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540 |
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470 |
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565 |
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502 |
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634 |
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565 |
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553 |
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511 |
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507 |
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503 |
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431 |
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House Fire in Brooke
JANUARY 02
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At 19:00 hours, Stafford E.C.C. received a call from the homeowner across the street from 1 Rolling Brooke Court advising there were flames coming from the windows of that address. The box alarm was transmitted bringing Engine, Rescue, and Chief 1 with 9 volunteers. Engine and Truck 2 arrived on scene with a large two story single family home with fire showing from the first and second floors on the ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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One Trapped on Courthouse Road
JANUARY 02
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At 15:04 hours Stafford E.C.C. dispatched Company 2 (Stafford Volunteers) for an accident at Courthouse Road and Jeff Davis Highway. Truck 2 responded and arrived first to find one vehicle that struck side Charlie of the "Old Stafford Jail". Truck 2 investigated and found the lone occupant trapped in the truck and quickly upgraded the run bringing the crew from Rescue 1. Chief 2 (Dunstan) arrived ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Overturned at Walmart
DECEMBER 23
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Falmouth Volunteers were alerted at 3:10 p.m. for an overturned vehicle accident at 125 Washington Square Plaza (Walmart). Chief 1 and BC-1 arrived on scene to find one vehicle on its passenger side, with two occupants still inside. Chief-1 established the "Washington Square Plaza Command" while BC-1 conducted a walk-around of the vehicle and had to work to clear holiday shoppers who had stopped ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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Holiday Safety Reminders
DECEMBER 19
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As Christmas Day is quickly approaching Falmouth Volunteers would like to provide the members of the community with some safety reminders. -Each year fires occurring during the holiday season claim the lives of over 400 people, injure 1,650 more, and cause over $990 million in damage. According to the United States Fire Administration (USFA), there are simple life-saving steps you can take to ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Falmouth Hosts Confined Space Technician Course
DECEMBER 14
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Falmouth Vol. Fire/Rescue coordinated a Confined Space Technician Course through Spec. Rescue International. Members from Falmouth, White Oak-Station 7, Potomac Hills-Station 10 and Stafford County Fire/Rescue-Career, obtained the techniques for the most advanced level of confined space training as outlined in the NFPA 1670 and 1006 standard. This course provided personnel with the knowledge and ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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Another Fire in Hartwood
DECEMBER 07
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At 15:50 hours Falmouth units were again on the way to Hartwood for a residential structure fire located this time at 448 Hartwood Road. Initial reports were received from passing motorists reporting a barn on fire with animals trapped inside. Engine 6 arrived first advising they had a barn on fire but were having problems accessing the fire building due to vehicles blocking the driveway. Units were ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Falmouth Runs RV Fire In Hartwood
DECEMBER 07
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At 10:20am, Engine, Rescue, and Chief 1 were dispatched along with other Stafford County Fire and EMS units to 59 Tracey Lane in Hartwood for a house fire. Engine 6 marked on scene with an RV on fire about 15 feet away from a residential house. Quint 12 established the "Tracey Lane Command" and supplied Engine 6. Command quickly scaled the incident back holding with Engine 6, Quint 12, Company 1, ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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First Due Fire Endangering a Structure
DECEMBER 06
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Shortly before 07:00 hours Falmouth units were dispatched to an alarm bell sounding at Falmouth Elementary School. Engine 1 responded with 5 personnel. While enroute Stafford E.C.C. upgraded the incident to a Fire Endangering a Residence located a 6 Sapphire Street across from the school. The engine arrived to find a fully involved sports car dangerously close to the home. The driver was pulled from ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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