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Engine, Rescue And Chief 1 On Hartwood Kitchen Fire MARCH 09 - At 02:23 hours the box alarm was transmitted for a residential fire at 2648 Warrenton Road bringing Engine, Rescue, and Chief 1 with 9 volunteers. While company one units were responding the Stafford E.C.C advised that the house was filling smoke from an electrical box fire. Minutes later Medic 6 arrived on scene to find a 1 1/2 story wood frame dwelling with smoke showing on the Bravo side. Fauquier ... (Full Story & Photos)

Extrication In Hartwood MARCH 03 - At 19:21 hours the Engine and Rescue were dispatched on a tractor trailer accident with entrapment at the intersection of Warrenton Road and Poplar Road in Hartwood. Battalion 1 (Lace) and Medic 6 arrived first to find one tractor trailer on it's side versus a pick-up truck with two subjects pinned. Battalion 1 established the "Warrenton Road Command". Engine 12 was next to arrive and took the fire ... (Full Story & Photos)

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First Due House MARCH 02 - At 13:17 hours Stafford E.C.C. started receiving multiple reports of a house on fire in the area of Limox Lane off Kelly Road. The Engine, Rescue, Medic, and both Chief's from Falmouth responded bringing 16 personnel. Battalion 1(Surles) arrived to find a single story wood frame dwelling with fire showing from side Alpha/Delta and established the "Limox Command". The remaining Falmouth units arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)

Rescue Company Extricates One FEBRUARY 16 - Shortly after units were clearing from an alarm bell sounding Stafford E.C.C dispatched an auto accident in the area of 289 Warrenton Road. The assignment was quickly upgraded to a auto accident with one trapped. While the units were responding a Stafford Sheriff's deputy advised that there was confirmed entrapment. Engine 12 arrived to find two vehicles in the roadway and BC-1 established the "Warrenton ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Falmouth On White Oak House FEBRUARY 10 - At 16:00 hours Stafford E.C.C. dispatched units for a residential fire at 160 Brooke Road bringing the Engine, Rescue and Assistant Chief. Assistant Chief 1 arrived on scene seconds later to find a two story single family structure with nothing evident from side Alpha, Bravo and Delta and established the "Brooke Road Command". Engine 1 and Engine 7 arrived on scene together. Engine 7 advanced a hand ... (Full Story & Photos)

Structural Collapse In White Oak FEBRUARY 10 - At 11:05 hours the technical rescue alarm was transmitted for a roof collapse at 356 White Oak Road bringing the Engine, Rescue, Brush and the MSU. Rescue 1 was first to arrive to find a single story commercial structure with significant damage. The Engine, Brush and MSU then arrived and assisted Rescue 1 to secure the area around the structure. Brush 1 awaited on scene for the power company to arrive ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine And Rescue Run I-95 Entrapment FEBRUARY 02 - At 19:09 hours the Engine and Rescue were alerted for an auto accident with entrapment in the area of the 140 Northbound on Interstate I-95. The Engine and Rescue Company responded bringing 8 volunteers. While responding the Stafford E.C.C. advised a Stafford Sheriff's office unit was on scene with confirmed entrapment. Engine 2 arrived on scene with two trapped and started extrication. Engine 1 then ... (Full Story & Photos)

Falmouth Starts The Month Off With A Mt. View House Fire FEBRUARY 01 - At 15:42 hours the Falmouth Volunteers were alerted for a residential fire at 35 Powhatan Trail bringing the Engine and Rescue with a total of 10 volunteers. Engine 2 was on a motor vehicle accident on I-95 and advised responding units that there was a large column of smoke in the area of the box alarm. Medic 4 was first to arrive to find a single story wood frame structure with smoke showing on the ... (Full Story & Photos)

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