City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue

City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue City of Suffolk's Department of Fire & Rescue protect over 430 square miles of urban, suburban, village and waterfront area in the southeast portion of VA.

Congratulations to Captain Robert Hodges for graduating from the Virginia Chief Officer Academy on Friday at the Univers...
06/21/2026

Congratulations to Captain Robert Hodges for graduating from the Virginia Chief Officer Academy on Friday at the University of Richmond. Chief Broglin attended Robert’s graduation.

SFR is at Harbor Fest!
06/19/2026

SFR is at Harbor Fest!

WORKING RESIDENTIAL FIRE IN THE 4200 BLOCK OF WHITE DRIVE.  SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 19, 2026): On Friday morning, June 1...
06/19/2026

WORKING RESIDENTIAL FIRE IN THE 4200 BLOCK OF WHITE DRIVE.


SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 19, 2026): On Friday morning, June 19, 2026, Suffolk Fire & Rescue responded to the 4200 Block of White Drive for a residential fire. Suffolk Emergency Communications Center dispatched the incident at 04:19 a.m.

Engine 6 arrived at 04:33 a.m. to find heavy fire showing from the second-floor rear of a two-story residence. Engine 6 initiated an aggressive fire attack while Ladder 6 conducted a primary search, which yielded negative results as the single occupant was able to evacuate before the arrival of emergency crews. The residence sustained extensive fire damage in the attic and a back room on the second floor, with significant heat and smoke damage throughout the remainder of the second floor. The fire was placed under control at 04:46 a.m., and the Suffolk Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause and origin. No injuries to the occupant or firefighters. One adult was displaced but declined Red Cross assistance.

Responding units included Car 10, Battalion 1, Engine 6, Engine 4, Engine 7, Ladder 6, Rescue 1, Safety 1, Medic 6, EMS 1, Tanker 1, Tanker 7, and FM 8.

Working Fire: 4200 Blk. White Dr.: City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue is currently on the scene of 2 story deta...
06/19/2026

Working Fire: 4200 Blk. White Dr.: City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue is currently on the scene of 2 story detached residential with heavy fire from rear and extension into attic.

TOA: 04:19 am
U/C: 04:46 am

No injuries reported at this time.
One displaced.

Units working: B1, C10, E4, E6, E7, FM8, L6, M6, R1, REHAB6, SF1, T1, T7, T8, EMS1.

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City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue on the job. City of Suffolk, VA - Municipal GovernmentBox 757 Fire Photograp...
06/18/2026

City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue on the job.

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SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 17, 2026): Suffolk Fire & Rescue responded Wednesday morning, June 17, 2026 to the 150 block of ...
06/17/2026

SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 17, 2026): Suffolk Fire & Rescue responded Wednesday morning, June 17, 2026 to the 150 block of South Main Street for a gas line that had been struck by construction crews in the area.
Emergency Communications was contacted at 10:00 a.m. and fire crews arrived in the area at 10:03. The 2" gas line was struck by a construction crew performing work in the area.
Virginia Natural Gas has been notified and is en route to the scene. Suffolk Police have the main street corridor to Washington Street closed as well as the Cherry Street bridge.
Traffic is being rerouted down Fayette Street. Businesses in the area have been advised to shelter in place at this time.
There were no injuries as a result of this incident.
Responding units included Engine 1, Ladder 3, Rescue 1, Engine 4, Ladder 6, FM 4 and Suffolk Police

Thank you to Christina and Steve at Lowe’s Distribution Center  # 3121 on Enterprise Drive for allowing SFR and SPD hand...
06/15/2026

Thank you to Christina and Steve at Lowe’s Distribution Center # 3121 on Enterprise Drive for allowing SFR and SPD handlers and their K9’s to train at their warehouse today!
Lowe's Home Improvement

At approximately 08:00 this morning, Suffolk Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched to the 6300 block of Old Townpoint Road...
06/15/2026

At approximately 08:00 this morning, Suffolk Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched to the 6300 block of Old Townpoint Road for a gas leak. When crews arrived, they found a contractor demoing an old house and had struck a propane tank hidden by overgrown brush, causing the valve to separate from the tank. With assistance from the state hazmat officer and a local gas contractor, Suffolk Fire & Rescue safely removed the gas and mitigated the situation.

June 14, 2026, in the 300 blk. Kenyon Rd., City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue worked spot fires along the railr...
06/14/2026

June 14, 2026, in the 300 blk. Kenyon Rd., City of Suffolk Department of Fire & Rescue worked spot fires along the railroad tracks behind a large warehouse. Initially dispatched as a commercial structure on fire. No fire extended to the business.Time of call, 2:11 pm. Fire under control at 3:00 pm. No injuries.

Responding units: B1, BR1, BR8, CR10, E1, E2, E4, EMS1, L3, L6, M1, R1, REHAB6, SF1, T1, T7, T8.

WORKING HAZ MAT LEAK ON NORTHGATE COMMERCE PARKWAY SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 12, 2026): On Friday, June 12, 2026, Suffolk ...
06/12/2026

WORKING HAZ MAT LEAK ON NORTHGATE COMMERCE PARKWAY

SUFFOLK, Virginia (June 12, 2026): On Friday, June 12, 2026, Suffolk Fire & Rescue responded to the 2000 Block of Northgate Commerce Parkway for a commercial gas leak. Suffolk Emergency Communications Center dispatched the incident at 3:42 p.m.

Ladder 5 and Engine 10 arrived on the scene at 3:50 p.m. After investigating, crews found a 1,000-gallon propane tank leaking at the rear of a large distribution warehouse. Rescue 2 entered and confirmed all employees had evacuated the warehouse and multiple crews performed detection and monitoring. Firefighters used a hose line to cool the leaking propane tank and contain the leak. Cooling of the leaking tank continued as the relief valve on the propane tank stopped leaking v***r after continuous cooling by hose streams. Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) Haz Mat Officer served as a liaison to the Incident Commander. Once the tank was cooled, and the relief valve reseated, firefighters ventilated the warehouse and used meters to monitor the atmosphere for flammable limits. Once the warehouse was ventilated and detection and monitoring completed, all units began to demobilize. The incident was declared under control at 5:30 p.m. Due to the heat of the afternoon, and long work cycles of firefighters, Suffolk Fire’s Rehab 6 and Chesapeake Fire’s Rehab 3 worked to rehab firefighters. Traffic on Northgate Commerce Parkway was blocked for over an hour causing significant traffic backups on Shoulders Hill Rd. and Nansemond Parkway. Northgate Commerce Parkway was reopened at 6:00 p.m. to all traffic.

Responding units included Car 10, Battalion 2, Engine 10, Engine 5, Engine 11, Ladder 5, Rescue 2, Medic 10, Medic 11, EMS 2, Safety 1, VDEM HM Officer, and Suffolk Police.

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300 Kings Fork Road
Suffolk, VA
23434

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