Perdido Beach Volunteer Fire Department

02/22/2026

Our hearts go out to Baldwin Central and Tammy’s family. Some of us have worked with her for years even though it was over the radio. You will be missed.

02/17/2026

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at PBVFD.

12/17/2025

Thanks to whoever left this nice jack-stand after they stole the tire and wheel off the Tahoe we have in the field south of the firehouse for training. Just another inconvenience that we have to deal with

08/26/2025

Perdido Beach VFD responded with Elberta, Summerdale, Foley, Lillian, Josephine, Magnolia Springs and Fairhope fire departments for a grain silo on fire this morning. 5 hours later and 75,000+ gallons of water the fire was extinguished. Thanks to all departments on scene, Medstar for standing by and Baldwin Central.

Anytime you hear about a fire involving farm equipment, silo fires or hay bale fires, these are some of the most difficult fires to fight.

08/20/2025

Nothing better than the smell of jet fuel exhaust in the evening. Thanks AirCare 1 for responding to our possible stroke call.

07/03/2025

Perdido Beach VFD is proud and honored to have assisted Foley Fire Department with the America Flag detail for one of their long time firefighter’s funeral in Lillian today.

06/13/2025

Today PBVFD took delivery of a new Mini Pumper that our Board of Directors approved a couple of months ago. We appreciate their support for this purchase. This truck is a combination of a rescue truck and a pumper, it will allow us to respond to incidents such as medical calls, motor vehicle accidents and helicopter landing zones much more efficiently. The smaller truck will allow us to respond to residences with limited access much easier.

Our volunteers will be spending the next few weeks equipping the truck and training on it. Come by the station for a visit and learn more about it.

FYI. There average delivery time for a new fire apparatus is 3-4 years, by ius purchasing a stock truck like this we took delivery in 2 months.

06/04/2025

Meet Lieutenant Kat Dearmon one of our firefighters. Kat is currently attending for school with Magnolia Springs VFD. She has been in classes since January and will continue until July. When she completes school she will be Certified as a Firefighter 2, Rapid Intervention Team and Haz-Mat Operations & Awareness. We appreciate her dedication and commitment to the Fire Department and Community.