Falmouth Volunteers
Falmouth Volunteers

2008 Incidents
Jan 540
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Mar 565
Apr 0
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Jul 0
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Dec 0
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EMS Week Open House-May 24, 2008

MAY 07 - Falmouth Fire/Rescue members will host an EMS Week Open House on Saturday, May 24, 2008 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Please stop by our station at 250 Butler Road (Next to the YMCA) in Stafford County and enjoy the opportunity to meet our providers and take advantage of this free event.

EMS Week brings together local communities and medical personnel to publicize safety and honor the dedication of those ... (Full Story & Photos)

Quadruple Shooting in Falmouth

MAY 05 - At 9:54 p.m. The Stafford County Emergency Communications Center alerted Fire/Rescue units for a "Shooting" at 4 Walt Way in the Walt Lou Trailer Park in Falmouth. While units were responding to the incident Stafford County Deputies gained entry to the trailer and found one adult male and one adult female who appeared dead of apparent gun shot wounds. Deputies also found 2 children; a one year ... (Full Story)


Lighters or Toys?
Can you tell the difference?
Could a child? Lighters or Toys? Can you tell the difference? Could a child?
Arson Awareness Week—May 4-10, 2008

MAY 02 - The goal of this year's Arson Awareness Week is to focus public attention on the dangers of toylike or novelty lighters in the hands of children.

Do you know what a novelty lighter is? It's one that works like any other lighter, except
that it looks like a child's toy. Toylike or novelty lighters have been responsible for injuries, deaths, and accidents across the Nation. Children are attracted ... (Full Story & Photos)

Volunteers Recognized Nationally

APRIL 29 - April 27 through May 3 is National Volunteer Week for 2008.

National Volunteer Week began in 1974, when President Richard Nixon signed an executive order establishing an annual celebration of volunteering. Every President since has signed a proclamation promoting the week.

In order to highlight the value of volunteers, four years ago the White House issued a special proclamation from President ... (Full Story & Photos)

Stubborn First Due House Fire

APRIL 07 - Just after lunch Stafford E.C.C. received a cell report of a house on fire located at 173 Truslow Road. The Wagon, Rescue, Chief, and Chief 1-2 responded with 8 men. Chief 1-2 (Smith) arrived first and reported he had a single story, wood frame house with smoke showing. The "Truslow Command" was established while the wagon completed the 900-foot layout. The wagon crew advanced a 200' 1.75" attackline ... (Full Story & Photos)

Another Accident On Warrenton Road Traps Three

MARCH 28 - Just after 5 in the morning, Stafford E.C.C. started receiving multiple calls about a single vehicle accident that had rolled over numerous times on Warrenton Road near the Stafford/ Fauquier Countyline. Chief 6-1 arrived on scene just inside Fauquier County and established the "Warrenton Road Command". Command advised he had a single vehicle accident with 3 subjects trapped. Quint 12, Wagon 4, and ... (Full Story & Photos)

1 Trapped On Warrenton Road

MARCH 23 - At 15:54 hours, Stafford E.C.C. dispatched Quint 12 and Medic 6 for an auto accident on Warrenton Road at Village Parkway. A few minutes later Wagon 4 and Rescue 1 were added to the call due to reports that there was 1 subject trapped. Quint 12 arrived on the scene and established the "Warrenton Road Command" and advised they had a single vehicle accident with the passenger door needing to be removed ... (Full Story & Photos)

First Due House Fire

MARCH 20 - At 20:22 hours, Stafford E.C.C. dispatched Wagon 1 for a smoke investigation in the area of Warrenton Road and Melcher's Drive. As the Wagon started their response Stafford E.C.C. upgraded the call to a house on fire in the 200 block of Warrenton Road. Wagon 1 arrived on the scene with a single story wood frame house with fire from the Bravo and Delta sides. This just happened to be the same vacant ... (Full Story & Photos)

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