Sunshine Valley Volunteer Fire Department
Educate, Prevent, Volunteer and Protect.
Emergency #: 604-869-2404
Non-Emergency #: 866-665-0158
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Educate, Prevent, Volunteer and Protect.
Emergency #: 604-869-2404
Non-Emergency #: 866-665-0158
✅ Campfire Ban Lifted — Coastal Fire Centre
The BC Wildfire Service campfire prohibition has been lifted throughout the Coastal Fire Centre, including the area covering Sunshine Valley. Campfires are permitted where local rules and property restrictions allow.
Please check the latest BC Wildfire Service restrictions and any local requirements before lighting a fire. Never leave a campfire unattended, and ensure it is completely extinguished before leaving.
Status: 🟢 No BCWS Campfire Ban in Effect
Area: Coastal Fire Centre (including Sunshine Valley)
Last Updated: October 26, 2026
Join us on Saturday, November 7, 2026, for our Annual General Meeting.
📍 Location: Holiday Trails Resorts — Great Room
🚪 Doors open: 9:00 a.m.
🕙 Meeting begins: 10:00 a.m.
Members are encouraged to attend, stay informed, and participate in the Society’s annual business and board elections. Your involvement helps support the future of fire protection in Sunshine Valley.
Thank you for supporting your volunteer fire department!
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The big day may have come and gone, but keep in touch as we’re always up to something new and exciting.

If you are in an emergency or calling on behalf of someone how else,
Dial 604-869-2404 FIRST then call 911.
This ensures a quicker response time by our members. These steps are unique to the Sunshine Valley because of our remote location and not applicable to other areas in BC.
Always follow up by phoning 911 so don't skip this step.

When you bring your bottles down to the fire hall all the money collected goes directly to the operations of the department.
Please consider dropping your bottles at the door of the firehall.
The Department relies on grants, fundraising and donations to keep things rolling.

Every small town and rural community depends on something extraordinary—ordinary people willing to do the extraordinary.
Volunteer fire departments such as ours, are the backbone of emergency response in countless communities. These departments aren't staffed by strangers; they're made up of neighbors, friends, teachers, mechanics, students, and parents who step up to protect the places they call home.
But here's the challenge: volunteer fire departments across BC are facing a shortage of new recruits. As call volumes rise and our community in Sunshine Valley grows, the need for dedicated volunteers has never been more urgent.
You don’t need to be a superhero. You need heart, drive, and a willingness to train and serve. We offer comprehensive training and mentorship. Roles include:
If you've ever thought, “I wish I could do something to help,”—this is your moment. Your community needs you. Not someday. Not someone else. You.
Volunteer firefighting isn’t easy—but it’s worth it.
Ready to learn more?
Email svvfd@telus.net to learn more and receive an information package on how you can get started.
Are you interested in joining Sunshine Valley Volunteer Fire Department Fire Department? We are always looking for dedicated individuals who are committed to serving our community. Click the button below to learn more about our recruitment process and current job openings.
71731 Meadow Road, Hope, BC V0X 1L5 , Canada
Fire Chief Aaron Harris 604.765.1449 or aaronsvvfd@gmail.com Fire Due payments through etransfers, Donations and General inquiries email: svvfdinfo@telus.net