Hamilton Volunteer Rescue Squad

06/14/2026

HVRS wishes to express its thoughts and prayers to RHVFR and the family of A G. Payne

06/14/2026

HVRS extends its thoughts and prayers to the LCVRS and the family of Tuffy Warner.

It is with deep sadness that the Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue Squad announces the passing of Life Member Sulva "Tuffy" Warner, Jr. Tuffy passed away peacefully yesterday afternoon, Saturday, June 13th, at Lansdowne Hospital.
For decades, his unwavering dedication, leadership, and selflessness shaped our squad and protected our community. He leaves behind a legacy of service that will never be forgotten. Our thoughts, prayers, and deepest condolences are with Tuffy’s family, friends, and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. Rest in peace, Tuffy. Thank you for your lifetime of service. We have the assignment from here. 🚒💨❤️

06/04/2026

Trivia Time with LCVRS! 🚑🧠
Let’s test your emergency response knowledge! Knowing this simple fact can help save a life before our crew even arrives.
QUESTION: What is the very first thing you should do if you suspect someone is having a severe medical emergency?
A) Start giving them chest compressions immediatelyB) Check the area for hazards to ensure it is safe for you to approach.
C) Give them a glass of water to help them calm down.
D) Search their pockets for medical identification cards.
Drop your guess (A, B, C, or D) in the comments below! 👇
We will reveal the correct answer and the medical reason behind it in the comment section at 6:00 PM tonight. Tag a friend to see who gets it right first!

05/31/2026

Today is the day! It is going to be gorgeous out! Come hang out with us from 12-3pm at the station! See the ambulances and fire trucks. Take a gator ride. Have some lunch. Kids activities. Meet your local First Responders and take a pic with Sparky the Fire Dog. Aircare 3 will land and stay on site…meet those awesome first responders and sit in the helicopter. Loudoun County Sheriff’s will have a drone demo. Lots of fun will be happening. We would love to meet you.

05/29/2026

The doors are opening….come by for a visit! This Sunday, 12-3pm!

05/26/2026

5 days away! Going to be a beautiful day Sunday! Come by and say hello!

05/24/2026

One week to go! Get those calendars marked! We're excited to meet you and give you the grand tour of our station! May 31, 12-3pm. We've got a food truck for lunch. Plus kids' activities, giveaways, free blood pressure checks, the Aircare 3 helicopter, an LCSO drone demo, and gator rides.

05/14/2026

Mark your calendars….the HVRS Open House is just about 2 weeks away! Come by and meet the volunteers who serve the community. Take a gator ride. Have lunch from the Food truck(portion of sales to benefit HVRS!), kids activities, free blood pressure checks, tour the station/ambulances/apparati, see the medivac helicopter land and check it out, meet the Firemen/firewomen and tour the the fire side of the building. 12-3pm on May 31! We look forward to sharing the station with you!

02/26/2026

Well said Purcellville and Round Hill! If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity and want to give back to your community please reach out! We would love to show you around our station!
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When you see the lights and sirens, you’re seeing the tip of the iceberg.

What you don’t always see are the hours of training, certifications, equipment checks, meetings, compliance reporting, budgeting, IT systems, fundraising, building maintenance, recruiting, and everything in between that keeps our station running.

Our volunteers carry far more than gear — they carry the responsibility of sustaining an organization that serves this community every single day.

Some respond to emergencies.
Some build the structure that makes those responses possible.
Every role matters.

We are incredibly grateful for what they give.

And if you’ve ever considered serving your community in a meaningful way — whether through response, leadership, logistics, fundraising, technology, or support — there is a place for you here.

02/17/2026

Randy Breton, who passed away in 2020, was a life member here at Company 17 and had an amazing impact on EMS in Loudoun. We are happy to see that his legacy still lives on.

Before the early 1990s, Ashburn operated solely as a fire station. Thanks to the dedication and vision of five volunteers from Ashburn, Sterling, and Hamilton, the EMS program was established and began serving the community.

At the Annual AVFRD Awards Banquet on February 7, we recognized Assistant Chief Dawn Kilpatrick, Chief Melvin Byrne, Robin Davis, Jim Burke, and Randy Breton. Dawn is no longer with us, but was honored for her lasting impact. Melvin, Robin, and Jim were present, and Trudy attended to accept the award on behalf of her husband, Randy.

To learn more about how the EMS program began at Ashburn, click the link below:

https://ow.ly/GK3s50YfXQu