Paradise Valley Firefighters Association

It's midnight. You smell smoke. You quickly rise from bed, grabbing your cellphone. In the living room, you see the orange-red flicker of flames. Your heart races as you call 9-1-1. 

Within moments, the first responders of Paradise Valley Fire Department receive a page. They dress hastily and head for the station. On one of the most difficult days of your life, they want to be there, protecting your property and protecting you. Whether you are hit by fire or a medical emergency, PVFD's stated goal is to provide a level of assistance that is second to none.

Paradise Valley Firefighters Association was organized to raise funds beyond the PVFD's operating budget. These funds are used for emergency medical treatment of injured firefighters and EMTs, training of personnel, and needed equipment that will elevate the performance of our first responders while also ensuring their safety.

Paradise Valley Fire / EMS is an all-volunteer department. Our service area covers most of Paradise Valley, extending from just south of Pine Creek to Yankee Jim Canyon. We have approximately 25 active members who are prepared for duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Several of our members joined our department after lengthy careers in firefighting, emergency medical services and law enforcement. We also provide mutual aid for other Park County departments extending from Gardiner to the Shields River Valley. With the population of Paradise Valley rapidly growing, funds are needed to deliver a superior level of service to our community. Paradise Valley Fire / EMS is recognized as one of the best all-volunteer departments in Montana, and we will continue reaching for optimum standards. Your donation would help us achieve this mission.

Thank you for your support. And many thanks to the Park County Community Foundation for the Give-A-Hoot Drive!