A collection of stories from the group that makes Cebu City Fire Volunteers as genuine as themselves.
On August 28–29, the Rescue Summit was held in Carcar City, Cebu, bringing together responders from municipalities, cities, and private groups across the region. Some groups attended as guests, while others—including us at Cebu City Fire Volunteers (CCFV)—actively participated. We were honored to be asked to showcase our Niigata rescue truck and proud to join […]
Cebu City Fire Volunteers (CCFV) was never born out of funding, fame, or formality. It began with one man — Dominador D. Suico Jr. — and his unwavering desire to help. In 2009, he served as a barangay volunteer, but left due to internal challenges. Two years later, in 2011, he volunteered under the Cebu City Fire Station and Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), but couldn’t formally carry their name. Still, that didn’t stop him. On his protective gear, he simply wrote: “Cebu City Fire Volunteer.” He never set out to form a group — he just wanted to help.
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