IVANHOE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
EIN 75-1945549 · Fire Prevention (M24)
What they do
FUNDED BY THE FEDERAL & STATE ESD EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT THRU THE STATE of TEXAS. IVANHOE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT is A NON-PROFIT ALL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT. THE IVFD PROVIDES FIRE PREVENTION BY 1) EXTINGUISHING FIRES and 2) PROVIDING AID DURING VARIOUS EMERGENCIES for THE CITY of IVANHOE and THE SURROUNDING AREAS INCLUDING ALL of TYLER COUNTY. OUR MISSION AT THE IVFD is to PROTECT LIVES, PROPERTY, and THE ENVIRONMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH DEDICATED EMERGEMCY REPSONSE, PROACTIVE FIRE PREVENTION, and CONTINUOUS EDUCATION. WE ARE COMMITTED to SERVING WITH INTEGRITY, COURAGE, and COMPASSION, STRIVING to ENHANCE SAFETY and RESILIENCE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. THROUGH TEAMWORK, TRAINING, and UNWAVERING COMMUYNITY SUPPORT, WE AIM to MAKE IVANHOE A SAFER PLACE for ALL.
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ContactJAMES P GREMILLION JRPRESIDENT OWNER
In care of% BRANDON YARBROUGH
Mailing address130 FRIAR TUCK DR N, WOODVILLE, TX 75979-7258
Main phone(409) 400-1215 Contact phone(409) 331-1225Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2014
- County
- Tyler
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