An accredited and ISO Class 1 rating fire department serving the City of Fairfax, Virginia. 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.
(8)
Operating as usual
What were you doing 43 years ago today? We started a career fire department! Here’s page 1 of logbook #1. We have been honored for 43 years to be serving our community! #FairfaxCityProud #HonoredAndHumbled City of Fairfax Government #FDLogbook
What were you doing 43 years ago today? We started a career fire department! Here’s page 1 of logbook #1. We have been honored for 43 years to be serving our community! #FairfaxCityProud #HonoredAndHumbled City of Fairfax Government #FDLogbook
We wanted to wish Technician Ron Teribery all the best in his retirement and thank him for his years of service with the city. #CongratulationRon #YouRock #EnjoyRetirement
As you may remember, Technician Teribery was our first #MeetMeMonday interview. You can check that out here ---> https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=159388219384445
Best of luck Ron!
City of Fairfax Government
We wanted to wish Technician Ron Teribery all the best in his retirement and thank him for his years of service with the city. #CongratulationRon #YouRock #EnjoyRetirement
As you may remember, Technician Teribery was our first #MeetMeMonday interview. You can check that out here ---> https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=159388219384445
Best of luck Ron!
City of Fairfax Government
Do you have adequate life, health, renters/homeowner’s insurance? Make sure your coverage meets requirements of all possible hazards. Homeowners insurance does not typically cover flooding, so depending on your location, you may need to buy a separate policy. #ReadyFairfaxCity. Find more information here: www.PlanetReady.com
Do you have adequate life, health, renters/homeowner’s insurance? Make sure your coverage meets requirements of all possible hazards. Homeowners insurance does not typically cover flooding, so depending on your location, you may need to buy a separate policy. #ReadyFairfaxCity. Find more information here: www.PlanetReady.com
#NeighborsHelpingNeighbors is an effective approach to whole community #preparedness. About 46% percent of individuals expect to rely a great deal on people in their neighborhood for assistance within the first 72 hours after a disaster. If you haven’t done so already, take some time today to get to know your neighbors! #PrepTips #ReadyFairfaxCity City of Fairfax Government Ready
#NeighborsHelpingNeighbors is an effective approach to whole community #preparedness. About 46% percent of individuals expect to rely a great deal on people in their neighborhood for assistance within the first 72 hours after a disaster. If you haven’t done so already, take some time today to get to know your neighbors! #PrepTips #ReadyFairfaxCity City of Fairfax Government Ready
Today, Ralph Northam, Governor of Virginia, has proclaimed April as #HighwaySafetyMonth in Virginia. Please see some safety checklist items from AAA. You can also go to #NHTSA's website and enter your VIN and see if there are any safety recalls for your vehicle. You can do that here: https://www.nhtsa.gov/
City of Fairfax Government #HighwaySafety #DriveSafe
Today, Ralph Northam, Governor of Virginia, has proclaimed April as #HighwaySafetyMonth in Virginia. Please see some safety checklist items from AAA. You can also go to #NHTSA's website and enter your VIN and see if there are any safety recalls for your vehicle. You can do that here: https://www.nhtsa.gov/
City of Fairfax Government #HighwaySafety #DriveSafe
Photos from IAFF Local 2702 City of Fairfax Professional Firefighters and Paramedics's post
#GoodNews!!! For those who weren't able to make an appointment (they filled up fast!), the #bloodmobile will also be accepting walk-ins from 1-7pm tomorrow, April 21.
If interested, the bloodmobile will be located in the parking lot of 3730 Old Lee Highway in Fairfax, VA!
#HeroesGiveBlood #YouCanBeAHero Inova Blood Donor Services City of Fairfax Government
Everyone can be a #hero.
On Wednesday April 21st between 1pm and 7pm, the Inova Blood Donor Services will be on site in the Sherwood Center parking lot for our quarterly blood drive.
We still have several time slots available to donate, but they are filling up quickly. This time around, all donors will receive a “Stop Waiting. Start Giving” t-shirt courtesy of Inova.
Sign up link: http://bit.ly/COF04212021
#GiveLife #DonateBlood #HeroesGiveBlood
On behalf of Chief John O'Neal and the City of Fairfax Fire Department, we wanted to thank all of our Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department volunteers, both operational and administrative, for all that they do. #NationalVolunteerWeek #ThankYouVolunteers
City of Fairfax Government
On behalf of Chief John O'Neal and the City of Fairfax Fire Department, we wanted to thank all of our Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department volunteers, both operational and administrative, for all that they do. #NationalVolunteerWeek #ThankYouVolunteers
City of Fairfax Government
Working #SmokeAlarms save lives. Having a working smoke alarm can cut the risk of dying in a house fire in half! Every home should have working smoke alarms and it is important to test your alarms once a month.
If you need assistance with your smoke alarms, please do not hesitate to call. See below:
For #FairfaxCity residents, please call: 703-385-7830.
For #FairfaxCounty residents, please call: 703-246-3801.
#FireIsEveryonesFight #SmokeAlarmsSaveLives #TestYourSmokeAlarms #StaySafe
City of Fairfax Government FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency U.S. Fire Administration
Working #SmokeAlarms save lives. Having a working smoke alarm can cut the risk of dying in a house fire in half! Every home should have working smoke alarms and it is important to test your alarms once a month.
If you need assistance with your smoke alarms, please do not hesitate to call. See below:
For #FairfaxCity residents, please call: 703-385-7830.
For #FairfaxCounty residents, please call: 703-246-3801.
#FireIsEveryonesFight #SmokeAlarmsSaveLives #TestYourSmokeAlarms #StaySafe
City of Fairfax Government FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency U.S. Fire Administration
#ResolveToBeReady this year by making an emergency financial first aid kit. Be sure to store important documents in a safety deposit box, an external drive, or on the cloud to make it easy to access during a disaster.
Also, be cautious about sharing your personal financial information such as your social security number or credit card number with others. #PrepTips #ReadyFairfaxCity #ReadyForIt #FinancialPlanning
Check out some tips in this video by Planet Ready: https://youtu.be/VQ01-tQfEwg
City of Fairfax Government
#ResolveToBeReady this year by making an emergency financial first aid kit. Be sure to store important documents in a safety deposit box, an external drive, or on the cloud to make it easy to access during a disaster.
Also, be cautious about sharing your personal financial information such as your social security number or credit card number with others. #PrepTips #ReadyFairfaxCity #ReadyForIt #FinancialPlanning
Check out some tips in this video by Planet Ready: https://youtu.be/VQ01-tQfEwg
City of Fairfax Government
It is National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week and we want to give a shout out to to our coworkers at the City of Fairfax Police Department dispatchers who are the voice on the line. They ARE 911.
We would also like to recognize Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department's Public Safety Telecommunication Department who dispatch our fire and EMS calls as well.
Thank you for everything you do for us! #YouARE911
#ThankYou911
#TheyARE911
#PublicSafetyTelecommunicatorsWeek #ThinGoldLine #ThankADispatcher #CityofFairfaxPD911
City of Fairfax Government
It is National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week and we want to give a shout out to to our coworkers at the City of Fairfax Police Department dispatchers who are the voice on the line. They ARE 911.
We would also like to recognize Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department's Public Safety Telecommunication Department who dispatch our fire and EMS calls as well.
Thank you for everything you do for us! #YouARE911
#ThankYou911
#TheyARE911
#PublicSafetyTelecommunicatorsWeek #ThinGoldLine #ThankADispatcher #CityofFairfaxPD911
City of Fairfax Government
Timeline Photos
Save the date! This Wednesday, April 7th we want to see your selfies! Join the National Weather Service and its Weather Ready Nation Ambassadors and take a selfie in your safe place from various weather hazards. Be sure to post a picture with #SafePlaceSelfie. 🤳
Everyone can be a #hero.
On Wednesday April 21st between 1pm and 7pm, the Inova Blood Donor Services will be on site in the Sherwood Center parking lot for our quarterly blood drive.
We still have several time slots available to donate, but they are filling up quickly. This time around, all donors will receive a “Stop Waiting. Start Giving” t-shirt courtesy of Inova.
Sign up link: http://bit.ly/COF04212021
#GiveLife #DonateBlood #HeroesGiveBlood
Everyone can be a #hero.
On Wednesday April 21st between 1pm and 7pm, the Inova Blood Donor Services will be on site in the Sherwood Center parking lot for our quarterly blood drive.
We still have several time slots available to donate, but they are filling up quickly. This time around, all donors will receive a “Stop Waiting. Start Giving” t-shirt courtesy of Inova.
Sign up link: http://bit.ly/COF04212021
#GiveLife #DonateBlood #HeroesGiveBlood
Below we have an update for #FireStation33 construction, but first we wanted to share with you this #VirtualWalkthrough of the station under construction!
You can check that out here ----->> https://players.cupix.com/p/pmmSUoub
(Special thanks to the George Mason University Police Department and the GMU Forensic Science Program for making the virtual walk-through happen).
Now to the construction update: Several significant milestones have been achieved over the last few weeks. The apparatus bay floor has been poured and installation of the bay doors is in progress. The third-floor drywall has been completed and primed and ceiling grid is being installed. The majority of the exterior glazing is now installed and the building envelope will soon be complete. Site work to install storm water infrastructure, sanitary infrastructure and a retaining wall is underway behind the building. This work could not be started until the masonry contractor completed their work.
#LetsBuildAFireStation #FireStationConstruction
City of Fairfax Government Whitener & Jackson, Inc. LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects
Welcome to the first #CFFD #MeetMeMonday. For today's #MMM #FirefighterJosh will introduce you to Technician Ron Teribery. Ron is an almost 32 year veteran of the department who (in addition to his service) writes the best poems and competes in multiple #triathelons annually. Ron will be retiring on May 1 and we wish him the best of luck and we can't wait to see how many races he does once he has more time on his hands! #TechnicianTeribery City of Fairfax Government
Our hearts and prayers are with the U.S. Capitol Police as well as the family, friends of #USCP Officer William "Billy" Evans for their tragic loss. #RestEasy
Our hearts and prayers are with the U.S. Capitol Police as well as the family, friends of #USCP Officer William "Billy" Evans for their tragic loss. #RestEasy
#FirefighterJosh is so excited for you guys to meet our members on #MeetMeMondays. Every few weeks, on a #MeetMeMonday we will feature a member of our department, so you can get to know us. City of Fairfax Government #SeeYouThere #fairfaxCity #CityofFairfaxFireDepartment #CityofFairfax
Photos from Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department's post
Yesterday, B-Shift assisted the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department along with Fire Department, City of Alexandria, VA with a fire in a commercial building in the #Annandale area. There were no reported injuries. City of Fairfax Government #FairfaxCityFD #FairfaxCountyFRD #CommercialBuildingFire
TRAFFIC ALERT- On Old Lee Highway at Fairfax High School, there is a pole that has snapped and is leaning over the traffic lane. Police are on scene directing traffic and crews are enroute to attend to the pole. Please be careful if you are driving in this area. Further traffic disruptions are possible depending upon what the pole crews decide. Information will be updated as it is received.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIdCz8nP3hc 77% of families don't have a #FireEscapePlan in place. 😯 It only takes a few minutes to plan some routes out of your house and agree upon a meeting place. #MakeSafeHappen
**** Click below for your own fire escape plan worksheet:
--->> http://bit.ly/planworksheet
In a home fire, you may only have two minutes to get out. Home fire plans give you a plan of action. Make and practice your plan with your family to help eve...
When people think of the fire department, they think of firefighters putting out fires... but did you know that we also have a group of folks who are integral in the process of preventing fires (and whole host of other safety issues)?
The City of Fairfax Fire Department Office of Code Administration has four building inspectors who inspect new construction and certain types of upgrades and repairs. They are Jim, John, Joe (pictured below), and Steve.
Be sure to give them a wave if you see them - they can be spotted at various construction sites around the city! If you want to learn more about the City of Fairfax Fire Department Office of Code Administration, please visit them on the web at: https://www.fairfaxva.gov/government/code-administration
When people think of the fire department, they think of firefighters putting out fires... but did you know that we also have a group of folks who are integral in the process of preventing fires (and whole host of other safety issues)?
The City of Fairfax Fire Department Office of Code Administration has four building inspectors who inspect new construction and certain types of upgrades and repairs. They are Jim, John, Joe (pictured below), and Steve.
Be sure to give them a wave if you see them - they can be spotted at various construction sites around the city! If you want to learn more about the City of Fairfax Fire Department Office of Code Administration, please visit them on the web at: https://www.fairfaxva.gov/government/code-administration
Photos from Mason Police UAS Unit's post
Did you know that if you can hear thunder, then you can get struck by lightening? #goindoors #StaySafe #ItsNotSafeOutside
Today is the last day of #SevereWeatherAwarenessWeek and the topic is #Lightening. We've attached a Ready Virginia infographic with some lightening facts for you to read. as well as some tips below. #DontGetZapped
- #WhenThunderRoarsGoIndoors
- Move from outdoors into a building or car.
- Pay attention to alerts and warnings.
- Unplug appliances.
- Do not use landline phones.
For more information please visit: https://www.ready.gov/thunderstorms-lightning
Virginia Department of Emergency Management FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency City of Fairfax Government
Did you know that if you can hear thunder, then you can get struck by lightening? #goindoors #StaySafe #ItsNotSafeOutside
Today is the last day of #SevereWeatherAwarenessWeek and the topic is #Lightening. We've attached a Ready Virginia infographic with some lightening facts for you to read. as well as some tips below. #DontGetZapped
- #WhenThunderRoarsGoIndoors
- Move from outdoors into a building or car.
- Pay attention to alerts and warnings.
- Unplug appliances.
- Do not use landline phones.
For more information please visit: https://www.ready.gov/thunderstorms-lightning
Virginia Department of Emergency Management FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency City of Fairfax Government
It was so nice of #MotherNature to cooperate and bring us rain on the #FlashFlood day of #SevereWeatherAwarenessWeek. All kidding aside, heavy rain and flash floods can be very dangerous.
Did you know that just six inches of water can knock you down and as little as one foot of water can sweep your car away? #TurnAroundDontDrown
Driving through as little as 6 inches of water can cause your vehicle to stall and lose control. #FloodSafety #StaySafe #TurnAround
For more information on #Flooding and Flash Floods check out Ready.gov's site on flooding here: https://www.ready.gov/floods
City of Fairfax Government Virginia Department of Emergency Management FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency
It was so nice of #MotherNature to cooperate and bring us rain on the #FlashFlood day of #SevereWeatherAwarenessWeek. All kidding aside, heavy rain and flash floods can be very dangerous.
Did you know that just six inches of water can knock you down and as little as one foot of water can sweep your car away? #TurnAroundDontDrown
Driving through as little as 6 inches of water can cause your vehicle to stall and lose control. #FloodSafety #StaySafe #TurnAround
For more information on #Flooding and Flash Floods check out Ready.gov's site on flooding here: https://www.ready.gov/floods
City of Fairfax Government Virginia Department of Emergency Management FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency
4081 University Drive
Fairfax, VA
22030
Fire Station 403 - 4081 University Drive - Home of Foam Engine 403, Tower Ladder 403, Medic 403 and Battalion 443
Fire Station 433 - 10101 Fairfax Blvd - Home of Rescue Engine 433, Medic 433 and Swift Water 433
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when City of Fairfax Fire Department posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Send a message to City of Fairfax Fire Department:
The CIty of Fairfax Fire Departement responded for a patient with a medical emergency who required helicopter transport to a speciality hospital in Washington, DC. A safe landing zone was establiGeorge Mason University for our partners at Fairfax County Police Department Helicopters Unit. The patient was stabilized and flown to the hospital for care and is expected to make a full recovery. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department George Mason University Police Department City of Fairfax Government
We had a little bit of a surprise rescue this week... While on scene at an incident, our friendly neighborhood Starship robot became hung up in our fire hose. We were very happy and proud to help him along his way... #cutelittleguy #helpeveryone #starshiprobots #bestcommunity City of Fairfax Government Starship Technologies City of Fairfax Fire Department Fairfax City Economic Development Authority
Last week, firefighters from Station 403 were able to bring some smiles to a big fan from the City of Fairfax community. FE403 stopped by to wish our neighbor Max a very happy birthday (while still observing safe social distance practices, of course). We would like to thank Max’s family and friends for letting us be a small part of his special day. #HappyBirthdayMax #CommunityFirst #CityofFairfax
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
Leesburg / Loudoun DUI Lawyer - Carleton Penn
4103 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 100Bryan Law, PLC - Criminal Defense Law Firm
4101 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 103Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve
4110 Chain Bridge RdFairfax City Parks and Recreation
10455 Armstrong St, Ste 123City of Fairfax Commission on the Arts
10455 Armstrong St, Ste 123Generation Joshua Club InNOVAtors of Freedom
10455 Armstrong StCity of Fairfax Transportation
10455 Armstrong St
City of Fairfax Community Development & Plann
10455 Armstrong St, Rm 207
City of Fairfax Animal Control and Animal She
3730 Old Lee Hwy
Fairfax County EMS Training Section- "unoffic
4600 West Ox Rd
GMU's Dept. of Information Sciences and Techn
4400 University Dr
Fairfax County Citizen Corps Council - Social
12000 Government Center Parkway,