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 […]
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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
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We were honored to be visited by the K-9 Caring Angels today. We enjoy all visitors even those on four legs. Volunteers from Lake Jackson Fire & Rescue Department Station 7 came by to greet our visitors. About K-9 Caring Angels History Ted and Sonny have been operating a dog training business in Northern Virginia
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On Tuesday, May 9th, members of the Prince William County Fire & Rescue System, along with Chief Thomas LaBelle, former Prince William County Supervisor John Stirrup, and Operational Medical Director Dr. Neha Sullivan, accepted a proclamation from Prince William Board of County Supervisor Chair-At-Large Ann B. Wheeler recognizing this year’s EMS Week: Where Emergency Care
Conner Schiro was elected Chief of the Nokesville Volunteer Fire Department and started his tenure on January 1st, 2023. Chief Schiro has been a part of the Fire Department since 2010 and has worked his way up the ranks starting from just being a Firefighter. Now we’ve had a chance to sit down with him
Nokesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department would like to congratulate all thirteen students, and especially the six Nokesville members, who successfully completed the Prince William County’s Fire and Rescue Academy accredited EMT-B class #23216 this weekend. From January to April, these students spent over 140 hours in class learning basic anatomy and physiology and pharmacology
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This past weekend Nokesville Volunteers were busy. On duty crews performed various scenarios to strengthen their skills. They pulled the 200- and 300-foot cross lays, pulled a draft from a pond, and flowed water out of the master stream. They also tidied up the landscaping around the station.
We love having special visitors! On March 21st, the Linton Hall School kindergarten class visited Nokesville Fire Station 25 and learned about Fire Safety and got to sit in a real fire truck. They learned how to create an evacuation plan, learned to get out and dial 911, and much more. Thank you to Mr.
A well-deserved accomplishment for EMT Firestone. After successfully completed the required Prince William County Medical Director’s OMD program our EMTs enter our internal program that helps them achieve the goal of becoming the Attendant In Charge (AIC) of a crew. EMT Firestone has proven himself to be a leader in patient care and crew management.
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