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Russellville volunteer fire department’s latest nonprofit filing made public
The Russellville & Community Volunteer Fire Dept Inc’s Form 990 filing for the fiscal year ending December 2024 is now available as a public tax record.
Olivia Tremblay
27 October 2026 · 2 min

The Russellville & Community Volunteer Fire Dept Inc, based in Russellville, Indiana, has had its full nonprofit tax filing for the fiscal year ending December 2024 made available as a public record. The organisation’s federal tax exemption dates back to December 1952, and its employer identification number is 35-6042490.
The filing is part of the public disclosure system for tax-exempt organisations in the United States. Nonprofits recognised by the Internal Revenue Service generally must submit annual returns, with requirements varying by revenue and asset levels. Smaller organisations may file a shorter Form 990-EZ or, if under the lowest reporting threshold, an electronic Form 990-N notice.
The published material is reconstructed from raw IRS data rather than presented only as page images. Such digital filing data can be searched and analysed more easily than scanned documents, allowing researchers and members of the public to review information from nonprofit returns, including financial details where reported.
The record identifies the organisation as a tax-exempt nonprofit in Russellville, Indiana. Its exemption was issued in December 1952, placing it among long-established community organisations required to maintain public accountability through federal filing rules.
Annual nonprofit returns are public records because tax-exempt status carries reporting obligations. The Internal Revenue Service releases filings in formats that may include page images and machine-readable data, with the latter allowing easier review of information across large numbers of organisations.
The available filing relates only to the fiscal year ending December 2024. No additional operational details beyond the filing metadata and the public-record context are provided in the material.
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