“With Respect and Fire, We Lead.”

Here are the Melfa Volunteer Fire Rescue run statistics for September.

The department is currently in urgent need of volunteers. If you are able to assist in any capacity, please visit https://www.mvfr10.com/content/join/ to apply.... (Full Story & Photos)

Here are the total emergency responses for the Melfa Volunteer Fire Company in August:... (Full Story & Photos)

August 28, 2026 | Melfa Volunteer Fire & Rescue

On Friday, August 28, members of Melfa Volunteer Fire & Rescue joined with members of Tasley Volunteer Fire Company for a hands-on vehicle extrication training at the Melfa Fire Station.

The training was conducted in partnership with TNT Rescue and Fire & Safety Equipment Company, giving our firefighters the opportunity to work with specialized rescue ... (Full Story & Photos)

On August 14, 2026, Melfa Volunteer Fire & Rescue – Station 10 was requested to assist the Virginia Department of Forestry with aerial firefighting operations at the Accomack County Airport.

Tanker 108 (T108) responded to the airport and established a continuous water-supply operation utilizing a nearby fire hydrant. Station 10 personnel supported the operation by supplying water to an aircraft conducting ... (Full Story & Photos)

This is your Melfa Fire Department July run stats... (Full Story & Photos)

Here is your Melfa Volunteer Fire Rescue June call summary... (Full Story & Photos)

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🔥 Mark your calendars! 🔥

The members of Melfa Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co., Inc. invite you to our annual Pulled Pork Lunch or Dinner
Fundraiser!

📅 Friday, August 14th
🕚 11 AM – 6 PM
📍 Melfa Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co., Inc.
☀️🌧️ Rain or Shine • Dine-In or Take-Out

🍖 Prepared by Ken Blair—a name known for incredible ... (Full Story)

Station 10 and Station 9 responded to the area of Red Bank Lane in Melfa for a report of a watercraft in distress. Upon arrival, crews discovered a sailboat had come into contact with overhead power lines, causing the boat’s mast to catch fire. Chief 9 ( M. Rydberg) established Red Bank Ln command.

The Virginia Marine Police, United States Coast Guard, ANEC, and Accomack County Sheriff’s Office were ... (Full Story & Photos)