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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On Sept 25th and 26th, our volunteer firefighters and EMTs provided fire and EMS coverage at the 2021 “Americans in Wartime” Museum Tank Farm Open House located in Nokesville, VA. This year, they had over 16,000 people from all across the region attend this two-day family-friendly event. Our fire and EMS crews talked to hundreds
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On a beautiful late summer day, a joint training session was held at Fire Station 25. Prince William County Fire and Rescue (C Shift) and Nokesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue (B Crew) spent the morning using this prop door to simulate forcible entry through a locked door. Crews were given different scenarios that enabled them
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A road trip to Lutherville Vol Fire Company in Maryland—that is what is takes to Adapt and Overcome. We were so pleased with the opportunity to have 4 of our VOLUNTEER firefighters attend advance training held at Lutherville Vol Fire Company. This training enables our firefighters to continue their training to save lives. This class
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At 0011hrs (12:11am), our Fire Station 5 crews were dispatched for a reported house fire in the 14000 block of Aden Rd. Fire and Rescue units from Prince William County Fire and Rescue, Lake Jackson Volunteer Fire and Rescue, and City of Manassas were also dispatched to assist with battling the fire. First arriving units
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Nokesville Vol Fire and Rescue Dept. had four members graduate from Volunteer Recruit School 21-161. These four firefighters spent over 400 hours of their time in training. Their classes covered Firefighter 1 and 2, Mayday Firefighter Down, LPG Emergencies, RITCO, Vehicle Rescue and a number of other classes. Our volunteers are some of the highest
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Last night, career and volunteers assigned to our Fire Station 25 (Sudley Manor and Linton Hall Rd) got together to help Firefighter Garcia work on his skills so he can pass the 3rd party test to be a DPO (Driver Pump Operator). This training ensures that he has all the knowledge and skills required for
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