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Charlotte Fire and Rescue Services (CVFRS) announces the appointment of Jamie Valyou as its new Director of Emergency Services.  In this...

Charlotte Fire and Rescue thanks the people of Charlotte for their continuing support of our operations.   Voter support of our proposals...

CVFRS is holding an Open House on Saturday, February 24th! Stop by the CVFRS station anytime between 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Meet the people,...

Why does CVFRS need two ambulances? The primary reason an ambulance service needs at least two ambulances is for backup.   Reliability...

It is with great sadness that Charlotte Fire and Rescue notes the passing of our friend and fellow volunteer Kip Mesirow. 

How do I make a donation? ​ Charlotte Fire & Rescue is a 501(c)3 organization and relies on donations to supplement our operating budget...

It is the policy of Charlotte Volunteer Fire & Rescue Services (CVFRS) to bill for our services in order to recapture some of our...

In October 2022, CVFRS Board President presented the FY24 preliminary budget (below) to the Selectboard. The budget provides and reflects...

The following statement was delivered to Selectboard Members at their September 12, 2022 during Public Comments. First, I would like to...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Charlotte, Vermont Dear residents of Charlotte, Since 1950, Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services, Inc. ...

This commentary is by Dick St. George, former chief of Charlotte Fire/Rescue. I would like to clear up some misconceptions with regards...

Please take a moment and read the article written by The Charlotte News editor, Scooter MacMillan, after his initial sit down session...

It is not uncommon, with Lake Champlain on our western border and Mt Philo State Park drawing daily visitors and tourists, and Route 7...

Warmest greetings! I wanted to briefly introduce myself. I've been actively involved in the fire service since 1997, but my roots go a...

Thank you for taking the time to vote and to all the volunteers that made it happen. Special thanks to those that supported the CVFRS...

Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services is a private, not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to provide fire and safety...

The CVFRS operating budget is 5% of the total tax bill, or 5 cents of every tax dollar you pay. What do you get for your money? CVFRS...

Senator Bernie Sanders held a Town Meeting on Saturday, January 29, 2022. For over two hours, he along with panelists from career and...

There have been comments contrasting volunteers for Fire and EMS in Charlotte versus other towns such as Shelburne, Hinesburg and...

CVFRS Staffing Questions (from Tony Kinson Front Porch Forum Post of 1/19/2022) The CVFRS website headings: About CVFRS, EMS, and Fire on...