Chittenden Volunteer Fire Department

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The Chittenden Volunteer Fire Department provides fire protection services for the residents and visitors to the Town of Chittenden and to our mutual aid partners.

Early this morning, CVFD responded mutual aid to Rutland Town for a structure fire. 5 members responded staffing an engi...
03/10/2026

Early this morning, CVFD responded mutual aid to Rutland Town for a structure fire. 5 members responded staffing an engine and a tanker. We assisted with fire suppression, water supply, and overhaul and cleanup. Strong work by all departments involved.

At approximately 11:21 this morning CVFD was toned to respond to a vehicle full of smoke on Wildcat Road. Units arrived ...
01/01/2026

At approximately 11:21 this morning CVFD was toned to respond to a vehicle full of smoke on Wildcat Road. Units arrived on scene to find a camper van with an active fire inside. The on scene crew, assisted by The Pittsford Police Department, gained access to the vehicle to ensure no one was inside, then proceeded to extinguish the fire. Strong work by everyone involved in their quick response to save the vehicle from total destruction.

12/17/2025

Last week, we held our annual meeting which began with a delicious potluck meal, where members made a dish to share. The annual meeting is a time to discuss our budget for the year, annual report, and call volume. The officers for the department are also voted on by the members.

The CVFD officers for 2026 are as follows:
Chief Gary Rowe
1st Asst Chief Rusty Chapin
2nd Asst Chief Conrad Zeller
1st Captain Chuck Brodil
2nd Captain Ryder Paskevich
1st Lieutenant Perry Beede
2nd Lieutenant Jan Svoren

Treasurer Dave Moakley
Secretary Emre Demirors
Chaplin Dave Smith

Brian Soulia Firefighter of the Year: Nick Wevurski. In 2025, Nick responded to 31 out of the total 37 calls; the highest number of all our members! Nick has shown exceptional dedication and commitment to learning.

Captain Charley Parker Leadership Award: Captain Chuck Brodil. Chuck joined our department over 5 years ago and brought plenty of experience. Chuck previously served with The FDNY and also retired with 30+ years with the Congers, NY Fire Department.

Please join us in congratulating all officers and award recipients. We look forward to serving you in 2026 and beyond.

07/12/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out to honor Captain Charley Parker today

In Loving Memory of Captain Charley ParkerOne Year Later – Never ForgottenToday marks one year since we lost Captain Cha...
07/08/2025

In Loving Memory of Captain Charley Parker
One Year Later – Never Forgotten

Today marks one year since we lost Captain Charley Parker in the line of duty after bravely battling a structure fire. His courage, leadership, and unwavering commitment to protecting others continue to inspire all who knew him.

Captain Parker wasn’t just a firefighter—he was a mentor, a friend, and a beacon of strength in the face of danger. His selfless sacrifice serves as a powerful reminder of the risks our first responders face every day, and of the profound impact one life can have on an entire community.

As we remember Charley today, we honor not only his heroism, but the legacy he leaves behind: one of service, integrity, and love for his fellow firefighters and the people he vowed to protect.

May his memory continue to guide us. May his courage never be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Captain Parker. We carry you with us, always.

Tonight, your volunteers drilled on multiple fronts: relay pump operations, laying down large diameter supply line, and ...
05/28/2025

Tonight, your volunteers drilled on multiple fronts: relay pump operations, laying down large diameter supply line, and handline deployment. The focus of this drill was to supply a frontline attack engine from a secondary engine connected to a static water source. Engine 1 layed 500’ of LDH and deployed 2 - 1 1/2” hand lines, which was fed from Engine 4 connected to a water source. A situation like this is very possible in our response area due to the long, steep, and narrow driveways we frequently encounter in town. All members worked exceptionally well and a town resident even got their pool filled!

Chittenden Fire is in Pittsford for their Memorial Day Parade
05/26/2025

Chittenden Fire is in Pittsford for their Memorial Day Parade

05/04/2025

The National Fallen Firefighters 2025 Memorial Weekend Ceremony is now Live
Music will begin at 9:45am est while our logo is displayed.
The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10:00am est
Please only click on links from our official sites.
The Ceremony can be viewed here:
Our Website: https://weekend.firehero.org/?playlist=73504c3&video=7f8e3ec
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalFallenFirefightersFoundation/videos/1326852788421776
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnyTpdfwFM8

We have four members in Emmitsburg, MD for the 2025 National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, as we add the names o...
05/03/2025

We have four members in Emmitsburg, MD for the 2025 National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, as we add the names of 140 fallen heroes to the National Memorial.

Early Morning Fire Damages HomeAt approximately 3am CVFD was toned to respond to a freezer fire inside of a residence. P...
04/13/2025

Early Morning Fire Damages Home

At approximately 3am CVFD was toned to respond to a freezer fire inside of a residence. Pittsford Fire and Rutland Town Fire were automatically dispatched as mutual aid. Chittenden Engine 3 arrived on scene and firefighters quickly deployed a handline to the seat of the fire. Pittsford and Rutland Town arrived shortly after and assisted with overhaul and ventilation. Units determined the fire was contained to the room of origin, but there was significant smoke damage to other parts of the house. Smoke detectors and quick 911 activation by the home owners prevented the fire from spreading further into the house.

We would also like to thank State Dispatch, Green Mountain Power, Regional Ambulance Service, and Pittsford First Response for assisting on scene.

In late October, we purchased a used mini pumper from West Rutland Fire Department. We have spent the last two months in...
01/09/2025

In late October, we purchased a used mini pumper from West Rutland Fire Department. We have spent the last two months installing equipment and tools, driver training, and pump operations. Tonight Chittenden Engine 1 went on its first official call to a wood stove malfunctioning.

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266 Chittenden Road
Chittenden, VT
05737

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