At Four Communities Volunteer Fire Deptartment, we are dedicated to serving and protecting our community through our expert firefighting services. Our team is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents.
Our Fire Department Legacy
Who We Are
The Four Communities Fire Department is a dedicated all-volunteer organization committed to serving the residents and businesses of Sharpes, Cocoa, Frontenac, and Port St. John on Florida's Space Coast. Since 1951, we've been providing vital fire rescue, prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery services to our community. As a non-profit corporation, we proudly partner with Brevard County Fire Rescue as first-due responders in our North-central Brevard County run area. Together, we strive to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.
Our Proud Achievements
First Responder Outreach Grant
2021 Winner
In 2021, the Four Communities Volunteer Fire Department applied for a grant for much-needed protective gear. FCFD received and outfitted 10 firefighters with structural personal protective equipment funded through Gary Sinise Foundation's First Responder Outreach program.
Fire House Subs
2016 Winner
Awarded new E-draulic extrication equipment.
Volunteer Firefighter of the year
2016 Winner
Lt. Bob Kauffman was awarded Brevard County Fire Rescue's 2016 Volunteer Firefighter of the year.
Volunteer Firefighter of the year
2017
Lt. Chris McGovern was awarded the Space Coast Fire Chiefs Association's 2017 Volunteer Firefighter of the year.
Volunteer Firefighter of the year
2022 Winner
Firefighter Zachary Berg was awarded Brevard County Fire Rescue's 2022 Volunteer Firefighter of the year.
Volunteer Firefighter of the year
2023 Winner
Chief Brian Claudius was awarded Brevard County Fire Rescue's 2023 Volunteer Firefighter of the year.
Safety Tips
Fire Safety Guidelines
Ensure fire safety at home by checking smoke alarms regularly, creating a fire escape plan, and keeping flammable materials away from heat sources.
In case of a fire, remember to stay low, use the closest exit, never re-enter a burning building, and call 911 immediately for help.
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