Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department
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Provides fire protection to the community with a trained group of volunteers.

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About
Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department

Founded in
1972
EIN
23-7209608
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Community Centers
Address
400 S 14TH ST THERMOPOLIS, WY 82443-2002 United States
Website
https://www.wyofire.net/
Phone
(307)-864-2821
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About
The Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department, founded in 1972, protects the 4,799 residents of Hot Springs County, Wyoming. Located at the mouth of the Wind River Canyon, they respond to haz-mat incidents, wild-land fires, car accidents, and structure fires. Their mission is to provide fire protection for the local community with a team of dedicated volunteers on call 24/7.
Mission
Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department Inc safeguards the Thermopolis, WY community through volunteer firefighting, ensuring safety and support for local residents in times of need.

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