The United States Fire Department Reserve Corps, (USFDRC) Inc.

The United States Fire Department Reserve Corps, (USFDRC) Inc. was founded to honor all those who have served and are currently serving as volunteers, emergency services and support personnel as well as our nation’s military; who have made and continue to make the ultimate sacrifice for their families, communities, and country during and after September 11, 2001.

The USFDRC is a National Volunteer Reservist Fire Department established under the corporation laws of the State of Florida, registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c) (3), as a non-governmental, (NGO) not-for-profit, charitable, humanitarian, educational and public safety organization on April 29th, 2010.

About 90% of all personnel are not on full-time active duty. Instead, its members are reservist civilians who can be called to duty in the event of an emergency, disaster or when the nation is in need of support.

Our fundamental principles are to provide relief to victims of disasters and help educate people to prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies in the United States and worldwide if requested. Essentially, reservists’ members are backup forces who are ready to move to active duty when the local, municipality, county, state or the nation is in need.