What an amazing Saturday! 4:12 Kids (https://www.412kids.org) in partnership with Finlay Fire and Nokesville Vol Fire Dept held the 2022 Nokesville Back-to-School Drive-Thru Giveaway on July 30th at our Fire Station 5. This event was a huge success as we gave out 479 backpacks filled with needed school supplies during the 2-hour period. At one […]
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Please join us in congratulating Firefighter Raymond Dang for graduating Prince William County Volunteer Fire Recruit Class 22170! Raymond committed an exceptional amount of time attending class since January, all in addition to his duty shifts and extra training sessions. Great job, Raymond!
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On July 5, 2022, at 0226 hours, our Engine 525 (Nokesville Vol Fire Dept) was dispatched to a reported house fire in the 7300 block of Rokeby Drive. Engine 525 was the 3rd arriving engine and began operations on the backside of the townhouse, attacking the fire and then stopping the fire from spreading to
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Thomas “Tom” McCarthy Hennessy, 52, of Nokesville, Virginia, passed away unexpectedly on April 21, 2022. On July 16, 1969, Tom was born to Thomas Francis Hennessy and Kathleen Ann Hennessy in Buffalo, New York. After graduating from Lafayette High School in 1987, he went on to study Education at D’Youville College. Tom graduated from Southern
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It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that we announce the passing of one of our members. Tom Hennessy passed away on April 21 2022, while off-duty. Tom joined the Nokesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department in 2007. He was an operational Master Firefighter assigned to our Fire Station 5. He was one
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At the NVFD Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, Kim Shrewsbury officially stepped down as Rescue Chief after faithfully serving 15 years in the position. Kim joined the Department in April 2004 and rose quickly through the ranks. As Rescue Chief, Kim tirelessly supported NVFD’s EMS crews, responding to EMS calls at
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Our volunteers deployed new rescue tools and devices to help provide improved services. Led by Captain C. Schiro, our firefighters will see new improvements to the tools and devices used to perform rescues from our Tower. We have operated a ladder truck since 2005 from our Station 25. As technology changes, bringing new and improved
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Our Station 25 collected the most toys for the 2021 Toys-For-Tots Campaign! The fire station that collects the most toys keeps “Santa’s Biggest Helpers” trophy until the following season. We collected a total of 4,387 toys. Among all the fire stations in the county, 18,612 toys were collected, the most toys ever in the 17
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Our end-of-year full Company meeting was held at Fire Station 5 on Dec 7, 2021, to elect the department’s next administrative officers. Upon being voted in by the membership of the department, our administrative leadership serve two-year terms and our directors serve a three-year term. The following members will officially take on their new roles
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The Church of Christ is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of their Giving Project. We were so honored that they selected our volunteer fire department to help celebrate this amazing milestone by bringing our members packed snacks and goodies. The members of this church work so hard to make our community and the surrounding area a
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