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Join the RVFD Family

Learn how in our Volunteer section.

Donate to RVFD!

Donations to RVFD will be used to build a new fire station, purchase apparatus and support volunteers, all of which help us serve our community.

Building for the Future


RVFD is in the planning stages for a new fire station to replace our headquarters station. The new station will be located on N. Washington St. at Dawson Ave. We are undertaking a fund raising campaign to pay for the project. Look for more information in the weeks to come

RVFD New Station

Donate Your Unwanted Car


We're always in need of cars to practice vehicle rescues. Donations are tax deductible.

Please call 301.424.0310 or email rvfd@rvfd.org with any questions.


Training Images

RVFD Assists With Firehouse Expo Training - July 24, 2007 Firehouse Expo 2007 was invited again this year to host Hands-On Training in Rockville. Rockville firefighters assisted Firehouse Expo instructors with training, equipment, and apparatus. This years training covered engine and truck company operations.
Tower Crane Training - October 2 , 2005 - Station 3 personnel got a view of a life time while training with a neighboring construction site's 200 foot tower crane.
Training Burn - September 25, 2005 -Training burn conducted on Marion Drive by Rockville VFD, Laytonsville VFD, and Department of Fire & Rescue Services.

Third Rockville Volunteer Attends Training In Nevada - January 31, 2005 to February 3, 2005 - The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department sent its third volunteer to the Department of Energy's Responding to Terrorist Incidents in Your Community: Flammable-Liquid Fire Fighting Techniques for Municipal and Rural Firefighters at the University of Nevada, Reno Fire Science Academy in Elko, Nevada.

Marion Drive Live Burn - On Saturday, July 24, 2004 the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department conducted a live burn on Marion Drive.

Photos by Ed Tenney

Live Burn - On March 4, 2004 Rockville Volunteer Fire Department, Winfield Community Volunteer Fire Department, and Laytonsville District Volunteer Fire Department participated in a live fire training exercise.

Photos by Ed Tenney