Individualized Fire Prevention

Welcome to the newly redesigned iFirePrevention website — your source for Community Risk Reduction (CRR) resources. Community Risk Reduction is the identification and prioritization of risks followed by the integrated application of resources of improve public safety and reduce increasing call volumes, according to Vision 20/20.

While CRR focuses on more issues, the purpose of this website is to provide the resources for individuals, educators, and emergency services to help with education, engineering and enforcement programs with the goal to reduce the 9-1-1 calls. Additionally, we have separated information into three different “audiences” to help each part of our community access the information that will best help them.

Our goal is to provide you with CRR resources and supporting successes from across the country. PREVENTING a 9-1-1 call is not “Bad” word. Stay with us and learn new steps to improve existing programs for your local school, daycare, business or emergency service stations.

Responder Health and COVID-19

Doug Dehaven March 13, 2020 No Comments

As the nation and the world reel with the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of first responders are a huge focus not only for the first responders and their families but also for the community in which they serve. The CDC has released guidelines for all first responders … [Read more...]

Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association

6 days ago

Zoom! 119th Annual Convention to be Virtual Saturday August 29th
Save the Date: Saturday Morning 8:30 to 10:00 Eastern Daylight Time

For the 1st time ever the CVVFA will meet on line using the Zoom platform. If you are not familiar with Zoom, it is a free service that may be installed or downloaded on almost any device that can access the internet. Since the Pandemic, many organizations are using Zoom to stay in touch. Zoom is fun, not as much as being together, but it is way better than a conference call or no meeting at all.

The Officers are working to make the meeting productive and enjoyable. The agenda will be released in the next week or so. Right now is a good time to download Zoom on your phone, tablet or computer. Members and guests will be able to participate in the convention meeting by clicking a link we will post on this page and email with the CVVFA Express. The full agenda for the 119th Annual Convention will be available both here and in the newsletter will prior to the meeting.

If you have a ball cap or T shirt from a past convention please wear it. Members wearing a CVVFA shirt AND a CVVFA ball cap will receive a free ticket for next year’s convention picnic. ... See MoreSee Less

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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association

6 days ago

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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association

2 weeks ago

New post added at cvvfa.org - Important Notice to CVVFA Members - Action Requested ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

New post added at cvvfa.org - Need a Rental Vehicle ? Enterprise Gives CVVFA Members a Deal ... See MoreSee Less

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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association

1 month ago

Greetings from the shores of the Potomac,

I hope this 4th of July finds you and your family well. As you get ready to be with family and friends today please take a moment to remember those who have served and those that are standing watch today and more importantly those waiting at home for their return.

This July 4th will be different than those in the past during these stormy times. But this great organization has weathered troubling times before and has lead the Fire Service through these times. The organization, its members and leadership are standing strong and focusing on bringing us out of these stormy seas. The waves maybe crashing over the bow but we are staying focused on the goal of bring everyone home to port. As always if an member or department needs assistance during these times please let us know. We are working on several plans to get back together in October and continue strong forward movement of the organization.

From My family to yours, Happy Independence Day !

Chief Allen Baldwin
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