Georgetown Volunteer Fire Department
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In 1854 the citizens of the Georgetown community developed fire protection via a loosely organized group known as the Mountain Hook and Ladder Company. Presently, the District covers 96 square miles containing 2330 parcels. The population of the district is about 6,500.
Georgetown Volunteer Fire relies on fundraising as our only source of income. The volunteers use the raised funds to purchase needed supplies for firefighters and important firefighting equipment. Some of the equipment we have
purchased in the past include thermal imaging cameras for structural firefighting, stabilization equipment for traffic collisions to keep firefighters safe, and most recently, a Zoll Autopulse CPR device that has been deployed several times since its introduction at our department. We are fortunate to have an active volunteer program!
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