Waterloo, Alabama community and countryside

11884 County Road 14

Our Mission

Built by volunteers.
Trusted by the community.

The Waterloo Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department Station 2 exists because people in this community chose to show up for each other. Every member of our team answers the alarm not for a paycheck — but because they live here, their children go to school here, and their neighbors are the ones who need protection when the call comes in.

From structure fires and vehicle accidents to medical emergencies and natural disaster response, our station provides first-response coverage across the Waterloo area and surrounding rural routes. We train continuously, maintain our equipment with care, and respond with the urgency that every emergency demands.

Community Protection

Dedicated to safeguarding lives, property, and the environment in our service area.

Volunteer-Driven

Every responder is a neighbor who gives their time, training, and commitment.

Always Ready

24-hour dispatch and rapid response, every day of the year.

What We Do

Comprehensive emergency
services for the community

Our station provides a full spectrum of emergency response and public safety services, staffed entirely by trained volunteers who live and work right here in the Waterloo area.

Fire Suppression

Structural, wildland, and vehicle fire response with trained crews and maintained apparatus ready for immediate deployment.

Medical Emergency Response

First-response medical care while awaiting advanced ambulance services, including CPR, trauma stabilization, and cardiac response.

Fire Prevention & Inspections

Proactive fire safety inspections for homes and businesses, educational outreach, and community risk reduction programs.

Vehicle Rescue & Extrication

Specialized training and equipment for vehicle accident response, including technical rescue and patient extrication.

Community Safety Education

Fire safety workshops, station tours, youth programs, and public demonstrations to help families stay safe at home.

Hazardous Materials Response

Trained personnel equipped to respond to hazardous material incidents, including chemical spills and dangerous goods transport.

Community Impact

More than a station —
a lifeline for Waterloo

The Waterloo community is the kind of place where people know each other's names, watch out for one another, and show up when it matters. That spirit is exactly what drives our volunteer fire department. Every response, every training session, every community event is an investment in the people who call this area home.

We believe that prepared communities are safer communities. That's why we invest in regular public education, participate in local events, and maintain open lines of communication with residents. Your awareness and cooperation make our job safer — and your neighborhood stronger.

100% Volunteer
Personnel

24/7 Dispatch
Availability

100% Community
Committed

Volunteer firefighters training at station

Fire apparatus and equipment at Waterloo station

Join Us

Your community needs
people like you.

You don't need prior experience to make a difference. We provide all the training you need — from emergency response fundamentals to advanced rescue techniques. What we look for is commitment, integrity, and a willingness to serve your neighbors.

No experience required — we train you
Flexible scheduling — respond when you can
Free certifications and ongoing education
Make a direct, life-changing impact

Get in Touch

Interested in volunteering or learning more? Reach out and we'll connect you with our recruitment team.

Thank you for your interest! We'll be in touch shortly.

Contact Us

Reach Station 2
anytime, anywhere

For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency inquiries, station information, or to schedule a community event, contact us directly.

Address

11884 County Road 14
Waterloo, AL 35677

Phone

(256) 766-0660

Station Hours

24 hours / 7 days a week
Emergency dispatch active

Emergencies

Dial 911 for all emergency situations

Built by volunteers. Trusted by the community.