Fritz TegatzMar 31 minThanks for VotingThank you for taking the time to vote and to all the volunteers that made it happen. Special thanks to those that supported the CVFRS...
Jules PolkFeb 202 minServing the community since 1950 Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services is a private, not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to provide fire and safety...
Fritz TegatzFeb 102 minCVFRS Budget - Published in Charlotte NewsThe CVFRS operating budget is 5% of the total tax bill, or 5 cents of every tax dollar you pay. What do you get for your money? CVFRS...
Jules PolkFeb 51 minSanders Holds Town Meeting on the Crisis Facing Fire Departments and EMS in Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders held a Town Meeting on Saturday, January 29, 2022. For over two hours, he along with panelists from career and...
Tom Cosinuke Jan 241 minResponse to Volunteer Trends Last 5 to 10 YearsThere have been comments contrasting volunteers for Fire and EMS in Charlotte versus other towns such as Shelburne, Hinesburg and...
Fritz TegatzJan 212 minResponse to Staffing QuestionsCVFRS Staffing Questions (from Tony Kinson Front Porch Forum Post of 1/19/2022) The CVFRS website headings: About CVFRS, EMS, and Fire on...
Patrice MachavernJan 141 minCVFRS Memorandum of Agreement with Town of CharlotteThe MOA is a legal document that originated in 2014 which codifies the relationship between the Town and Charlotte Volunteer Fire and...
Patrice MachavernJan 121 minWhat is 24/7/365 ambulance coverage?CVFRS staffs the ambulance with a 2-person licensed crew every day and night of the week, every week of the year including holidays. Our...
Patrice MachavernJan 121 minWhy is the budget increasing so much?The majority of the increase in CVFRS' appropriation request is personnel related. CVFRS currently has four (4) permanent full-time...
Patrice MachavernJan 121 minWhat services does CVFRS provide to the town of Charlotte?Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services, Inc is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to provide fire protection and...