Martinsville Fire & EMS

Martinsville Fire & EMS An ISO Public Protection Classification "3" Department. The department responds to approximately 3,100 calls per year.

Martinsville Fire & EMS is a combination agency providing services with a diverse composition of career and volunteer personnel. Fire Chief Teddy Anderson manages the department with the assistance of a dedicated and professional team of Company and Chief Officers. Martinsville's 11 square miles is covered by two stations consisting of two engine companies, one ladder company, a rescue truck, and

two advance life support ambulances. Fire suppression, advanced life support EMS transport, vehicle rescue, technical rescue, fire/building inspections, fire investigations, plans review, public education, emergency management, city-wide employee safety, and hazardous materials response services are provided. There are four divisions including Administration, Operations, Inspections & Code Enforcement, and Emergency Management & Safety. Of those, about 85% are medically related, and the remainder is fire related.

On February 12, 2026 approximately 10:45 the Martinsville Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Winston Stree...
02/21/2026

On February 12, 2026 approximately 10:45 the Martinsville Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Winston Street. We knew this house was condemned and being used by homeless people. Shortly after arriving on the scene we determined the fire was located in the basement. Crews were assembled and an interior search for victims and location of the fire for extinguishment were being performed. Soon after entry firefighters using a thermal imaging camera found a small puppy lying on the floor. The puppy was brought outside. The puppy was checked, found to still be alive but unconcious and gasping for breath. The puppy was immediatly rushed to a unit on scene and oxygen was given. Soon the cute little puppy regained consciousness. The Martinsville Police Department was called to transport the puppy for further evaluation from the vet. Dakota Cassell from the Henry County Animal shelter was contacted and she has cared for this little guy every since he left us. His new name is Reese. Reese has had some struggles but is now doing great. Reese stopped by today to pay a visit to his rescuers, C Shift of the Martinsville Fire Department. We were so happy to see Reese and his progress in his recovery. We just want to say thank you to everyone involved in the rescue and recovery of little Reese.

02/14/2025
We would like to thank Meeks Recycling ♻️ for assisting today with B Shifts vehicle extrication training. We appreciate ...
10/24/2024

We would like to thank Meeks Recycling ♻️ for assisting today with B Shifts vehicle extrication training. We appreciate this great relationship providing the department with training vehicles.

Our department was proud to attend the 2024 Latina Festival at Patrick and Henry Community College on September 14. Pict...
09/24/2024

Our department was proud to attend the 2024 Latina Festival at Patrick and Henry Community College on September 14.

Pictured is one of our Part-time Firefighter/EMT’s Norman Ochoa, who assisted Chief Howell at the event.

Congratulations to Barry Rigney for receiving the 2024 Outstanding Member of the Year award from the Fontaine Ruritan Cl...
09/18/2024

Congratulations to Barry Rigney for receiving the 2024 Outstanding Member of the Year award from the Fontaine Ruritan Club.

Barry works in our Non-Emergency transport division as an EMT and has been essential with that programs success.

We would like to thank Meeks Recycling ♻️ for assisting with a recent vehicle extrication class, this event would not ha...
08/07/2024

We would like to thank Meeks Recycling ♻️ for assisting with a recent vehicle extrication class, this event would not have been a success without you!

Martinsville Fire &  EMS would like to recognize and congratulate:Lieutenant Ben Dalton in graduating the Virginia Fire ...
07/01/2024

Martinsville Fire & EMS would like to recognize and congratulate:

Lieutenant Ben Dalton in graduating the Virginia Fire Officer Academy

Captain Brandon McAlexander and Assistant Chief Diana Foley in graduating the Virginia Chief Officer Academy

Also a big thanks to Joseph Smallwood for his hard work performing duties in logistics for the Virginia Fire Officer Academy

03/22/2024

Residents of a Martinsville neighborhood were surprised on Saturday when they received complimentary smoke alarms courtesy of a...

Additional position open in our non-emergency transport program. Please share with those who may be interested.
03/08/2024

Additional position open in our
non-emergency transport program. Please share with those who may be interested.

Please share with those that may be interested.
03/08/2024

Please share with those that may be interested.

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65 W Church Street
Martinsville, VA
24112

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