About Us

The volunteer members of the Little Fork Fire and Rescue Company (LFVFRC) proudly protect the quality of life, social, economic and environmental infrastructure of the northern end of Culpeper County.

We are proud of our mission to provide trained, certified, volunteer personnel to respond to all of your emergencies.

2024-2025 Statistics

Responded to 100% of all fire and EMS incidents during the past year.

This will be the 13th year in a row of responding to 100% of incidents.

PROPERTY LOSS/VALUE

• Property Value: $ 3,638,500
• Property Loss: $ 501,400
• Property Saved:$ 3,137,100

EMS INCIDENTS: 641
FIRE INCIDENTS: 515
TOTAL INCIDENTS: 1155
Year Over Year Increase: 4.5%

EMS Incident Hours: 2,122
Average members per call: 5

FIRE Incident Hours: 2,742
Average members per call: 8

TOTAL INCIDENT HOURS: 4,864

Total Number of Recorded On Duty and Training Hours: 39,380

Approximately 286 Hours Per Member

Average of 24 Hours Per Month Per Member

2024-25 TLAR Statistics

Livestock Value: $ 12,500
Livestock Loss: $ 2,000
Livestock Saved: $ 10,500

Value of Virginia Livestock Rescued Since 2011: $1,398,300
Donations to TLAR Since Inception:
$263,200

APPARATUS IN SERVICE

2000 Pumper
2000 Pumper
2003 Tanker
2009 Ambulance
2007 Ambulance
2016 Ambulance
1999 Brush Truck
1999 Utility
1997 Heavy Rescue
2019 Chief’s Buggy
1997 Heavy Rescue
2010 Dep/Chief Buggy
2007 A/Chief Buggy
2003 Utility
2003 TLAR Vehicle
2011 TLAR Trailer
2003 Gator and Trailer
1987 Reserve Pumper

2024-25 Membership Statistics

136 MEMBERS
56% Male
44% Female

Certifications
41 Fire and EMS Certified
32 EMS Certified
22 Fire Certified
20 Probationary
21 Supporting Members

Members Currently Enrolled In Basic Training: 14

7- Enrolled in FF I,II; Haz. Mat Ops
6- Enrolled in EMT-B Course

Meet Doug Monaco, Fire Chief – Click Here

Meet Roger Lightner, Deputy Fire Chief – Click Here