
Four Communities
Fire Department
Station 28
Proudly serving since 1951

A little about us
Founded in 1951, The Four Communities Fire Department started by providing Fire and Emergency rescue service to the residents and visitors of Sharpes, Williams Point, Frontenac, and City Point in unincorporated Brevard County Florida. Since our founding, our volunteers have been providing vital fire rescue, prevention, and community services to our local area and throughout Brevard County. 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.
Today, Volunteers from FCFD are ready to go at a moments notice to provide services wherever we are needed. Whether it be responding to an active incident, covering for a busy BCFR unit, or providing Fire/ rescue coverage at an event, we are ready to provide qualified, well trained personnell.
We are always looking for new members to help us continue this legacy!
If you would like to learn more about becoming a member, click here!
You may also stop by our station any Tueday evening.
Our Proud Achievements
First Responder Outreach Grant
2021 Winner
In 2021, the Four Communities Volunteer Fire Department was awarded a grant for much-needed protective equipment. With this grant, FCFD was able to outfitt 10 firefighters with structural personal protective equipment funded through the Gary Sinise Foundation's First Responder Outreach program.
Fire House Subs
2016 Winner
in 2016, FCFD was awarded a grant for new E-draulic extrication equipment. This equipment allows our members to rapidly extricate patients from motor vehicle collisions and other situations where extrication is needed.
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.
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