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The City of Fairfax Fire Department, cooperatively with the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department, provides primary fire protection and emergency medical services to the citizens and visitors of the City of Fairfax, George Mason University's Fairfax Campus, and certain areas of Fairfax County immediately surrounding the City limits.
Mission: Save lives, preserve property and the environment, and ensure the health and safety of ourselves and the community.
City of Fairfax Police Department
During these uncertain times, there are certain businesses who have always supported us and continue to do so. From supporting us during Movember to now during this pandemic with a mask donation today—-thank you Twins Ace Hardware, it is appreciated!!!
#wehavetheBESTBusinessCommunity!
#SupportLocal!
#thankyou
#weareALLinthisTOGETHER!
Twins Ace Hardware - Fairfax
George Mason University Police Department
Effective today, in accordance with the latest CDC recommendations, you may see Mason Police Officers wearing either surgical masks or non-medical face coverings while in public. This is for our safety, and for yours. Coupled with safe social distancing, we will continue to keep the campus community safe. #onecommunity #inthistogether #socialdistancing #covid19
A big heartfelt *THANK YOU* to Twins Ace Hardware - Fairfax for the donation of N95 masks for our first responders. Thank you for helping us and our community stay safe! #FlattenTheCurve #StaySafe #CommunityStrong #COVID19 #TwinsAceHardware
The standard New York Hook carried by firefighters is 6 feet. Please remember that social distancing guidelines dictate a minimum of one New York Hook’s distance between yourself and others. #socialdistancing #flattenthecurve #stayhomeforus #stopcovid19 #alwaysopen #stayanewyorkhookdistanceaway
George Mason University Police Department Thank you for helping us spread the word! #6feetapart #socialdistancing #COVID19 #flattenthecurve #GMUPD #CityofFairfaxFireDepartment
Be like the City of Fairfax Fire Department
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The City of Fairfax Fire Department and Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department want to express our sincerest thank yous to Belmont Farm Distillery and Tim Smith Spirits for temporarily switching their operations to help fill the need for hand sanitizer. You are an integral part of helping stop the spread.
#ThankYou #BelmontFarmDistillery #TimSmithSpirits #StopTheSpread #COVID19
Fairfax County Government
Fairfax County Asks Residents to Follow State’s Stay at Home Order
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Fairfax County strongly urges residents to follow the stay-at-home order issued by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam today.
This order is critical to help slow the spread of the coronavirus as cases continue to climb across the state with 225 confirmed cases in the Fairfax County Health District. Social distancing is the most effective method to limit the disease’s transmission.
The governor’s action, which currently remains in effect until June 10, means that residents should stay in homes with only a few exceptions for essential activities, including:
✅ Getting groceries or medicines.
✅ Caring for a sick family member or friend.
✅ Getting medical care for yourself.
✅ Going outside for exercise for yourself or pets (although not in groups larger than 10 people).
✅ Getting necessary social or government services.
✅ Traveling to and from work or place of worship.
Do not go out unless you need to go out.
Full details: https://bit.ly/2WUBBBa
What song do you wash your hands to? The CDC states you must scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds... So we've chosen "Dream On" by Aerosmith. You can create your own hand washing poster to print and hang by your sinks at http://www.washyourlyrics.com. Let us know what song you are humming to these days!!
#HandwashingHeroes #AtLeast20Seconds #ScrubADubDub #CityofFairfaxFireDepartment #CityofFairfax #FairfaxCity
FIRE SAFETY NOTICE - Proper shutdown of commercial kitchen electric automatic grease trap/grease recovery units during extended periods without cause. Link in below for an important message from the Fairfax City Fire Marshal.
https://www.fairfaxva.gov/government/code-administration
#fairfaxva #fairfaxcity #cityoffairfax #COFOfficeofCodeAdministration #CityofFairfaxFireDepartment
The City of Fairfax Fire Department and Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department are on duty and ready to serve our community during this unsettling time. We appreciate your continued support and are honored by the charitable and caring nature of our community.
Help us help you by following all of the CDC’s public health guidelines. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html And know that if you call on us, we may come into your home in our full protective gear, for everyone’s safety. (NO PPE were harmed in the making of this photo)
Rest assured, we are prepared to meet the challenges ahead. #stayhomeforus #alwaysopen #stopcovid19 #flattenthecurve #socialdistancing
City of Fairfax Government
Fairfax County Department of Family Services
𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗗𝗙𝗦 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝗗𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗢𝗩𝗜𝗗-𝟭𝟵 𝗣𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗰
DFS cares about the safety and well-being of individuals and families and will continue to provide assistance from a distance. Check out the different ways to access services without leaving the safety of your home. Learn more and share this information with others: http://bit.ly/2x6CaNs
Stay connected with DFS:
Facebook @FairfaxCountyFamilyServices
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/familyservices
#FairfaxCountyFamilyServices
With the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to sanitize! But when sanitizing surfaces please avoid mixing incompatible chemicals. If you have any questions about chemical safety please contact the City of Fairfax Fire Department at 703-385-7940. If you suspect a poisoning call the Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222 or simply dial 911.
Fairfax County Government
March 15: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Daily Update
➡️ Park, Library and Other Community Facilities to Close for Two Weeks
https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/15/park-library-and-other-community-facilities-to-close-for-two-weeks/
➡️ Senior Centers, Adult Day Health Care Centers Closed Effective Immediately
https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/15/senior-centers-adult-day-health-care-centers-closed-effective-immediately/
➡️ Health Department Offers Guidance on Mass Gatherings
https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/15/health-department-offers-guidance-on-mass-gatherings/
➡️ 4 Things to Know About Social Distancing
https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/15/4-things-to-know-about-social-distancing/
➡️ Watch Out for Coronavirus Scams
https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/14/watch-out-for-coronavirus-covid-19-scams/
Full update: https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/15/march-15-coronavirus-covid-19-daily-update/
A little birds eye view of the beginnings of the new Fire Station 33.
#firestation33
Be careful, and avoid the coronavirus (Covid-19) scams!  https://fairfaxcountyemergency.wpcomstaging.com/2020/03/14/watch-out-for-coronavirus-covid-19-scams/
Posted at 1:15 p.m. As the coronavirus public health emergency continues, scam artists are taking advantage the situation. This includes everything selling products that supposedly will prevent, treat or cure the virus to asking for donations to aid people who are sick. These are some tips and ways....
Northern Virginia Regional Commission
We have updated our #coronavirus page to include a new case tracking map from the Virginia Department of Health. https://www.novaregion.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=717
Half of all flood related fatalities is vehicle-related. Driving into floodwaters could be the last decision you ever make. #TurnAroundDontDrown http://youtu.be/eI6mIlHKrVY
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#FloodSafetyWeek
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Never Drive or Walk into Flood Waters - Turn Around Don’t Drown! Flooding is one of the leading causes of weather related fatalities in the U.S. On average, ...
Some flood hazard terms you should learn and recognize:
#Flood: An overflow of water onto normally dry land. The inundation of a normally dry area caused by rising water in an existing waterway, such as a river, stream, or drainage ditch. Flooding is a longer term event than flash flooding: it may last days or weeks.
#FlashFlood: A flood caused by heavy or excessive rainfall in a short period of time, generally less than 6 hours. Flash floods are usually characterized by raging torrents after heavy rains that rip through river beds, urban streets, or mountain canyons sweeping everything before them. They can occur within minutes or a few hours of excessive rainfall. They can also occur even if no rain has fallen, for instance after a levee or dam has failed, or after a sudden release of water by a debris or ice jam.
http://Ready.gov/floods
#FloodAwarenessWeekDay5
#FloodAwarenessWeek
#TurnAroundDontDrown
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Failing to evacuate flooded areas, entering flood waters, or remaining after a flood has passed can result in injury or death. Flooding is a temporary overflow of water onto land that is normally dry. Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. Floods may: Result from rain, sno...
What does a Rescue Engine look like before it becomes a Rescue Engine? See below to find out! The apparatus cab was completing the paint process while the body was in fabrication!
#RescueEngine
#RE433
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a virus (more specifically, a coronavirus) identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China.
#FloodFact: 6 inches of water will reach the bottom of most cars causing loss of control & possible stalling. http://Ready.gov/floods
#TurnAroundDontDrown #FloodAwarenessWeekDay5 #FloodAwarenessWeek #StaySafe
Failing to evacuate flooded areas, entering flood waters, or remaining after a flood has passed can result in injury or death. Flooding is a temporary overflow of water onto land that is normally dry. Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. Floods may: Result from rain, sno...
Did you know that #flood losses are not typically covered under renter or homeowners insurance policies? Consider flood insurance. http://floodsmart.gov
#FloodSafety #FloodAwarenessWeekDay4 #FloodAwarenessWeek #FloodInsurance #ProtectYourHome
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department
Stop the spread of misinformation — and germs. Get accurate updates about the coronavirus from trustworthy sources such as Fairfax County Health Department, Virginia Department of Health and CDC
More: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/health/novel-coronavirus
#FCFRD #FairfaxCounty
#TriviaTuesday: Did you know that anywhere it rains, it can flood. To be prepared, it’s important to be ready to evacuate quickly.
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How experienced are you in a flood situation? #CERT performs drills to ready the community! Read more at: https://www.ready.gov/cert
#FloodSafety
#FloodAwarenessWeekDay2
#FloodAwarenessWeek
#CityofFairfax
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. CERT of...
If you see smoke throughout your neighborhood, the U.S. Forest Service is doing a controlled burn of approximately 2,000 acres near Quantico. Winds are shifting smoke and ash throughout the Fairfax area. The burn is expected to last up to two days.
UPDATE :: Quantico Fire & Emergency Services is the agency responsible for the controlled burn. More information about the burn can be found on their page.
If you live in the Burke and Fairfax Station areas you might be seeing and smelling smoke throughout your neighborhood. The U.S. Forest Service is doing a controlled burn of approximately 2,000 acres near Quantico. Winds are shifting smoke and ash throughout the county. The burn is expected to last up to two days.
Fairfax County Health Department
We have been preparing to respond since the coronavirus disease outbreak began. We encourage YOU to be prepared too. Download the Ready Fairfax Community Emergency Response Guide to make your family’s plan. http://bit.ly/2VFKDhw
Virginia Department of Health
STATUS UPDATE ON TWO PRESUMPTIVE POSITIVE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS CASES IN VIRGINIA : http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/news/status-update-on-two-presumptive-positive-novel-coronavirus-cases-in-virginia/
When people talk about preparedness, they are more likely to take action, so start the conversation! Have you talked to your loved ones about preparedness yet?
#floodsafety #FloodAwarenessWeekDay1 #FloodAwarenessWeek
Tonight we change our clocks, which is also a good time to check your smoke alarm batteries. If you are a resident of the City of Fairfax and need assistance with your smoke alarms, please don’t hesitate to call us (M-F) at 703-385-7830.
#smokealarmssavelives
#staysafe
#daylightsavings
It is a pleasure to announce that today the City of Fairfax Fire Department has received Accredited Agency status with the the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE). This prestigious recognition was given for meeting the criteria of the Commission on Fire Accreditation International’s (CFAI) voluntary self-assessment and accreditation program.
There are currently 270 accredited fire departments in the United States, Canada, and U.S. Department of Defense installations across the world. This represents 11% of the U.S. population and 17% of the Canadian population being protected by an accredited fire department. We are also joining 87 fire departments across the U.S. that hold both the ISO Class 1 Rating and Accredited Agency status.
This culminates over three years of work by our command staff, program managers, and personnel to document and assess our risks in the community, response performance, develop a comprehensive five year strategic plan, and demonstrate compliance in ten major categories with 252 performance indicators. We are very proud of the work that our members completed working towards this continuous improvement model and the great service we provide to the community daily.
City of Fairfax Government
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#BeSafe
February is Earthquake Awareness Month! Earthquakes can happen anytime, anywhere.
Check out emergency management on the city’s web page on what to do before, during and after earthquakes. https://www.fairfaxva.gov/government/emergency-management
City of Fairfax Government
#EarthquakeAwarenessMonth
#DropCoverHoldOn
#EarthquakeAwareness
A Flash flood is a sudden violent flood that can affect you in minutes. So what's the difference between a watch and a warning?
🌊 Warning: Take action. Flash flood is imminent, get to high ground.
🌧 Watch: Stay alert. Weather conditions are favorable.
Stay safe!
#WatchVsWarning
#ItsRainingOutToday
#TurnAroundDontDrown
City of Fairfax Police Department
Officer Lewis and our background Detectives are at Ferrum College in Ferrum, Virginia recruiting Police Officers to serve your community. If you, or someone you know, is in the area - come say hello!
We want to welcome to the newest edition of our fleet! Our new medic unit, Medic 403, was placed into service on Friday evening. The unit was purchased by our partners, Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department at a cost of $353,221.00. We appreciate all of our citizens who donate to the FVFD and Friday night bingo patrons.
Also, thank you to the committee of career and volunteer members who worked so hard on this project. This unit is a welcomed addition to our emergency fleet.
City of Fairfax Government
City of Fairfax Fire Department
#Medic403
#LetsSaveLives
Congratulations to Ken Rudnicki on his retirement from the City of Fairfax Fire Department's Office of Emergency Management. July 03, 2006 - February 1, 2020.
Here is an overview of Ken's accomplishments during his time with us.
Received 6 Executive Citations from International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) during the period of 2011-2018.
Served as IAEM USA Region 3 Vice president from 2013-2015.
Served as Virginia Emergency Management Association (VEMA)president 2011-2013.
Award EM professional of the year in 2016 by VEMA.
Innovation Award for Technology in 2014 by VEMA.
Congratulations Ken, and best of luck on your future endeavors.
#IAEM
#VEMA
#CityOfFairfaxDepartmentOfEmergencyManagement
#EmergencyManagement
#Retire2020
#Congratulations
#CityofFairfax
City of Fairfax Government
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Happy Halloween. This morning Master Firefighter Josh McCuin stopped by Daniels Run Elementary and helped with the morning announcements. Which are done with live video, by the way. He offered some great Halloween safety tips, so we offer them here in a “behind the scenes” look. Be careful out there tonight!
The City's Office of Emergency Management recently had a video produced highlighting some of their work. Take a look and see how you can be better informed and prepared for the unforeseen.
The City's communications team filmed a short video with A-shift before they hit the streets for Fill the Boot today. But let's be real, a lot of us don't have cash with us in this age of swiping and waving phones to pay for everything. True story, your friendly CFFD Facebook administrator owes the guy in this video from Emergency Management $10. If he had a website set up to receive the money I probably would have paid him a long time ago. Luckily, this year there is a website set up for you to donate to MDA Greater Washington, DC, and if you use our team page that donation stays local. No cash, no problem, you can still help change a life. Thank you! www.filltheboot.donordrive.com/team/5871
Do you live in the City of Fairfax? Was your house or condo built more than 10 years ago? Chances are really good that if it was, and you don't know when you last installed smoke alarms, you need new ones. Call us, we'll schedule a time to come out and evaluate what you have for free. Then we'll either install new smoke alarms or work with you to understand the finer points of what your system needs depending on your circumstances. Thanks to the City of Fairfax Government Communications folks for putting this promo video together and to Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department for obtaining a grant to fund the alarms we're presently distributing. Hollywood hasn't come calling for our actor yet, but we hope you will!
You know how most folks look up when they hear a helicopter? We do it too. Fairfax County Police Department assisted us with an air medical transport of an injured person from a landing zone set up at Fairfax City Parks and Recreation’s Stafford Park field today.
Yesterday we posted a few photos from our annual live burn training. Today we have a video for you, we hope you enjoy it. If you just want to see the "blooper reel" skip to the end.
We had a really great thank you visit from a family that attends a school we pass by regularly near the station. Unfortunately we're only able to successfully share this one video, but the two younger kids in the background here also did an excellent dance routine, and we covered the (really big) kitchen table with the hand made thank you bags they brought. We're so grateful for all the time and talent that was shared with us!
The highlight of our National Night Out rounds so far has been this playing of the anthem by Jacob Chroussis.
Last night CFFD swiftwater rescue personnel operating off Tower Ladder 403 (which carries basic water rescue equipment) brought a motorist to safety from a flooded roadway in the Fairfax Station area. The individual was located standing on the hood of their car in rising water. A few days ago another driver was rescued from the roof of their fully submerged car, a slip into the current from which would have almost certainly been fatal. Choosing to enter flooded areas is the leading cause of flood related death, and these rescues are extremely dangerous for our personnel. Flood waters often conceal downed live power lines, washed out roadways and other hazards, in addition to frequently containing hazardous substances washed into the water when it rises beyond normal levels. Please; #turnarounddontdrown.
The McCuin family tiller truck. Built by our own Josh McCuin's father for Josh's girls, this amazing tiller truck has fully functional rear steering and we understand working ladder extension and outriggers are coming very soon.
We accomplish a lot of our classroom based training and recertifications in the winter months by design, but with spring many of our annual outdoor training and testing events return, as do a few fun extras. We put together a quick "highlight reel" of some of these from the past couple of weeks, everything from presentation of the colors at a Washington Nationals game, to the last Work Performance Evaluation our current Senior Officer, Captain Joe Schumacher, will ever have to complete. We hope you enjoy, and we thank Ms. Jen Jacobsen for the audio of her performance of the National Anthem during the featured baseball game, as well as the video from the field.
Today A shift conducted regular Continuing Medical Education training on several topics, including our Rescue Task Force ballistic gear. There was one special addition to the schedule though. PFC William Schmidt arrived home for a visit from U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys (Camp Humphreys), South Korea, where he is presently assigned. His sister, Kathryn Schmidt, who works for us, did not know he was coming home. So we stuck him in a CFFD uniform and hid him in the crowd. Let's see if she notices...
First call for the new Foam Engine at 4:56pm today with Medic 403.
Many of our training drills are very simple, short, and focus on only one or two parts of a much larger, and more complex task. Come along with us in this video as we work on smoke removal from a basement. The only objective of this drill was clearing theatrical smoke from the basement area of our dedicated training house using our battery powered BlowHard Fans ventilation fans. Because these fans, which move upwards of 10,000 cubic feet per minute of air can run on battery power as well as traditional corded power we now have a huge number of options for placing them in difficult ventilation scenarios.
We’ve shown how our newest employees have gone through a training and verification process for their basic firefighting skills. Today C-shift conducted drills focused on moving past basics to one-person hoseline movement (a task which is usually thought of as requiring two firefighters at a minimum) and self-rescue using only a rope, with no harness or descent control devices. Although we by no means are suggesting that members should operate hoselines alone, or use a potentially risky bail-out technique if other options exist both drills enable our members to operate beyond what they might have thought their limitations were.
Although virtually all areas of the City are well supported by fire hydrants there are areas immediately around us which are not, making the ability to provide water for firefighting via tankers and drafting from static water sources such as ponds essential. Earlier this month CFFD members trained alongside Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department personnel on static water drafting and tanker fill procedures.
Every year all uniformed CFFD personnel are required to complete the Work Performance Evaluation, a timed series of physical tasks designed to recreate as closely as possible various physical demands of the job. Today we're sharing a quick look at one of the sessions from this year.
This page is about us and what we do, but it's for you, the people who take the time to look at our posts. So right now we're asking for your help to do the best job we can for you. This video is a first for us, an effort to edit footage from an extended period into a short clip. So our question to all of you is, how much more of this type of content would you like to see? We won't abandon still photos, but if there's an interest we will try to tell our story this way more often. We'll also try to get better at these, because we know this one is a little rough around the edges. Thank you all for your thoughts and for following along with us here!
We talk a lot about our people because we think they're worth talking about. This morning we'd really like you to take a minute or two and read what someone else said about them. This letter has been modified to remove personally identifying information. It is otherwise word for word as it arrived on the fire chief's desk. 22 October 2016 John O'Neal, Fire Chief 4081 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 Fire Chief O’Neal, On [date redacted] 2016, my mother experienced cardiac arrest [patient information redacted] in Fairfax City. Engine Company 403, Medic Unit 433 and Battalion Chief 443 were dispatched to assist her. Faced with an incredibly complicated medical situation these individuals acted professionally and quickly to begin life saving techniques on her. I’m writing to let you know that I appreciate everything done to save her life. It was because of their heroic efforts of your team that my mother survived and is now at home recovering. Please extend my heartfelt gratitude to Medic 433 (Lieutenant Bruce Ruggeri, Fire Medic Tim Stefanson and Fire Medic Jeffery Wallace), Engine 403 (Captain Joe Schumacher, Technician Jeremy Whelpley, Firefighter Derek Slusher and Firefighter Chris Butters) and Battalion 443 (Chief Mark Ciarrocca). I thank them for caring, for their compassion and their devotion to patients like my mother. Without exception they are all amazing and wonderful people. Similarly, please extend my sincerest appreciation to Lieutenant Bruce Ruggeri and Battalion Chief Mark Ciarrocca for their kindness, empathy, concern and extreme professionalism. Both took the time to explain the situation to me, they answered all of my questions and even sat with me until my mother stabilized and my family arrived at the hospital. They are both extraordinary people who went well above the call of duty for my family. I’ll never be able to repay them and wish for them to know that I will forever be in their debt. They are true assets to our com
Labor Day Weekend marks the end of the recreational boating season for many in the Fairfax area. For the Swiftwater rescue personnel of the City of Fairfax Fire Department it just means it's time to get the drysuits out. We train regularly to provide year-round water rescue capability, and always like when we see our friends out on the river. In this video the United States Park Police conduct a low flyover of the Great Falls area during a boat operations exercise. Video courtesy of Lt John Jeniec.
They might not have meant to, but the City couldn't have put this warning sign in a better place. Luckily the two new medic units just added to our fleet feature highly efficient and very bright LED scene lighting positioned to illuminate a full 360 degrees around the vehicle for safer and more effective operations after dark.
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