BPC Rural Volunteer Fire Department
We are your volunteer rural firefighters
Get to Know Us
The BPC Volunteer Rural Fire Department is a dedicated band of men and women who are pledged to respond to fire emergencies in a district of thirty-six square miles in central Idaho. The area they serve is made up of farms and ranches, homes and cabins, grasslands and forests and rivers. It rests at the feet of the Bitterroot mountain range to the east and the South Fork of the Clearwater River to the west.
Since 1988, the BPC VRFD has worked to protect the lands and homes of those within the district from the devastating effects of wildfires and structural fires. And because of mutual aid agreements with other surrounding fire departments and the Idaho Department of Lands, the BPC-VRFD has assisted neighboring fire departments in putting out numerous fires throughout northern and central Idaho.
Get involved and help your community
Be a hero in times of crisis!
We are looking for men and women who value community and the service it takes to build a resilient community.
There's an extraordinary opportunity for you to get involved and be a true hero in every sense of the word.
Becoming a volunteer firefighter allows you to embody the principles that make this country great – courage, resilience, and a commitment to helping others.
Dan Modrell
FIRE CHIEF
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Jeremiah Jeske
ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF
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