SEAFORD VOLUNTEER

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Dedicated to protecting lives and serving our community with pride. Ready to respond, anytime—because your safety is our mission.

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About Us

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Proudly Serving The City Of Seaford

The Seaford Volunteer Fire Department has proudly served Seaford, Delaware, since its founding in 1901, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, and rescue operations. Our dedicated volunteers respond to emergencies with professionalism and courage, ensuring the safety of our community.

We are committed to ongoing training, fire prevention education, and utilizing advanced equipment to protect lives and property. Rooted in tradition and driven by service, we stand ready 24/7 to answer the call and serve with pride.

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Apparatus

Engine 87-5

Engine 87-5 is a 2019 Pierce Enforcer pumper. 87-5 is equipped with a 1500gpm waterous pump, 780 gallon tank, 6 pre-connected hand lines, 400' of 2 1/

Engine 87-2

2003 Pierce Dash Pumper. First run engine to fire calls. 2,000gpm pump with 750 gallon booster tank. 50 gallon foam cell. 5 pre-conected hand lines. 1
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Company History

On November 14, 1901, a group of concerned citizens met in the Seaford Town Council room for the purpose of discussing the organization of a fire company. By the end of the month, over 50 persons had volunteered for the fledging organization. The company was formally named the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department and was basically located at the foot of Pine Street. W. H. Miller, the freight agent at the railroad, was elected president, and E. M. Scott, the town’s blacksmith, was chosen to be the first chief.

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Santa Through City Ride

Santa's Annual Ride Through the City Ride

We're Hiring!!!

We are hiring 3 FF/EMT positions! Click the photo for additional information.