Operating as usual
Units currently on scene of townhouse fire in 6000 block of Wescott Hills Way in Kingstowne area. First arriving units reported heavy fire showing from rear of townhouse,spreading to adjacent home. All occupants safe. Fire under control. Crews checking for extension. No reported injuries at this time. Units from Fort Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services and Fire Department, City of Alexandria, VA assisting. #FCFRD
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Keep it up to keep numbers down!
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Fairfax Health Director Dr. Gloria Addo-Ayensu addresses the current state of the pandemic and the important steps we all must take to stay safe and keep COVID-19 cases down in our community.
Learn more: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/covid19
On Friday, Station 36, Frying Pan, C-Shift did 110 flights of steps for physical training in memory of the Firefighters lost on 9-11. #FCFRD #NeverForget
August 30 – September 5, #FCFRD firefighters/paramedics responded to a variety of fire incidents last week. A slight decrease in structure fires from last week! #FCFRDbyTheNumbers #WeekInReview #FairfaxCounty
Station 13, Dunn Loring, B-Shift presented Probationary Firefighter Jarod Rambo with his Station 13 patch. The patch is earned. He did so by lots of hard work of proving himself to the crew, learning his first due streets, equipment location and functions, and performance on emergency scenes. #FCFRD
Is there a doctor in the house?! If you ask that at Station 19, Lorton, B-Shift the answer will be YES! Congratulations to Master Technician/Paramedic Jason Peterson on completing his Ph.D. with a final defense of his dissertation yesterday! He is now a Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology (with an emphasis in performance psychology).
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Thanks Supervisor Dan Storck and staff for joining Station 9, Mount Vernon, C-Shift at this morning’s 9-11 remembrance at the station. #neverforget #fcfrd
Walking around the history museum at HQ, you will see an everyday reminder of what occurred on 9-11. A piece of Pentagon limestone and a piece of slate roof tile from September 11 is in a joint #FCFRD and Fairfax County Police Department display. It commemorates the efforts of both agencies that day and in the weeks and months following the attack. #NeverForget
This morning, FCFRD had the honor of hosting Senator Kamala Harris and Senator Mark Warner at its annual Fairfax 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at Public Safety Headquarters. Firefighters, police officers, county leaders, and state and federal officials all came together to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Chief Butler, Supervisor McKay, Senator Harris, and Senator Warner delivered remarks paying tribute to the victims and first responders of the September 11 attacks. Thank you to Senator Harris and Senator Warner for joining us as we paid tribute to all those who lost their lives 19 years ago. #NeverForget #FCFRD
Then Lieutenant, now Battalion Chief, Keith Ludeman was on Engine 415, Chantilly, that responded to the Pentagon on 9-11. Recalls Chief Ludeman, “For a while, we were all looking over our shoulders concerned there might be another plane.” #NeverForget #FCFRD
At 10:28 a.m., an announcement was made over #FCFRD Channel 4-A remembering all lost on 9-11. Stations not on calls, paused and reflected. Station 38, West Centreville, C-Shift was in front of station - each flag has the name of an FDNY member lost that day. Fire Academy staff also honored those lost. #NeverForget
All #FCFRD personnel will be remembering 9-11 in a variety of ways today. Each year, Station 38, West Centreville, places small American Flags in front of the station that represent each of the FDNY firefighters who lost their lives that fateful day.
#neverforget #FCFRD #fdny
Never Forget!
On the eve of the 19th anniversary, it is important to remember those who have died due to illnesses related to their heroic work during the rescue and recovery effort! #neverforget!
FDNY adds 27 names to 9/11 memorial wall for World Trade Center-related deaths
Watch: https://abc7ny.com/society/fdny-adds-27-names-to-memorial-wall-for-9-11-related-deaths/6415555/
The FDNY added the names of 27 department members who died of illnesses related to their work in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center to the FDNY World Trade Center Memorial Wall in a closed ceremony at FDNY Headquarters Wednesday.
Requests for Emergency Medical Service during the week of August 30 – September 5. A slight decrease in patients transported over last week. #WeekInReview #FCFRDbyTheNumbers #CPRsaves #FairfaxCounty
Flooded roadways across the entire metro area. Please do not put you, loved ones, or #FCFRD firefighters and paramedics at risk. #TurnAroundDontDrown #TADD #traffic #weather
An important tool for your emergency preparedness tool box! Especially useful if it is 2 AM, you are asleep, and there is a significant emergency happening close by that requires you to take immediate action to protect you and your loved ones!
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#NPM2020 Week 2 is alert systems! Let's kick off with a QUIZ!
Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are those loud cell messages with a unique tone that go off for extreme weather, AMBER alerts, and emergency orders.
Do you have to sign up to receive a WEA? Yes or No? #Have3Ways
UPDATE-apartment fire on 9/8 at 7:27 PM in 13100 block of Fox Hunt Lane. Smoke/fire on second floor balcony. Fire extinguished by fire sprinkler system prior to FD arrival. Contained to exterior of building. Cause: improper disposal of smoking material. Damages: $5,100. Sprinklers save lives and property!
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A Virtual Reunion For Patient And FCFRD Crew
On December 15, 2019 units were dispatched for a 68-year-old male in cardiac arrest with CPR in progress. Rae Cronmiller, an avid swimmer, collapsed in the locker room at Sport & Health after a one-mile swim. A physician, also in the locker room, initiated CPR. The crew from Engine 429, Tysons Corner, B-Shift was already at Sport & Health for physical fitness training and were able to respond quickly. Mr. Cronmiller was defibrillated six times by personnel and regained a pulse in the Emergency Department. Ultimately, Mr. Cronmiller made a neurologically intact recovery and was discharged back home to be with his family on Christmas Eve.
The great news is Rae survived! He is alive today thanks to all the great work by the links in the Chain of Survival – a by-stander who initiated CPR, 9-1-1 call takers, FCFRD personnel and the medical team at the hospital.
Recently, the Cronmiller family had a reunion with the FCFRD crew via Zoom. The shift was thrilled as it is not often that FCFRD personnel hear back from survivors. Watch video below.
https://youtu.be/KIZNcwL8GdM
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On December 15, 2019 units were dispatched for a 68-year-old male in cardiac arrest with CPR in progress. Rae Cronmiller, an avid swimmer, collapsed in the l...
Be aware and be prepared! Stay weather aware today! Wipers on - headlights on! #FCFRD #weather #traffic
Moderate to heavy rain will likely impact areas around and east of Interstate 95 into the morning rush. See map for more details.
Captain Todd O’Brien and Probationary FF Bradley Schuyler (Station 30-Merrifield) were presented with Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce Silver Medal of Valor by Assistant Chief Joe Knerr for their actions on an apartment fire. They, and Technician Jordan Scheutzow (off today), rescued one person from the apartment on fire thus saving a life. #FCFRD
Roads are a little slick out there! Drive with care and caution! Wipers on? Then turn those headlights on! #FCFRD firefighters and paramedics do not want to meet you by accident today! #traffic #weather
Fantastic news from the #FCFRD Office of the Medical Director: At the end of 36 weeks, due to excellent performance by the front line firefighters/EMT's and paramedics, of FCFRD on a complicated event and the #teamwork with 9-1-1 calltakers/dispatchers, Fairfax County Police Department and emergency rooms, we are approaching 3000 neuro-intact YEARS on the counter for #FairfaxCounty! #ReturnOnInvestment
August 30 – September 5 #FCFRD. Firefighters/Paramedics responded to 1,951 incidents last week! A slight increase in overall incidents 3% from previous week. Average of approximately 278 incidents per day. #FCFRDbyTheNumbers #WeekInReview #FairfaxCounty
Our friends Ready Fairfax need your help! Receiving emergency alerts is one of the most important steps to stay safe during emergencies. Everyone should know about Fairfax Alerts!
Share postcard below w/10 Fairfax County residents and tell them to pass it on! #Touch10 #NPM2020 #FCFRD
Have you taken the 2020 Census yet? There is no better time to #BeCounted than right now! Complete your census so our community receives the vital resources and representation we deserve. #FFXCounts https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/topics/census
FCFRD To Host Virtual Open House, Activities And Events For Fire Prevention Week! Register Now For Prizes And Other Perks!
Every October for the past few decades we have invited community members into our fire and rescue stations for Open House events during Fire Prevention Week (FPW). Unfortunately, this year it is safer for the Fairfax County community and members of the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department (FCFRD) if we do not offer a traditional Open House at our fire and rescue stations.
Instead, FCFRD will be hosting several fun, interactive activities, and virtual events throughout FPW beginning on Monday, October 5. This year’s FPW theme is “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” This focus on cooking fire safety comes in response to home cooking fires representing the leading cause of U.S. home fires, with nearly half (49 percent) of all home fires involving cooking equipment; unattended cooking is the leading cause of these fires.
A virtual open house will highlight the week and occur throughout the day on Saturday, October 10 on FCFRD social and digital platforms.
Join us for a fun-filled week of fire safety, special activities and “Behind-the-Scenes” features! Please register online to be eligible for prizes and to enjoy our specially prepared weekly selections! Register here: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fire-ems/node/354
Once registered you will be sent a packet containing related safety materials and special items including FCFRD “Exclusive Items”! You do not need to register to participate in the week’s events but registering allows you to be eligible for prizes!
To see just a few of the scheduled events, go here: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fire-ems/firepreventionweekpage
#FCFRD #FPW2020 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) #FairfaxCounty Fairfax County Public Schools
Fairfax County 9-1-1 is now hiring. If you want to help people and make a difference come join our public safety team. 9-1-1 call takers and dispatchers are a crucial link in the public safety chain! #FCFRD
Master Technician Rebecca Stoddard was recently presented with Certificate of Valor that was awarded by the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce. Due to the actions of Master Technician Stoddard, Firefighter Li and Lieutenant Brown, a mother and two daughters were protected from a man wielding a knife. The situation was stabilized and no one was harmed. #FCFRD
UPDATE - Tysons Apartment Fire Caused By Unattended Candles Extinguished By Fire Sprinkler
On Sunday, September 6 at approximately 5:06 a.m., units were dispatched for a reported apartment fire in the 7900 block of Westpark Drive in the Tysons area of Fairfax County.
Units arrived on the scene of a 26-story, high rise apartment building with no smoke or fire evident. Crews went to the 23rd floor to investigate. Firefighters found the fire sprinkler system had activated and extinguished the fire prior to fire department arrival. The fire was contained to the apartment with minimal extension of smoke outside the unit. There were no civilian or firefighter injuries reported.
One occupant was home at the time of the fire. The smoke alarm woke the occupant and she observed fire on the couch. She self-evacuated and called 9-1-1. The fire alarm system sounded and alerted other building residents.
Fire Investigators determined that the fire was accidental in nature and started in the living room. The cause of the fire was unattended lit candles.
One occupant was displaced because of the fire. Red Cross assistance offered and declined. Damages as a result of the fire were approximately $25,000.
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue would like to remind all residents that fire sprinklers save lives and property!
Watch how fire sprinklers work: https://youtu.be/U0sQ0pbWAWc
#FCFRD #FairfaxCounty #Fire #news Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition National Fire Sprinkler Association - NFSA
Home fire sprinklers are really very simple. This short video shows how they work.
Fire Investigators Seek Public’s Help In Two Separate Fires At Same House. Need help gathering information regarding fires that occurred on July 28, and on August 29, in the 2900 block of Dunbar Street in Hybla Valley area of #FairfaxCounty.
More: https://ffxfirerescue.wordpress.com/2020/09/07/fire-investigators-seek-publics-help-in-two-separate-fires-at-same-house/ #FCFRD
Unfortunately, this year it is safer for #FCFRD and community members if we do not offer a traditional Open House at our fire and rescue stations in October. However, we will be hosting several virtual activities and events during Fire Prevention Week. This includes fantastic virtual school related activities! Register to be eligible for daily prizes and other perks.
More: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/fire-ems/firepreventionweekpage
Fairfax County Public Schools National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
Every week the #FCFRD posts information regarding COVID-19 impacts to personnel. The following information is up-to-date as of 5 p.m. on Monday, September 7: https://ffxfirerescue.wordpress.com/2020/09/08/september-8-covid-19-update-for-fairfax-county-fire-and-rescue-personnel/
Every week the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department (FCFRD) will be posting information regarding COVID-19 impacts to personnel. The following information is up-to-date as of 5 p.m. on Monday,…
Happy first day of school, Fairfax County Public Schools students and families! Watch out for a #FCFRD announcement soon re virtual Fire Prevention Week activities and events for October!
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Units currently on scene of townhouse fire in 6000 block of Wescott Hills Way in Kingstowne area. First arriving units reported heavy fire showing from rear of townhouse,spreading to adjacent home. All occupants safe. Fire under control. Crews checking for extension. No reported injuries at this time. Units from Fort Belvoir Fire and Emergency Services and Fire Department, City of Alexandria, VA assisting. #FCFRD
Flooded roadways across the entire metro area. Please do not put you, loved ones, or #FCFRD firefighters and paramedics at risk. #TurnAroundDontDrown #TADD #traffic #weather
Roads are a little slick out there! Drive with care and caution! Wipers on? Then turn those headlights on! #FCFRD firefighters and paramedics do not want to meet you by accident today! #traffic #weather
Happy #StarTrekDay everyone! To all Fairfax County residents #FCFRD hopes that you stay safe, Live long and Prosper!
Happy 100th birthday to World War II Vet, Captain (US Navy-Ret) Americo Casucci! Station 38, West Centreville, B-Shift was honored to participate in a birthday drive by his Centreville home to salute this 🇺🇸 hero! Our public safety partners Fairfax County Police Department were there as well! #FCFRD
Traditionally, each year around now, we hold our backpack drive for back to school for kids in need. Even though virtual, supplies are still needed. Today at Station 11, Penn Daw, #FCFRD, Fire Chief Butler, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Retirement Association and Fairfax County Police Department, provided Fairfax County Public Schools counselors/staff backpacks filled with supplies to get to students. The sponsors for today: • Progressive Firefighters of Fx. • Local 2068 • K12 Athletics • Apple Federal Credit Union • Medacracy, Inc. • Nationwide Credit Corporation • Jack Taylor Toyota • Promax Realters • Retired Firefighters Association • Penn Daw – Fire Station 11 Walmart – Store #2258 #fairfaxcounty
UPDATE – Apartment fire in the 3700 block of S George Mason Drive in Bailey’s Crossroads area on 8/30 at 11:16 p.m. Occupant woke up with fire next to his bed. Fire sprinkler system activated and extinguished the fire prior to fire department arrival. No injuries. Cause: improperly discarded smoking materials. Damages: $18,750. Fire Spinklers save lives and property! #FCFRD #FireSprinklers #FairfaxCounty
Welcome home Virginia Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue! The team arrived home a short time ago. Due to COVID precautions, family members were encouraged to stay home and welcome their loved ones there. Families be ready as your loved ones are on their way! ❤️#FCFRD #HurricaneLaura FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency
By: Captain Marc Davidson Officer Development Training Coordinator Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department This week, students in the Officer II program spent their last class day conducting reality-based scenarios. The students had to rotate through a variety of stations each with a different scenario. There were two tactical (one with a Public Information Officer component), two conflict resolution and one oral board station. Each station challenged the student’s ability to not only demonstrate knowledge, but more critically, skill. As future shift leaders, these students must be able to transition quickly between tactical and personnel challenges. The quick pace of the scenarios, that involved moving from one to the other, was by design to simulate the tension that comes with being a Captain in our organization. By investing in high relevancy, high quality training and education, the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department helps prepare this cohort of existing Lieutenants and ensures more effective leadership in the firehouse and on the emergency incident scene. The below video highlights one of the tactical stations. This scenario involved a dispatch for a reported medical emergency involving an unconscious person. Of course, there was a wrinkle and soon the students realized this was no ordinary medical emergency.
During a scheduled refueling stop, Captain Tracey Reed of Virginia Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue took a moment to update team status. #FCFRD FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency
In partnership with FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency, Virginia Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue left Fairfax County early this morning with a 45 person “Type-3” task force to assist with the #HurricaneLaura response. We wish our team, and all FEMA teams enroute, safe travels as they make their way to the Gulf region to help those in need. #FCFRD
Loading gear of Virginia Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue team members onto truck. Departure time is getting close. #FCFRD FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency #HurricaneLaura
Members of Virginia Task Force 1 Urban Search and Rescue arriving, packing and preparing for deployment to Gulf region as part of FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency Hurricane Laura response. #FCFRD
Basic training staff at fire and rescue academy are actively preparing for arrival of Recruit Class 148 this fall. During a morning workout in full gear, BC Lopez ran low on breathing air. Captain Brantley quickly initiated the emergency procedure to hook an air-line into his (buddy breathing). You can clearly hear vibra-alert going off. Train like your life depends on it! Because it does! #fcfrd #fairfaxcounty
To prepare future recruits for their career, #FCFRD started the Voluntary Pre-hire Orientation Program (VPOP). It provides incoming recruits with the opportunity to: • visit the Fire and Rescue Academy and learn what a typical day there is like, • visit a fire station, and • visit the Wellness Fitness Center in Chantilly to participate in a Well-Fit workout. Incoming recruits also get an overview of healthy lifestyle choices for a successful career in the fire service. See what three future members of Recruit Class 148 learned yesterday on their visit to the academy! #FCFRD #JoinTeamFCFRD
Fire Investigators Seek Public’s Help Regarding Vehicle Fire On Saturday, August 15, 2020, at approximately 1:40 a.m., a vehicle fire occurred in the 4000 block of Sonia Court in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County. Directly before the fire, an unidentified individual approached a black truck and a second vehicle parked at that location. The individual entered the black truck and then moved around the second vehicle. Shortly after, smoke became visible from the truck. The individual then ran from the scene. Anyone with information about the fire or the individual pictured above is asked to contact the Fire Investigation Section of the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department at [email protected] OR (703) 246-4386. Tips can be anonymous!
The #FCFRD is training for all emergencies. Recently, Technical Rescue Team members practiced tunneling through concrete and debris as they would for a home/building collapse. Very tight and challenging maze to work through! Watch to see what it takes to be a member of the team. #fairfaxcounty #fairfax #training
Several Battalion 5, C-Shift units conducted a training exercise focusing on intubation, needle chest decompression, warm fluid therapy, and tourniquet placement for patients entrapped in cars. Donated car also allowed for practical extrication skill work. #FCFRD working hard to stay #MissionReady!
Flash Flood Watch In Effect until midnight tonight (8/13)! If you must be on roads, never drive through a flooded roadway! PLEASE #TurnAroundDontDrown! Plan alternate routes around flooded roads. Don't put you, any passengers AND #FCFRD firefighters/paramedics in harm’s way!
Flash Flood Watch In Effect until 11 p.m. tonight (8/12)! If you must be on roads, never drive through a flooded roadway! PLEASE #TurnAroundDontDrown! Plan alternate routes around flooded roads. Don't put you, any passengers AND #FCFRD firefighters/paramedics in harm’s way! #traffic #weather #fairfaxcounty #VAwx
Construction of new Station 44, Scotts Run, continues to progress nicely! New station is being built as part of a development condition to meet growing needs for emergency services in Tysons area. Starting to look like a fire and rescue station! #FCFRD
Construction of new Station 44, Scotts Run, continues to progress nicely! New station is being built as part of a development condition to meet growing needs for emergency services in Tysons area. Starting to look like a fire and rescue station! #FCFRD
Be aware and be prepared! The US National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington has issued a Flash Flood Watch thru mid-night this evening. Stay weather aware throughout the day. #FCFRD #VAwx #fairfaxcounty
Crews were dispatched for a swift water rescue - car stuck in water on Woodburn Road and Spicewood Drive. Driver was able to escape prior to units arrival. PLEASE #TurnAroundDontDrown. Don’t put you, loved ones or #FCFRD firefighters/paramedics needlessly in danger. #TropicalStormIsaias #IsaiasFFX
The U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Flood Warning for a large portion of Fairfax County. Check forecasts regularly and stay weather aware. More: https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=VAZ053&warncounty=VAC059&firewxzone=VAZ053&local_place1=Lake%20Barcroft%20VA&product1=Flood+Warning&lat=38.8513&lon=-77.1582#.XylBnyi6PIU #TropicalStormIsaias #IsaiasFFX #TurnAroundDontDrown
Rain expected to intensify by 7 am through 11 am. Flooding is likely. Avoid travel if possible! If you must be on roads, never drive through a flooded roadway! Don’t meet #FCFRD by (preventable) accident today! #TropicalStormIsaias #IsaiasFFX #TurnAroundDontDrown
Units currently on scene of house fire in the 2100 block of Rampart Drive. First arriving units reported fire showing from the garage with extension into the home. Fire is under control. Crews hitting hotspots and checking for extension. All occupants safe. No reported injuries at this time. Fire Department, City of Alexandria, VA assisting. #FCFRD
Did you know that you should check your smoke alarms at least once a month to make sure they work? You should! A good time is either at the end or beginning of the month. Start this potential lifesaving habit today! Then set a reminder for September 1! #FCFRD #SafeFairfax #FairfaxCounty
Did you know that you should check your smoke alarms at least once a month to make sure they work? You should! A good time is either at the end or beginning of the month. Start this potential lifesaving habit today! Then set a reminder for August 31! #FCFRD #SafeFairfax
Another HOT🌡️ day in store! Exercise early 🏃, drink plenty of fluids 💧, wear ☀️ screen and stay cool ❄️! #FCFRD #HeatSafety
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