For generations, the North Pleasant Hill Volunteer Fire Department has stood as a beacon of safety and solidarity in Silver Creek. Our dedicated volunteers don protective gear not because it's their job — but because it's who they are.
North Pleasant Hill Volunteer Fire Department isn't just an emergency response organization; it's the heartbeat of safety for Silver Creek and the surrounding communities. Every member trades their Sunday coffee for turnout gear when the alarm sounds.
We are farmers, teachers, mechanics, and shop owners during the day — and first responders the moment duty calls. Our commitment doesn't come with a paycheck; it comes from a deep-rooted belief that the people next door deserve protection from those willing to run toward danger when everyone else runs away.
From structure fires to medical emergencies, our volunteers respond with speed, skill, and courage — every single time.
Full-scope structural firefighting for homes, businesses, and outbuildings across Silver Creek and Clarke County. Our crews train continuously for the most challenging fire scenarios.
First response medical care while ambulance services are en route. Our volunteers are trained in first aid, CPR, and emergency medical techniques to stabilize patients on scene.
Rapid response to vehicle collisions on local highways and rural roads. We manage scene safety, extrication support, and traffic control until all units clear.
Storm damage, tornado aftermath, and severe weather emergencies — our team is prepared to assist with search and rescue, debris clearance, and community stabilization.
Containment and mitigation for hazardous material spills and releases. Our personnel are trained in hazard identification, isolation procedures, and initial containment protocols.
Community outreach programs, school visits, and fire prevention workshops. We believe an informed community is a safe community — and we're happy to share our knowledge.
Our commitment to Silver Creek goes far beyond emergency calls. We believe in showing up — at school events, community gatherings, and neighborhood meetings — because the trust we build in calm moments is what makes us effective in crisis.
You don't need prior firefighting experience. You just need a willingness to learn, a commitment to your neighbors, and the courage to step up when it matters most. We provide all the training — you bring the heart.
Whether you need to report a non-emergency, request information, or just want to learn more about our department, we'd love to hear from you.