Denton Volunteer Fire Company is hosting its 1st Annual Bull & Oyster Roast!! Saturday November 1, 2025 from 3-7pm There will be Raffles, 50/50, Pull tabs, Music, Cash Bar, Cake Wheel, Cash Wheel, and of course….the BEST food in town!! Tickets are $55 per person /$100 per couple Ticket includes: Pit beef, hamburgers, hotdogs, raw oysters, fried oysters, oyster stew, sides, desserts, beer, soda, and water. We will have a limited amount of tickets available so act fast!! See any member to buy tickets or purchase online by clicking the "More Info" button below and then scanning the QR code or clicking the link!! All tickets purchased online will be held at the door. We’re looking for donations of cakes, pies, cookies, and other baked goods for the cake wheel for this event. Your sweet donation will help make our event a success and support your local fire department. Thank you for your generosity and continued support. If you would like to help out, please email Stephanie at [email protected]

Denton Volunteer Fire Company is hosting its 1st Annual Gun Raffle! The raffle will be held from October 1st - October 31st. Tickets are $30 each and each ticket number can win more than once. Winners will be awarded according to the evening drawing of the Maryland Pick 3 Lottery. Tickets can be purchased from any DVFC member or online by clicking the "More Info" button below and then scanning the QR code or clicking the link. Winners will be notified no later than 11/15/2025 for instructions to claim prize. Thank you for your continued support of the Denton Volunteer Fire Company. (DVFC is not associated in any way with the Maryland Lottery)

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Howard Hodges, a cherished Life Member of the Denton Volunteer Fire Company. Over many dedicated years, Howard served not only as a member of our Board of Trustees but also as Ambulance Captain, sharing strength, kindness, humor, and a selfless dedication to our mission. The details of the service to honor him are provided below.

There’s nothing like being at the right place at the right time. Yesterday evening, Denton Volunteers attended the annual Preston Carnival Parade with Command 300, Engine 302 and Tanker 300. As units were driving down the parade route, the spectators were pointing out that a house was on fire. Command 300, Engine 302 and Easton VFC Chief 60 arrived to find a 2 1/2 story single family dwelling with smoke showing from side A, B and D. The crew from Engine 302 pulled an attack line and entered through the front door. Preston VFC Officer 218 assumed the Main St Command and Chief 315 was in charge of fire attack. The driver of Engine 302 secured a water source with his own hydrant and other personnel threw ground ladders from multiple engines on scene. Crews from Queen Anne - Hillsboro VFC, Federalsburg VFC, Preston VFC and Grasonville VFC assisted with various tasks on all three levels of the structure. After salvage and overhaul was completed, the scene was turned over to Office of the Maryland State Fire Marshal for investigation of the cause of the fire. Many thanks go out to all the personnel involved with their quick actions to make a fast knock of the fire.