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Welcome to the Official Website for the White Oak Volunteer Fire Department
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50th Anniversary Annual Banquet
Fire Chief Ronnie Martin, November 28
On Saturday, November 27, 2021, White Oak VFD celebrated their 50th Anniversary Annual Banquet. It was great to see members both past and present.
The following officers were installed by Daniel Chichester, Retired Stafford County Commonwealth's Attorney.
Operations Officers:
Ronnie Martin - Fire Chief
Clay Thompson - Captain
Scott W Teter - Lieutenant
Denny Guinn - Lieutenant
Administrative: ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Noah Culver after receiving his Diploma.
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Another Round of Graduates!!
Captain Clay Thompson, June 18
White Oak Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce that two of our own have recently graduated from Stafford High School!
Noah Culver was able to attend the High School Academy during the 2019/2020 school year where he was able to attain his VDFP Certifications even through the challenges that came with the COVID-19 pandemic. Noah transferred to White Oak this passed year and has been eager ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Recent College Graduates
Captain Clay Thompson, May 08
White Oak Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce that two of our own have recently graduated college!
Brandon Martin graduated on April 25th from Fairmont State University in Fairmont, WV with a bachelors degree in National Security and Intelligence and a minor in Political Science. Brandon balanced college life, a job, obtaining all his necessary fire certifications, and still found time ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Brandon Martin receiving his diploma from Fairmont State University.
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Scott Teter with son Micheal Teter
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Congratulations Scott Teter!
Captain Clay Thompson, March 30
It is with great pleasure we would like to announce that one of our Life Members Scott Teter has retired as a Captain at Fort Belvoir Fire Department. Scott served Fort Belvoir for 29 years in a variety of positions, from Medic, to FF-Medic, Captain, and Acting Battalion Chief. Congratulations Scott, we wish you a long, happy, and healthy retirement sir! (And hope to see you around White Oak even ... (Full Story & Photos)
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