Since its establishment in 1963, the Bedington Volunteer Fire Department has been an integral part of the north Berkeley County WV community, dedicated to adapting and evolving alongside the changing landscape of risks, threats, and challenges. With a steadfast commitment to public safety, our department has continually embraced innovation and improvement.

At the heart of our mission lies our exceptional team of dedicated professional volunteers. Their unwavering dedication and tireless efforts form the cornerstone of the Bedington Volunteer Fire Department, ensuring the consistent delivery of high-quality public safety services to our community. Complementing our volunteer force, we maintain weekday daytime career staffing, further enhancing our operational capacity and readiness.

Covering an expansive area of 58.3 square miles and serving over 30,000 residents, we safeguard the most densely populated and rapidly expanding region of the Eastern Panhandle. Our jurisdiction encompasses critical infrastructure, including 13 miles of Interstate 81 stretching from Martinsburg to the Maryland line.

Operating from two strategically located fire stations, we provide protection for a diverse range of assets, including residential and commercial buildings, schools, railroads, highways, hydroelectric dams, and power grid stations. With an average of approximately 1500 calls annually, our team remains steadfast in our commitment to swift and effective emergency response, ensuring the safety and well-being of our community members.

As we look to the future, the Bedington Volunteer Fire Department remains dedicated to our core values of professionalism, collaboration, and service excellence. Together, we stand ready to meet the evolving needs of our community, continuing our legacy of selfless dedication and unwavering commitment to public safety.