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)

The crew had just sat down to dinner and was listening to a Structure Fire on the North end of the county when they were alerted to a Car Fire in Co. 1's first due. The engine crew of four volunteers marked up quickly and was on seen a few minutes later. Ambulance 1 arrived on scene first and assisted the vehicles owner with their extinguisher but couldn't gain access to the engine compartment where ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members had the opportunity to train along side our career counterparts over the last week while attending a class put on by "The Water Thieves" This training allowed us to hone our skills and taught us some new tactics when it comes to moving water in the non-hydranted areas. ... (Full Story & Photos)

We just word we are able start renting our hall again, of course all local, state, and federal COVID guidelines must be followed. Email us at HALLRENTAL@whiteoakfire.com to get your process started today! Dates will fill up fast! ... (Full Story)

After a good afternoon of training and a first due auto accident White Oak's Tanker 7 was dispatched mutual aid to King George at 10:13p.m. for the structure fire in Company 1's first due. Tanker 7 responded quickly with two volunteers, and after a swift response completed the water supply operation. Tanker 7 shuttled water for several hours before being placed in service by command and returned to ... (Full Story & Photos)