What We Do
READY FOR EVERY CALL
When our community needs help, Black Creek Volunteer Fire Department is ready to respond. Through emergency response, community outreach, and continuous training, we’re committed to protecting southern Wilson County whenever we’re needed.
WE RESPOND
READY WHEN YOU NEED US
Every emergency is different, but our commitment to serving our community never changes. Whether it’s a structure fire, medical emergency, vehicle accident, or severe weather event, our firefighters are trained and equipped to respond quickly, safely, and professionally.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
- Fire Suppression
- Medical First Response
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Rescue Services
- Water Rescue
- Hazardous Materials Support
- Severe Weather Response
- Mutual Aid for Neighboring Departments
WE PREPARE
TRAINING THAT NEVER STOPS
Professional service begins long before an emergency call.
Our firefighters participate in ongoing training throughout the year to maintain the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to respond safely and effectively. From live-fire exercises and rescue operations to emergency vehicle operations and incident command, training is at the heart of everything we do.
Whether someone joins with years of experience or no experience at all, we provide the education, mentorship, and hands-on opportunities needed to grow.
TRAINING SERVICES
- Firefighter I & II Certification
- Live Fire Training
- Search & Rescue
- Pump Operations
- Hazardous Materials Awareness
- Leadership Development
- Continuing Education
WE INVEST
BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
Every emergency is different, but our commitment to serving our community never changes. Whether it’s a structure fire, medical emergency, vehicle accident, or severe weather event, our firefighters are trained and equipped to respond quickly, safely, and professionally.
STATION
Four drive-through (eight-door) apparatus bays, a 100-seat training room, living quarters, fitness room, conference space, backup generator, and modern support systems.
FLEET
Two fire engines, rescue truck, tanker, brush truck, 16-foot rescue boat, and mobile light tower ready to respond throughout our district.
TRAINING CENTER
A three-story live-fire training tower completed in 2024, providing realistic training opportunities for BCVFD and neighboring public safety agencies.
WE SERVE
MORE THAN EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Serving our community means being there before, during, and after an emergency.
Throughout the year, BCVFD partners with local schools, churches, civic organizations, businesses, and community groups to provide fire prevention education, station tours, safety resources, and public outreach.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
- Fire Station Tours
- School Visits
- Fire Safety Presentations
- Smoke Detector Assistance
- Community Event Appearances
- Apparatus Displays
- Career Day Participation