Manassas Park Fire Rescue

Manassas Park Fire Rescue Manassas Park Fire Rescue MPFRD is an all career department. Currently, there are 24 shift workers that are cross trained in both Fire and EMS.

08/26/2026

Our department recently completed this year's promotional process. These promotions are a vital part of our ongoing commitment to fostering strong leadership and ensuring our goals, mission, and vision remain aligned—both now and in the future.

We want to thank everyone who participated in this year's process and recognize all the hard work put in during this time.

Please join us in congratulating the following personnel on their recent promotions:

Battalion Chief
K. Snow

Captain
H. Tretick

Lieutenant
N. Frezza

Congratulations to each of our personnel on this professional achievement!

08/25/2026
08/24/2026
‼️ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS‼️
08/20/2026

‼️ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS‼️

‼️ WEATHER ALERT ‼️
07/28/2026

‼️ WEATHER ALERT ‼️

The Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for areas along the I-95 corridor has been upgraded to a Tornado Watch. The Tornado Watch is in effect until 10 pm this evening.

Our thoughts and prayers are with our Brothers and Sisters at the City of Manassas Fire Rescue Department as they mourn ...
07/21/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with our Brothers and Sisters at the City of Manassas Fire Rescue Department as they mourn the loss of former Master Technician and Deputy Fire Marshal Justin Laidler.

Justin dedicated his life to serving others, leaving an incredible mark on his departments, his communities, and everyone privileged to know him. His courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment to the fire service will never be forgotten.

Please join us in keeping Brittany, Grayson, Kellen, Savannah, his family, friends, and all our Brothers and Sisters in Manassas and Frederick County in your thoughts during this incredibly difficult time.

Rest easy, Brother. We'll take it from here.

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of former Master Technician and Assistant Fire Marshal Justin M. Laidler | February 10, 1989 – July 20, 2026.

Known simply as “Laidler” to all of us, Justin was a beloved member of the City of Manassas Fire & Rescue Department family. He faithfully served our community for more than 15 years, growing up alongside our department. When he first came to Manassas, he was a young man with an incredible work ethic and an unwavering determination to serve our citizens to the very best of his ability. No task was ever too small, and no challenge was too great.

Over the years, Laidler grew into a remarkable husband, father, and leader. He met his beautiful bride, Brittany, and together they built a loving family with their three wonderful children: Grayson, Kellen, and Savannah.

In September 2025, Laidler expanded his career by joining Frederick County Fire & Rescue as a Deputy Fire Marshal. Soon after, he realized something was not right with his health. A few months later, he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of ALS.

On Monday, July 20, 2026, Justin passed away at home, surrounded by family and friends. One of our members described the moment by saying that Justin “felt the love until his very last breath.”

As we grieve the loss of our friend, our brother, and a devoted public servant, we ask that you keep Brittany, Grayson, Kellen, Savannah, and all who loved him in your thoughts.

https://www.stoverfuneralhome.com/obituaries/justin-laidler

07/20/2026

⚠️Please be advised units are working an emergency incident in the area of Walker Way. Please use caution.⚠️

Attention:Please see the announcement below
07/16/2026

Attention:

Please see the announcement below

**UPDATE: The scene in the Blooms Park area is now being cleared. We are happy to report that the individual has been located safely.

The Manassas Park Police Department would like to extend our sincere thanks to our partnering agencies for their quick, coordinated, and thorough response. We greatly appreciate the assistance of the Virginia State Police, Office of Stafford County Sheriff - David "DP" Decatur, Sheriff, Fauquier County Sheriff's Office, Manassas City Police Department, and Manassas Park Fire Rescue.

Thank you to our community for your patience, cooperation, and understanding while emergency personnel worked to ensure a safe outcome.
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🚨 Community Notice 🚨

There is currently a large police presence in the area of Blooms Park. There is NO threat to the community at this time.

Please avoid the area if possible to allow officers to safely carry out their duties. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

🚨 Community Notice 🚨There is currently a large police presence in the area of Blooms Park. There is NO threat to the com...
07/16/2026

🚨 Community Notice 🚨

There is currently a large police presence in the area of Blooms Park.

There is NO threat to the community at this time.

Please avoid the area if possible to allow officers and other personnel to safely carry out their duties. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

**UPDATE: The scene in the Blooms Park area is now being cleared. We are happy to report that the individual has been located safely.

The Manassas Park Police Department would like to extend our sincere thanks to our partnering agencies for their quick, coordinated, and thorough response. We greatly appreciate the assistance of the Virginia State Police, Office of Stafford County Sheriff - David "DP" Decatur, Sheriff, Fauquier County Sheriff's Office, Manassas City Police Department, and Manassas Park Fire Rescue.

Thank you to our community for your patience, cooperation, and understanding while emergency personnel worked to ensure a safe outcome.
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🚨 Community Notice 🚨

There is currently a large police presence in the area of Blooms Park. There is NO threat to the community at this time.

Please avoid the area if possible to allow officers to safely carry out their duties. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

‼️WEATHER ALERT‼️ Heavy rain and localized flash flooding are possible this evening. If you encounter standing water, do...
07/06/2026

‼️WEATHER ALERT‼️

Heavy rain and localized flash flooding are possible this evening. If you encounter standing water, do not drive through it. Just a small amount of moving water can sweep a vehicle away.

🚗 Slow down, use your headlights in the rain, and allow extra travel time.

Turn Around, Don't Drown. Stay alert and stay safe.

Flood Watches have been issued across most areas along and east of I-81. These are in effect from 4 PM until midnight. A stalled front amidst a tropical air mass will increase the risk of flash flooding this afternoon & evening.

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9080 Manassas Drive
Manassas Park, VA
20111

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