Tinmouth Volunteer Fire Department

03/24/2026

Ice Water Rescue Training

On Saturday, March 21st, the MMiddletown Springs FDMiddletown Springs Fire Department conduced a practical training on Ice Water Rescue at the Pavillion at Tinmouth Pond. We had enough ice to perform several “rescues”. This training was a follow up to the classroom training that done earlier.

Nine members of the Tinmouth Volunteer Fire Department participated in the training, as well as a few other interested people.

The TVFD would like to thank Richie and Soonseeia Pearce for letting us use the Pavillion on Tinmouth Pond to stage and perform the training.

Additionally, we would like to thank the Middletown Springs Fire Department for conducting the training, and bringing all the equipment we needed.

11/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended our annual game supper. We hope all of you that attended had a good time and enjoyed our supper.

We look forward to seeing you next year. It is always the Saturday before Thanksgiving.

Details will be posted on our page

10/09/2025

Yes our Game Supper is ON! November 22.

09/23/2025

There is a state wide burn ban in Vermont.

Vermont Issues Statewide Ban on Debris Burning
No Burning Permits Shall Be Issued
Montpelier, Vt. - The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation (FPR) has issued an order for all Town Forest Fire Wardens to cease issuing burning permits from noon on September 22, 2025, until this order is revoked. This order may be revoked on a statewide basis or on a county-by-county basis, depending upon the fire danger and weather conditions.
Abnormally dry summer conditions have persisted throughout Vermont and the Northeast. The US Drought Monitor reports 78% of Vermont is experiencing severe drought. Neighboring states are also in similar drought conditions, with 73% of New Hampshire experiencing severe drought, 23% of which is in extreme drought.
“Persistent dry conditions coupled with dry falling leaves create a high risk for rapid fire spread,” said Dan Dillner, Forest Fire Supervisor. “With ground water deficits, fires will burn into the soil, consuming dried organic matter as fuel. These fires require considerable resources to contain and extinguish.”
“Falling leaves are providing abundant dried fuels,” said FPR Commissioner Danielle Fitzko. “Many towns have proactively imposed burning restrictions, and we are working with our local and regional partners to raise awareness and increase preparedness.”
The current fire danger forecast and further information on fire safety and prevention are available on the FPR website.

08/30/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our tag sale.
Here are pictures of the free pile. I will update with new pictures tomorrow. I will be visiting it in the afternoon, and can respond to questions then. Address is 5 Mountain View in Tinmouth

08/30/2025

Tinmouth Townwide Tag Sales are Saturday (8/30) from 9-2.

The Tinmouth Community has donated items that will be available at the firehouse. There are also sales around town

08/24/2025

08/12/2025

Save the Date. The Annual Tinmouth Townwide Tag Sale is August 30th 9-2pm.

A list of sales will be available at the Tinmouth Volunteer Fire House. All sales at the Fire House benefit the Fire Department.

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11/25/2024

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11/25/2024

Thank you to everyone who attended our Annual Game Supper. We are so glad to be back. We are planning on holding the supper again next year, the Saturday before Thanksgiving.

We will post here when the time is closer. Meanwhile enjoy your Thanksgiving.

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11/23/2024

Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at the Game Supper. 4-6 at the Tinmouth Community Centrr