out of control brush and grass fires for several days now. Some of these fires were from careless or inattentive landowners.

Please remember that every time a department has to respond to a fire, it places the public, as well as the firefighters in danger, and it is hard on equipment and supplies.

Please maintain awareness and prepare well when burning.

We also request that while fire weather conditions are so dangerous, please do not burn anything.
The national weather service does issue fire weather advisories. Please look them up prior to burning

Finally, YOU are responsible for any fire that you start. That includes any damage to property, whether it be yours or another landowner nearby. You are also responsible for any loss of life or injury that may be caused to any party from a fire that you start, including first responders.

Please consider this prior to starting that fire. Is it really worth it?

12/14/2025

If you are missing some keys from Willow Beach please reach out someone found some on Edgewater after the Santa parade. Picture in comments.

12/13/2025

That's a wrap for this year for the Santa parade! We hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we all did. Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas from all of us at the Ellerslie Fire Dept!

12/13/2025

Eagles Point here we come!

12/13/2025

Quail Ridge here we come!

12/13/2025

Central Crossing here we come!

12/13/2025

Hardwood Hollow here we come!

12/13/2025

Steele Creek here we come!

12/13/2025

Boyd Branch here we come!

12/13/2025

Abberly Lakes here we come!

Address

13425 Warm Springs Road
Ellerslie, GA
31807

Telephone

+17065680705

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