Millville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc

10/14/2026

10/11/2026

** WEATHER ALERT **

A Coastal Flood Advisory Means That Minor Tidal Flooding Is Expected. Minor Tidal Flooding Often Results In Some Road Closures. Usually, The Most Vulnerable Roadways Will Flood. Do Not Leave Your Vehicle At A Location That Is Prone To Tidal Flooding. Do Not Drive Your Vehicle Through Flood Waters. T...

10/11/2026

MVFC responded to a vehicle fire near the intersection of Burbage Rd and Windmill Dr yesterday 10/10/2026 5:16pm. Upon arrival crews found a postal delivery truck fully involved. Crews from Engine 84-4 quickly suppressed the fire. There was no mail or cargo present in the back of the vehicle. No injuries reported. Incident was turned over to DSP.

Photo credit MVFC Asst Chief Gibbons

10/11/2026

MVFC Career Firefighter/EMT Nicholas Jones (back row 4th from the left) expanding his skills and knowledge in the Aerial Operations Class.

10/10/2026

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10/09/2026

Today (10/09/2026) at approximately 1:00pm MVFC responded to a structure fire involving a detached garage on Daisy Ave, Ocean View. Upon arrival there was heavy fire conditions with extension to a converted bus parked in front of the garage. The upstairs to the garage also had livable space but there were no occupants present. Units from Bethany Beach, Frankford, and Dagsboro also responded with various assignments. Crews extinguished the fire and got the incident under control in approximately 25 minutes. Crews then continued working to put out any hot spots that still existed. The Fire Marshal was contacted and the cause of the fire is under investigation. There were two firefighters that sustained minor burn injuries, and one was transported to a local hospital. The incident was under the command of Millville Captain Ty Webb. As always we were supported by EMS crews and Sussex County Medics! The location was protected by Fire Police who work hard to keep our scene traffic free!

10/09/2026

Charge on a hard, flat surface like a table, desk, or floor. Beds, couches, and pillows can trap heat and block airflow, which can cause a battery to overheat.

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

Millville antique apparatus on display at SonRise Church Car Show today