Millville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc

06/22/2026

** WEATHER ADVISORY **
An area of low pressure is expected to pass through the region today into tonight, bringing widespread showers and thunderstorms. Heavy rainfall and flash flooding will be possible along with the potential for scattered severe thunderstorms with damaging winds.

Here are the key messages:
1. An area of low pressure is expected to bring widespread showers and thunderstorms to the region today into tonight.
2. Rainfall amounts could exceed 1 to 2 inches in an hour in spots, which could lead to flash flooding, particularly in urban areas.
3. The track of the low pressure system through our area today will lead to the potential for scattered severe thunderstorms this afternoon into this evening with damaging winds the primary threat, however a tornado is also possible.
There has been increased agreement around the track of the low pressure system moving through our area today into tonight. Due to the track of this system, there is now the risk of scattered severe thunderstorms across nearly the entire area. For the flash flooding risk, this includes much of the area with the greatest risk being urban areas.

For the latest forecast please visit https://www.weather.gov/phi

06/21/2026

Yesterday Millville Volunteer Fire Company participated in the Maryland State Firefighters Association’s Annual State Fire Service Parade in Berlin, MD. Special thanks to the crews who attended. Engine Tanker 84-4, Marine & Utility 84, and Command 84-8 were on hand.

UPDATE:
Best Appearing Engine Tanker
2nd Best Appearing Marine Unit
2nd Best Out of State Company

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the dads that are first responders and to all those that helped raise the men and woman that serve their communities. Enjoy Your Day!

06/21/2026

Summer Solstice - Today, we are treated to the longest period of daylight all year, and it just so happens to be on Father's Day - enjoy the daylight, Dads!

06/18/2026

06/13/2026

https://www.coastalpoint.com/opinion/guestcolumns/mvfc-funding-volunteering-training-and-serving/article_edf20fba-d4db-407d-9a39-fd9b4854d94f.html

Gary Caunitis is the public information officer for the Millville Volunteer Fire Company.

06/12/2026

Millville Auxiliary is hosting a Yard Sale tomorrow at our Station 1
Saturday, June 13,
Doors open at 8 am and run until noon.
Breakfast and lunch are available.

Location: 35554 Atlantic Ave - Millville.

06/11/2026

Summer heat has arrived!
Know the signs, know what to do, and know your body.
Also, remember your pets - hot summer days mean hot pavement on those walks, the pavement can reach nearly 150 degrees on a hot sunny day.
For more tips on heat saftey - https://heat.gov/heat-safety

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Training is a key part of our work. We respond to many types of calls, including fires, motor vehicle accidents, and water rescues, just to name a few. Not every call is the same, and each one requires its own set of skills. Because we never know what might happen next, we regularly practice to stay prepared. Today, both career staff and volunteers sharpened their skills and then enjoyed lunch together. Building relationships with your fellow responders helps everyone work better as a team during an incident. Sharing a meal is always a great way to strengthen those connections.