Welcome to our Website!
Monrovia Fire / Rescue is an ISO Class 5 department with 76 volunteer Firefighters, EMT's, Support personnel, life members and Jr. Firefighters dedicated to serving the community in which we live by providing a quick and quality response to emergency calls including fire, rescue, medical emergencies, and extrication from motor vehicle accidents. We are also committed to public education through activities like Fire Prevention Week where we visit local schools. Averaging almost 4 calls per day, Monrovia is one of the busiest volunteer fire departments in the state of Alabama. If you are interested in becoming a member, please review our By-Laws to the right and then download the application and return it to our station on Mt. Zion Rd. The address is on the application.
Emergency Generator at Station 1
Thanks to our local legislative delegation, Senator Bill Holtzclaw, Rep. Mac McCutcheon and Rep. Phil Williams, we were able to purchase a 60kw natural gas emergency backup generator to operate our entire station 1 during a power outage. The commitment shown by our local elected officials is second to none. With their continued commitment to MVFR, this project is 100% funded by their donations. We are fortunate to have elected officials that are committed to our mission! Thank you Senator Holtzclaw, Rep. McCutcheon and Rep. Williams!
2012 PHOTO FUNDRAISER
Our 2012 Photo Fundraiser is complete. We want to thank the Monrovia community for your continued support in which allows us to provide you with the utmost emergency services.
If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us at (256) 837-6730, extension 103. Thank you again for your continued support!
At this time we do not have any fundraisers underway.
STORM SHELTER REGISTRATION
We are requesting that anyone within our primary response district register your storm shelter with our dispatch center (Madison County Fire Dispatch). In the event of a tornado hitting our area again, we can check the database for locations of storm shelters to go out and check.
If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at station 1.