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Rescue Engine 2nd Due to Garage Fires SEPTEMBER 23 - At 0133 hours the Rescue Engine was dispatched for a garage fire. Communications advised responding units that there were reports of fire showing at 1007 Ficklen Rd. Falmouth Rescue 1 was the first arriving units reporting 3 garages on fire, one fully involved and two partially. Engine 1 laid the Detroit load and supply line. Rescue Engine 7 was the second to arrive and was supplied by E1. Crew's ... (Full Story & Photos)

Auto Accident Reported Overturned. AUGUST 05 - On August 5th, 2012 at 1734 hours; a call was dispatched for an auto accident with possible entrapment. RE-7 responded with 4 personnel and arrived on scene with; one vehicle overturned, off the road into the woods. All three occupants were out with no entrapment. E-7 assisted with patient care. The three occupants were transported to Mary Washington Hospital. RE-7 remained on scene for the removal ... (Full Story & Photos)

Garage Fire in Ferry Farms MARCH 21 - On March 21, 2012 a box alarm was transmitted; for a residential fire at 14 Marshall Pl. RE-7 arrived on scene with a single story detached garage; with smoke showing from the roof and fire showing from sides alpha and bravo. RE-7 and E-1 initiated fire attack; within 15 minutes the fire was brought under control. Command (Chief 1) held with; RE-7, E-1, Q-12, and Medic-5 to complete overhaul operations.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Second Due Fire in Ferry Farms MARCH 07 - At 20:38 hours Stafford County Communications dispatched a residential fire at 15 Jefferson St. Chief 1 marked on scene with a two story wood frame structure; with light smoke showing from the second floor. Engine 1 arrived; pulled a 1-3/4" line to the second floor and extinguished the fire. Engine 7 arrived second due; established water supply and pulled the backup line. One occupant was located ... (Full Story & Photos)

1st Due House DECEMBER 28 - At 21:15 hours a box alarm was sounded for a house fire at 371 Bethel Church Road. Rescue Engine 7 went on the scene minutes later to find a 1 story single family dwelling with heavy fire showing from all four sides, starting a defensive attack. Tanker 7 arrived and established the water supply. Chief 1 was the first arriving chief and established the "Bethel Church Command" on side Alpha. Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)

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