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Our Fire Station 25 is undergoing some improvements this week. After 20 years of service our asphalt parking lot is being replaced. We have many more improvements planned this year to include, completing LED lighting upgrades inside our station, new concrete, replacing our boilers, and much more.

October 4, 2023 – Nokesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue is proud to announce that two of our Junior Members successfully completed their training and passed their test to become Nationally Certified EMTs. These young members are full-time high school students and are also active in many areas of the department. We want to congratulate Tyler

Nokesville Volunteers provide EMS standby at Brentsville District High School football games. They enjoy supporting Brentsville and watching the games. One night, crews also participated in their Hawaiian Theme Night. Go Tigers! Interested in joining our team? We have multiple Firefighter and EMT positions available! Gain experience like no other by visiting the “JOIN US”

September 18, 2023, Nokesville VA – This past weekend members of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, Chapter 27-2, stopped by Fire Station 5 to thank the crews and the members of Nokesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue along with Prince William County Fire and Rescue for supporting this clubs Poker Run that took place in July

Last night at approximately 8:46pm, Prince William County 911 began receiving multiple calls reporting a house on fire on the 9200 block of Rainbow Falls Drive in Company 25’s first due. Engine 25, Tower Ladder 25 and Chief 5 quickly arrived and reported heavy fire conditions from the garage, spreading to the attic. Chief 5

Congratulations to Fireman Matthew Cundiff from NVFD Station 25’s F-Crew on completing his Engine Driver Release process. This process is a lengthy scenario based process that pushes candidates to ensure they can successfully troubleshoot and preform all tasks they may be faced with during fire calls. Pictured is Fire Chief Schiro presenting Fireman Cundiff with

Earlier this month, Nokesville Volunteers from Fire Station 25 were dispatched to a report of a truck on fire. Engine 25 arrived on scene to find one commercial truck with fire evident from the cab and extending to other vehicles in the lot. The Crew on Engine 25 made quick work knocking down the fire

Nokesville Crews helped Lake Jackson Volunteer Fire Department at the Prince William County Fair. Crews were on standby during the Demolition Derby to ensure the safety of the drivers and extinguish any fires. Interested in joining our team? We have multiple Firefighter and EMT positions available! Gain experience like no other by visiting the “JOIN

Last evening, Company 25 units were dispatched for a reported townhome fire in Company 4’s due (Gainesville). Upon arrival, crews found fire through the roof and Tower 525 arrived on scene and quickly went to work performing a search throughout the structure, and using the aerial master stream to help put out the fire.

Congratulations to our two outstanding members, Rescue Chief Judi Miller, and Karen Rafa, who have dedicated years of their time and effort to volunteer with us! Your tireless commitment and selfless service have made a significant impact on our organization and the communities we serve. Rescue Chief Judi Miller receives her award for 15 years