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Want to serve your community? Want to work hard, gain valuable skills, and overcome new challenges? Consider joining Stone House Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad. Members receive free training, some tax relief, invaluable life skills, and so much more!
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The Stone House Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad has proudly served the citizens of Prince William County since April 1971. The department is dedicated to the preservation of life and property through education, quality emergency medical care, and effective fire suppression and hazard mitigation. The department responds to 5,000 calls for service each year. This isn't possible without the support of our community. Please consider making a financial contribution below and help us continue to provide critical services to our community.
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New Command Vehicle
Fire Captain Justin Karasek, April 17
SHVFD took delivery of a new command pickup truck, this unit is primarily used for incident command but has the capability of snow plowing in the event of a snow storm. Currently the truck is being fitted with tools and equipment stay tuned for more pics soon!!!... (Full Story & Photos)
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Engine 511 Midpoint!
Fire Captain Justin Karasek, February 20
Engine 511 is about to the midpoint building process, the build committee has been working diligently on making sure every item is to our requirements! ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Station Santa is visiting our community on December 9 & 10, 2023
PIO, December 09
Santa Claus will be coming to ride along with Stone House Volunteers throughout our community on Saturday, December 9th and Sunday, December 10th between 9am and 5pm each day. Listen for the sirens and please remember safety is Santa's #1 priority. Please make sure kids have adult supervision when they hear Santa coming down the street.
Season’s Greetings!!! Follow us on Facebook for updates on ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Hose Line Training
Board of Director Justin Karasek, July 27
Marco, a recent graduate from the academy is practicing additional hose line deployment scenarios. This particular scenario was for an entry way that restricts how we can lay the hose line to enter a building that is on fire. We have to stay diligent on training for abnormal events, as the community we serve all have certain restrictions that affect how we operate. SHVFD has training aids to allow ... (Full Story & Photos)
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