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Rivermont Volunteer Fire Dept. INC
50 Stokes Airport Rd
Front Royal, VA 22630-8458

Our Vision

The actions of the Rivermont Volunteer Fire Department will be guided by an understanding of the needs of our community, and/or customers, while we ensure the highest commitment to safety, professionalism, integrity, care, and continuing education/ training.

History of Development of the Rivermont Volunteer Fire Department

Five acres was donated to the Community Center by Hayward Hendrix. Initially there was a baseball diamond and a picnic area with tables on the property.

On February 12, 1954, a group of community-minded citizens met and organized the Rivermont Community Center, Inc. The purpose of this organization was to achieve a better community through group cooperation. Ray Heskett was elected President.

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Rivermont Volunteer Fire and Rescue

Rivermont Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department was founded as the second fire station in Warren County in 1954. We are a family oriented department dedicated to giving back to our community.

Do you know how to safely respond to emergency vehicle traffic? Emergency vehicles include:

🚑 Ambulances
🚒 Firetrucks
🚓 Law enforcement vehicles

If you see an emergency vehicle with it's lights and sirens 🚨 on, approaching you from behind, you should:

✅ slow down and yield the right-of-way
✅ drive to the right-hand edge of or curb of the roadway clear of any intersection
✅ stop 🛑 and remain still until the authorized emergency vehicle has passed.

Stay safe and mindful out there.
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Due to the recent rainfall and stabilized atmospheric conditions; the imposed burn ban has been rescinded effective 4:00 pm, Friday, August 9, 2024.

All open air burning and outdoor fire activities may continue in accordance with local and state laws.
Only yard waste may be burned, it remains unlawful to burn trash or household materials.

As a reminder, open-air burning continues to be unlawful in the High Knob and Blue Mountains Communities of Warren County.
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Be safe, and be weather aware!

A tornado watch was issued for our area which expires Friday August 9th at 7:00 am.
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Be safe, and be weather aware! 
A tornado watch was issued for our area which expires Friday August 9th at 7:00 am.

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this is honestly our favorite example of watch vs. warning, all things should be relatable to tacos 😉 (well, the social media lady thinks so anyway)

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