Hillsville Fire Department

04/06/2026

On 4/5/26 at 1529 Hillsville Fire responded to I-77 south at the 18.1 mile marker for a single vehicle crash. Command 1 arrived to find one van on its side, appearing to have rolled several times. The driver had self extricated prior to our arrival. The patient was taken to a local hospital by CCFR with NLT injuries. Squad 1, Rescue 1, and Engine 2 mitigated hazards and the scene was turned over to VSP for investigation.

04/05/2026

03/29/2026

The Hillsville Fire Department would like to wish a Happy Birthday to one of our own, Captain/ Firefighter Morgan Ayers.
Morgan is a dedicated member and Captain at station 1- Hillsville.
Happy Birthday Morgan and thank you for your dedicated service to the department and our community.

03/29/2026

On 3/28/26 at 1441 Hillsville Fire responded to the 1400 block of Oak Grove Rd for a two vehicle crash. Command arrived to find a two car head on style collision. Squad 1 arrived and one patient was extricated from the vehicle. CCFR requested Air Transport and AirCare landed at the Twin County Airport to meet medics. Another patient was taken to a local hospital by ground. Crews cleaned debris and mitigated hazards. The scene was turned over to VSP for investigation. Also assisting on scene was CCSO.

03/29/2026

We also want to thank Copperhead Graphics in the vital role they played with designing and making the new signs for our stations! We believe it’s made a huge difference in updating our department.

03/28/2026

The Hillsville Fire Department would like to wish one of its own a Happy Belated Birthday, Firefighter Andy Utt. Andy has been a dedicated member for over twenty years. During so Andy has held many different administrative and line officer positions to include Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief, and Chief. Andy continues to be a dedicated member serving the citizens of Carroll County. Happy Birthday Andy and thank you for the continued dedication to the department and the community.

03/26/2026

Huge thank you to MMG Signage for updating all three of our stations with new signs! We think it’s a big upgrade and we couldn’t be happier with how they all turned out!

03/23/2026

On 3/22/26 at 1408 Hillsville Fire responded to the 2500 block of Little Vine Rd for a reported camper on fire. Squad 1 with 5 arrived to find one camper fully involved and had collapsed, threatening another camper. One attack line was placed in service and the fire was quickly contained and extinguished, with no extension. No injuries were reported and the scene was turned over to VSP and VA Fire Marshall’s Office. Also operating on scene was Engine 4, Tanker 3, Rescue 1, Rescue 2, and CCFR. Barren Springs Fire was responding but canceled en route. As always we appreciate our mutual aid partners!

03/22/2026

Our hearts go out to the friends and family of Mighty Max. Your laughter and smiles were contagious and you brought joy to everyone around you. You will be sincerely missed and never forgotten. Join us in praying for all of those affected.

03/22/2026

The Hillsville Fire Department would like to wish one of its own a Happy Birthday, Firefighter Paul Chappell. Paul has been a dedicated member for twenty plus years and continues to serve our community. Paul is assigned to Station 1-Hillsville. Happy Birthday Paul!!

03/16/2026

Looking for Volunteers – We Need You!

Hillsville Fire Department is currently seeking dedicated individuals to join our team.

✔ Firefighters
✔ Support personnel
✔ Junior Members (16+)

No experience? No problem — training is provided!
What we offer:

✔ Free training & certifications
✔ All gear provided
✔ Valuable real-world experience
✔ A strong team environment

Serve your community, gain valuable skills, and be part of something bigger.

Start your journey early as a junior member and build skills that last a lifetime!

📩 Message us for more information or stop by the station to get started!

If you want to make a difference in your community, apply today!

03/13/2026

The snow storm this morning posed a very busy day for Hillsville Fire, answering 12 calls for service since 8 o’clock. 10 motor vehicle accidents, a medical assist, and a small brush fire were all covered by Hillsville Volunteers.

Hillsville Fire was dispatched at 1233 to I-77 South at the 15 mile marker to the accident below. Command 1 arrived to find a single vehicle off the roadway, on its top. The driver had self extricated prior to arrival and was not complaining of any injuries. Hazards were mitigated by Attack 3 and Squad 1. All units returned to service and the scene was turned over to VSP. Also operating on scene was CCFR.