ROBERT LEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
EIN 75-2705496 · Fire Prevention (M24)
What they do
THE ROBERT LEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT (RLVFD) PROVIDES RURAL and CITY FIRE PROTECTION and PREVENTION. RLVFD ASSISTS LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES WITH VEHICLE EXTRACTION AT ACCIDENT SCENES and LANDING ZONES for MEDI-VAC HELICOPTERS. RLVFD ALSO PROVIDES ASSISTANCE to OTHER AREA FIRE DEPARTMENTS. RLVFD is PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS, THERE ARE NO PAID EMPLOYEES WITH THIS ORGANIZATION. MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD for TRAINING PURPOSES and THEN THE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS to FIRE CALLS. THERE ARE TIMES WHEN ONLY 2 HOURS A MONTH ARE NEEDED for TRAINING and OTHER TIMES MANY DAYS of FIGHTING FIRES ARE INVOLVED. THE DEPARTMENT is FUNDED THROUGH DONATIONS, GRANTS, and LOCAL GOVERNMENTS PROVIDING SOME FUNDING.
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ContactAARON HOODPRESIDENT
Mailing addressPO BOX 331, ROBERT LEE, TX 76945-0331
Main phone(325) 262-2877 Contact phone(325) 473-8811Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2025
- County
- Coke
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