Pineville WV Volunteer Fire Department

05/29/2026

Jake is also one of our Junior members.
His future is bright!

Proud moment for the WCCTC'S Pre-Engineering program!

Our students are partnering WITH the Pineville Fire Department to design and 3D print durable carbon fiber door wedges that can be used by firefighters in the field. This project is a great example of students applying engineering, problem-solving, and manufacturing skills to support real community needs.

A special recognition goes to Jake Stewart, who has served as the lead student on the project from the very beginning. Jake has helped guide the design, testing, and production process while demonstrating outstanding leadership and dedication throughout the project.

We would also like to thank firefighters Mike Johnson and Robbie Bailey for working alongside our students and helping make this partnership possible. Their support, feedback, and collaboration have given our students an incredible opportunity to see how engineering and public service can work hand in hand to benefit the community.

We are extremely proud of everyone involved in this project and thankful for the opportunity to combine innovation, teamwork, and service through real-world engineering experiences.

04/26/2026

Yesterday we took delivery of our new custom fire engine!

A new 2025 Spartan Emergency Response engine on a Spartan Fire FC94 chassis.

This truck has a 1000 water tank along with a 20 gallon foam tank, supported by a foam system from FoamPro and a 1500 GPM Waterous Company pump.

Powered by a Cummins L9 diesel engine.

Some other features include headsets by Firecom, an LED brow light by HiViz LED Lighting and mounting options by Sensible Products Inc.

The unit number for this truck will be 401.

Thanks to all who have contributed to our fund raisers over the past couple years.

Thank you to Johnson's Emergency Vehicle Solutions for a great experience on this project and the custom equipment mounting they provided in their shop.

Thanks to Burke & Herbert Bank for being a great community partner in providing the financing package.

03/30/2026

3/30/26
12 noon update

The wildfire off Appalachian Highway in the area of East Pineville/Gulf Fork appears to be contained.

Division of Forestry personnel are currently in the area checking lines to be sure.

Smoke in the area is coming from smoldering debris contained behind the lines and in the burned area.

Pending no significant changes, this will be the last social media update for this incident.

03/20/2026

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
WE are excited for The Warriors!

Playing for a State Championship tomorrow!

LETS GO EAST!
🚨🏆🚨🏆🚨🏆

🔥🏀 NEW RICHMOND ROWDIES… IT’S TIME! 🏀🔥

We’re headed to the Boys Basketball State Championship and we need YOU to bring the energy!

💚 Suit up. Show out. ANYTHING GREEN GOES! 💚
Face paint, wigs, jerseys, tutus—if it’s green, wear it!

Let’s pack the stands, turn it ALL green, and show everyone what Warrior Nation is about!

📣 Be loud. Be proud. Be relentless.

03/13/2026

Lots to be proud of in our communities over the past few days!

Let’s keep it moving!
Let’s Go EAST!
💚💚💚💚

No matter what happens in Charleston, one thing is already certain.. our Wyoming East Warriors have proven they are the best in our region and among the best teams in the entire state. 🏀💚

Both our boys and girls teams have worked tirelessly all season, representing our school and community with pride, toughness, and heart. The dedication, discipline, and teamwork they’ve shown to reach the state tournament is something that can never be taken away.

Win or lose, they’ve already accomplished something special. They’ve earned their place among the top teams in West Virginia and made Warrior Nation incredibly proud.

Let’s continue to support them, celebrate them, and stand behind them as they compete on the biggest stage.

03/01/2026

🌿🔥 SPRING FIRE SEASON IS HERE – MARCH 1 THROUGH MAY 31 🔥🌿

The Spring Fire Season is now in effect across Wyoming County. As vegetation begins to dry out, wildfire risk increases significantly — especially during daylight hours.

Please remember:

🚫 No outdoor burning from 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
👨‍🚒 All fires must be attended at ALL times.
🪵 Clear the area down to mineral soil for at least 10 feet around your fire.
💲 Violations can result in fines up to $1,000.

These laws are in place to protect our communities, homes, and firefighters. Each year, unattended or improperly managed fires lead to preventable brush and woodland fires across our county.

Let’s work together to keep Wyoming County safe this spring. If you see a wildfire or uncontrolled burn, call 911 immediately.

— Wyoming County Firefighters Association

01/01/2026

We are !

One County. One Mission. One Team.

Wyoming County isn’t divided by numbers—we’re united by purpose. Eight departments. One brotherhood. One commitment to serve. Different stations. Different apparatus. Even different truck colors. But when the tones drop, we stand as one team.

We are grateful for every department, every responder, and the brotherhood that makes Wyoming County stronger—together.

We truly wish a Happy New Year to our fellow departments! We cannot wait to see what 2026 has in store.

Cyclone Volunteer Fire Department
Mullens Fire Department
Oceana Fire Department
Pineville WV Volunteer Fire Department
Brenton Volunteer Fire Department STA 600
Hanover Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.
Wyoming County WV Firefighters Association

12/10/2025

A few more pictures…

12/10/2025

A few of our members have spent the past two days in Brandon, South Dakota at Spartan Manufacturing for the final inspection of our new Truck.

We want to thank Tony Johnson and his team at Johnson's Emergency Vehicle Solutions for their help and guidance with this project. They have been great to work with!

We hope to take delivery of the truck sometime in January.

Left to right:
Senior Firefighter Jeff Goode
Lieutenant Clay Cook
Asst Chief Mike Vickers
Asst Chief Mike Johnson
Sales Rep Tony Johnson

11/15/2025

Happy for our neighbors!
Much needed and well deserved!