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Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department Super Bingo June 2026 Bingo Specials June 5th 2026: Admissions cards will be collected for a chance to win a 50.00 dollar Visa Gift Card. Starting June 12th 2026 thru June 26th 2026 Bingo admission cards will be dated for the Blackout game on June 26th 2026 being worth 1000 dollars with one admission card, 1500 dollars with two admission cards or 2000 dollars with three admission cards. A raffle ticket will be attached to your admission cards each week from 6/12/2026 thru 6/26/2026 for the chance to win choice of One Loaded Bingo Players Gift Basket or Two Pittsville VFD Swag Bags Baskets will be Drawn on 6/26/2026. The more you come the more chances you get. June 2026 U-Pick Jackpot will be 23,000 dollars in 17 number or less. Doors Open at 5pm Games Start at 7pm

BINGO IS BACK……..Starting April 3rd 2026 thru October 9th 2026 the Bingo season is back. Doors Open at 5pm and games start at 7pm. Cost is 35.00 dollars for book of 18 cards and special games are for sale separately. Daubers are 1.50. We play 20 regular games and two specials games. We can’t wait to see everyone back and have another GREAT season of Bingo. See everyone soon.

Medical Records Request Policy Effective Date: November 1, 2025

Hall Rental Info and FAQ Sheet Please send all hall rental requests to [email protected] Thank You for your interest.

The State Fire Marshal’s Office in cooperation with the Pittsville Fire Department will be offering free smoke detector inspections on Sunday May 19th from 10am-12pm.

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The Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department Challenge Coin is now on Sale. Challenge coins can be purchased from any member for 20.00 dollars or On-Line Sales of 25.00 dollars which includes shipping. As always Thank You for your support.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends changing the batteries in your smoke alarm every 6 months. It is recommended you test your detectors at least once a month to ensure they are working properly. If your smoke alarms are powered by a nine-volt battery, the battery should be replaced every 6 months, while the alarm itself should be replaced once every 10 years. For 10-year lithium-powered fire detectors, you won’t need to replace the battery. Instead, the entire alarm should be replaced after 10 years have passed from the manufacture date on the back of the alarm. If your alarm is hardwired into your home’s electrical system, replace the backup battery at least every 6 months and replace the smoke alarm itself once every 10 years.