Today marks an exciting milestone for #LCFR as we welcome Recruit Class 50! 🚒🚑 Over the next several months, these recruits will complete extensive emergency medical, fire suppression, and physical fitness training.
Welcome aboard, #RC50!
On March 6, 2026, leadership from #LCFR held a ceremony honoring the promotional achievements of many of our first responders. Congratulations to all & thank you for your dedicated service to the #Loudoun community! 📸: www.facebook.com/LoudounFireR...
INCIDENT ALERT: Units are on scene of a structure fire in the 22400 blk of Sous Vide Ln. in Sterling. Crews arrived to find heavy smoke conditions & a fire inside machinery. Fire is out, crews are working to ventilate the structure. All occupants safely evacuated.
Sunday, 3/8/26 we “spring forward” and set our clocks ahead 1 hour for daylight-saving time. Your local firefighters ask that you also check the batteries in your smoke alarms, carbon monoxide (CO) alarms and practice your home escape plan! loudoun.gov/m/NewsFlash/...
📣Tune in LIVE at 10:00 a.m. as we celebrate the recent promotions of Loudoun County Fire and Rescue personnel!
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Congratulations to now FF Taylor Kemery (FS3, Middleburg, B-Shift) on successfully completing his probationary year with #LCFR! Thank you for your commitment & dedicated service to the #Loudoun community! 👏
Congratulations to now FF James Saunders (FS9, Brambleton, B-Shift) on successfully completing his probationary year with #LCFR! Thank you for your hard work & dedicated service to the #Loudoun community! 👏
Officials from the #LCFR Fire Marshal’s Office determined an accidental electrical event caused an early morning fire in Ashburn that displaced four residents. DETAILS: www.loudoun.gov/m/newsflash/...
As we begin Women's History Month, we are grateful for the dedicated women, past & present, who have made a lasting impact in our organization and continue their service to the #Loudoun community.
Congratulations to now Firefighter Trent Kurutz (Fire Station 6, Ashburn, B-shift) on successfully completing his probationary year with Loudoun County Fire and Rescue. Thank you for your hard work & dedicated service to the #Loudoun community! 👏
CORRECTION: Three adults and one dog were displaced.
Officials from the #LCFR Fire Marshal’s Office highlight the value of smoke alarms and chimney maintenance after an early morning fire in Lovettsville displaced two adults and one dog. DETAILS: www.loudoun.gov/m/newsflash/...
INCIDENT ALERT: Units are on scene of a house fire in the 39500 blk of Tollhouse Rd in Lovettsville. Crews arrived to find active fire coming from the rear of the single-family home. Rapid Intervention Task Force & Tanker Task Force requested. Expect a large public safety presence in the area.
We were honored to attend @sheriff.loudoun.gov 16th Annual Awards & Recognition Ceremony on Friday! Congrats to BC Daniel Neal, Cpt. Joel Sauer, & Lt. Andrew Jenkins for earning the Commendation Award for advancing Active Violence Incident & tactical training. 🎉
Fire and rescue units tackle multiple vehicles on fire in Sterling, Hazardous Materials Team responds. No reported civilian or firefighter injuries. #LCFR Fire Marshal’s Office continues to investigate. DETAILS: www.loudoun.gov/m/newsflash/...
It was an amazing moment, and we're honored to be part of their story. Congratulations again to the Puma family on their newest arrival and thank you for letting us share this special memory!
**Shared with permission from the family.**
Last week, the Puma family visited Station 2/14 (Purcellville) to thank the crews. EMS602’s Cpt. Young was the paramedic who delivered the baby, & they chose to name their daughter the feminine version of one of his names, a name that was already one of their top two choices. ⬇️
Special Delivery! 🍼 On Christmas Eve, #LCCFRS crews responded to an obstetric call for service on Leesburg Pike EB near Berlin Turnpike. Thanks to incredible teamwork, a beautiful baby girl was delivered on scene and mom & baby received immediate, high-quality care. ⬇️
Last week, we celebrated the retirement of Deputy Chief Jason Collins after 29+ years of service to #LCFR & the #Loudoun community. We thank you for your years of service & wish you all the best in retirement! 🎉
Wishing those who observe, a blessed and meaningful Ramadan!
REMINDER: Open burning is restricted in #Loudoun through 4/30/26. During this period, residents may only conduct open burning between the hours of 4 p.m. and midnight, subject to other restrictions. ⬇️
Decorative illustrations, including moon, clouds, and horse shapes.
To everyone celebrating in #Loudoun County, Happy Lunar New Year!
Today we remember FF Trevor Brown of the Sterling Vol. Fire Co. FF Brown lost his life in the line of duty during a catastrophic home explosion in the 300 blk of Silver Ridge Dr. in Sterling on Fri., 2/16/24. We will never forget his sacrifice & the sacrifice of his family.
INCIDENT ALERT: Crews are on scene of a house fire in the 20400 blk of Broad Run Dr. in Sterling. Heavy fire/smoke conditions from the roof upon arrival. Rapid Intervention Task Force & Tanker Task Force requested. Expect a large public safety presence in the area.
✅ Never walk, skate, or play on frozen water.
✅ Keep a safe distance from the edge.
✅ Supervise children & pets outdoors.
✅ Call 911 in an emergency: If someone falls through, do not attempt a rescue yourself. Our crews have the proper equipment & training to respond safely.
‼️ Today’s warmer weather is a welcome change from the freezing temps recently, but it also means changing conditions on ponds & other bodies of water. Ice that may have looked solid a few days ago can quickly become thin, brittle, & extremely dangerous.
❤️ Celebrating Galentine’s or Valentine’s Day? Our Canine teams hope you have a pawsitively safe time!
🔥 Cooking a candlelit dinner? Review these fire safety tips from the NFPA: www.nfpa.org/about-nfpa/p...
🍸 Dinner & drinks out? Designate a sober driver or use a rideshare service.
Any person who violates the fire code could be convicted of a Class 1 misdemeanor, which carries a penalty of a fine up to $2.5k & up to a year in jail.
Questions? Visit the LCFR FMO website www.loudoun.gov/firemarshal or call 703-737-8600.
The Loudoun County Fire Marshal may impose regulations, at any time, based upon complaint, atmospheric or other environmental circumstances, to restrict or extinguish any fire that is otherwise permitted according to these guidelines.
Loudoun County ECC (703-777-0637) must be contacted prior to & when the fire is out. Fires may not be added to after midnight. Those involved are responsible for keeping the fire under control & attended to by a competent adult with provisions immediately available to extinguish the fire.
