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Another Successful Open House JUNE 12 - We would like to thank the following organizations that donated time, supplies, food, prizes and personnel to make our Open House a success: Stafford Sheriff's Office Dare Program Stafford Sheriff's Office K-9 Units Virginia State Police (Child Identification) Spotsylvania Fire & Rescue Department ( Smoke Trailer) Stafford County Fire Rescue (C-Shift) White Oak Volunteer Rescue Squad Family ... (Full Story & Photos)

Busy Night 2 Working Fires in 2 Hours MAY 10 - At 18:34hrs the Tanker was alerted to a House fire at 17 Stork Road in Hartwood. The tanker responed with 2 men. While responding Engine 6 marked on scene within 5 minutes and advised a working fire from the basement and charlie division. Tanker 7 arrived on scene 20 minutes into the call and started shuttling water. While the tanker was doing water shuttles Engine 7's crew was transferd to Falmouth ... (Full Story & Photos)

Hartwood Fire

King George

3 Fires in 2 Days APRIL 05 - At 0848 hours Co.7 was requested for Mutual Aid to King George for the house fire at 7246 Goby Ln. Tanker 7 went out the door. First arriving units where met with heavy fire conditions. The tanker went on the scene and went to work shuttling water until the fire was under control. At 1412 hours the tones dropped for a tanker task force for the house fire at 317 Norman Rd. in Wide Water Co.3s first ... (Full Story & Photos)

Auto Accident/ Possible Entrapment APRIL 03 - At 10:57 hrs the Engine crew was alerted to White Oak Road and Chapel Green Road for an auto accident with possible entrapment. Engine 7 responded with 5 personnel and the Chief. Chief 7 arrived on scene in two minutes and established White Oak Road Command. After doing a size up of the scene, Command held with Engine 7, Medic 7, and Medic 11. The Engine cleared two hours later after Virginia State ... (Full Story & Photos)

Jumper Rescued MARCH 16 - At 2041 hours tones dropped for another River Rescue in the Rappahannock River, for a man that had jumped from the Interstate 95 Bridge. The MSU and Rescue Boat 7 went out the door with 4 volunteers. Due to the location of the jumper Co.7 units were to stage at the City Docks. Crew's from around the county worked hard to bring the jumper to safety. Company 7 units cleared at 2215 hours... (Full Story & Photos)

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