Randolph Village Fire Department
Proudly Serving Our Community
Proudly Serving Our Community
We are a volunteer department - proud to serve and protect the Randolph community with courage, compassion, professionalism, and commitment.
24/7 emergency response and fire suppression services for the Randolph community.
Rapid emergency support and coordinated response when every second counts.
Continuing education and preparedness to ensure we are always ready.
Strong relationships built through service, education, outreach, and support.
About The Department
The Randolph Village Fire Station is located at 2 Central Street at the intersection of Route 12 and 12A in Randolph, Vermont.
The Village Department also provides contracted fire protection to the Towns of Braintree and East Granville.
Meet Our Team
Fire Chief
Assistant Fire Chief
Assistant Fire Chief
Randolph Fire Warden
Captain
Captain
Fire Police
Fire Police
Firefighter
Braintree Fire Warden
Firefighter
Firefighter
Junior Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Firefighter
Lifetime Member
Current Fundraisers & Events
Annual Fundraiser
We are pleased to announce that our Annual RVFD 31-Gun Raffle has officially begun! Please reach out to one of our firefighters, or stop down to Valley Bowl in Randolph to purchase your tickets. May the odds be ever in your favor!
Having trouble connecting with a Randolph Village Firefighter in person? You can complete your purchase online this year using the link below. (Online sales will be delivered via email, not USPS.)
Please note, there is a $5 fee added to online sales to cover the additional transaction and processing fees, so we do recommend in-person sales if you're able, because we get it — life is expensive enough without fees! Our firefighters also enjoy interacting with the community in person, especially when it’s not an emergency.
We cannot guarantee a specific ticket number for online sales, as tickets will be randomly selected from remaining available tickets. Thank you for your support!
Winners must meet all Vermont and Federal legal requirements for firearm purchase and possession at the time of pickup. Please reach out to R&L Archery with specific questions about the transfer process, including to out-of-state winners.
SOLD OUT ONLINE - PLEASE SEE A FIREFIGHTER TO PURCHASECommunity Involvement
The Randolph Village Fire Department is proud to be part of the community we serve. In addition to emergency response, our firefighters take part in local events, school visits, fundraisers, parades, safety education, and family-friendly activities throughout the year.
We visit local elementary schools to talk about fire safety and give students a closer look at our personal gear and equipment, so that they won't be scared of us during an emergency. As always, the fire truck is a huge hit, and we love answering all of their great questions.
A community favorite, our Annual Ham and Bean Supper brings neighbors together for delicious food, conversation, and an opportunity to support the Fire Department. Firefighters deliver dozens of meals to area shut-ins who wouldn't be able to partake otherwise.
We are proud to appear in the 4th of July Parade, Randolph’s Winter Parade, Trunk or Treat events, and other local celebrations. Whether the engine is decked out with lights and inflatables or rolling through town on the Fourth, we always love seeing so many smiling faces.
Firefighters also participate in community read alouds, sharing stories with local children and building positive connections outside of emergencies.
Our Annual RVFD Gun Raffle helps support the Department while giving sportsmen a chance to contribute to a good cause. We are grateful for the community’s continued support of our fundraising efforts. Proceeds have gone to purchasing tools and equipment that aren't in the Department's budget, but that make our responses faster and more effective. Recent purchases have included the "Jaws of Life" and a fully outfitted, 6-wheel Side-by-Side, engineered for both backcountry rescue, and woodland firefighting, with enclosed trailer.
You may also see us assisting with 4th of July fireworks parking at Farr’s Hill, participating in Farmers Market Touch-a-Truck, supporting events like the Gary Thurston Memorial Bowling Tournament which provides scholarships to area youth, or competing in regional Firefighters Muster Games — just to mention a few.
Muster Games showcase teamwork, skill, speed, and firefighting tradition while bringing departments together for friendly competition and community fun.