The Deltona Fire Department operates in the largest city within Volusia County, with an estimated population of 109,000 residents. Currently, we operate out of five stations and have 84 front-line personnel.
🚒 By the Numbers 🚑
Every response tells a story — and these numbers reflect the constant demand placed on our crews throughout the year.
In 2025, based on individual unit dispatches, our department handled 20,622 responses, an increase of 935 calls over 2024 (19,689) — a 4.75% year-over-year increase in call volume.
🚑 Fire/Medic Unit Activity
• Medic 61: 3,128
• Medic 63: 2,241
• Medic 64: 1,730
🔥 Engine & Truck Companies
• Engine 61: 3,473
• Engine 62: 2,950
• Engine 63: 2,316
• Engine 64: 1,828
• Tower 65: 1,665
🧑🚒 Command & Support
• Battalion 61: 1,097
• Heavy Rescue 65: 165
• Brush 63: 26
• Marine 61: 3
These numbers are more than statistics — they represent firefighters answering the call day and night, often on the worst day of someone’s life.
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🎄OPERATION DELTONA CARES 🎄
🎁FILL THE FIRE TRUCK TOY DRIVE🎁 MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Black Friday, November 28th, 7am-5pm, Deltona Firefighters will be collecting unwrapped toys for our annual toy drive event! Drop a toy off to fill the fire truck after your Black Friday shopping at the Walmart Deltona.
Online donations can be done here: www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/annual-fill-the-truck-toy-drive
We strive to help as many families in need as possible, the more toys, the better! Help us fill up our Fire Truck 🚒
Thank you Deltona 🤜🤛
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The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
We are also pleased to announce the newly formed Deltona Fire Fighters Foundation. This is a Not For Profit 501(c) that has been developed to not only assist our firefighters in a time of need, but to work closely with various charities and civic organizations within our community. For further information regarding the Foundation please contact the Foundation’s Chair Anson Chucci through the Deltona Fire Fighters Foundation web site at DeltonaFireFightersFoundation.org