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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)

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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)

Passing Of Long Time Volunteer Charlie Robertson JANUARY 16 - The Falmouth Volunteer Fireman's Association regrets to announce the passing of life member, Honorary Lieutenant, and Chaplain Charlie Robertson of the Stafford and Colonial Beach Volunteer Fire Departments. Charlie passed away this afternoon at Mary Washington Hospital after being found unconscious at his home in Colonial Beach. Charlie was a long time, well respected member of the fire and rescue ... (Full Story)

Falmouth Responds To EOD Incident JANUARY 12 - Minutes after the Engine Company cleared from an AFA they were then alerted for a local alarm at the Bloom on Deacon Road for a possible explosive device at the entrance of the store. Engine 1 arrived and assisted the Stafford Sheriff's Office to evacuate the immediate area while other law enforcement officers shut down Deacon Road in both directions. After the area was secure the Engine Company staged ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine, Rescue and Chief Conduct Ice Rescue Drill JANUARY 11 - At 14:30 hours the Falmouth Volunteers decided to conduct the yearly ice rescue drill in England Run with the Engine, Rescue and Chief. Quint 12 and BC-1 also participated in the drill. Once at the drill site personnel first noticed the numerous footprints across the frozen pond which re-enforced the need for this type of training. Crews went over the type and use of the 6 ice rescue suits that are ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine, Rescue and Chief Run Auto Fire JANUARY 07 - Just before dinner the Falmouth Volunteers were alerted for a residential fire at 98 Holly Circle bringing the Engine, Rescue and Chief with 10 volunteers. While responding Stafford E.C.C advised that it was going to be a vehicle fire endangering a structure due to it being approximately 20 feet from the residence. BC-1 was first to arrive to find one vehicle fully involved next to the structure. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Rescue And Chief 1 Travel The Extra Mile To Extricate One DECEMBER 30 - At 00:46 hours the Rescue and Chief were special requested by King George Medic 9 for an auto accident with entrapment in the area of Kings Highway and Port Conway Road. King George Engine 11 arrived first and reported heavy entrapment due to the dash pinning the patient inside the vehicle. Medic 9 arrived and established command. Chief 1 then arrived to find one vehicle head on into a tree with ... (Full Story & Photos)

Small Fire In Olde Forge DECEMBER 06 - At 23:25 hours the box alarm was struck for a residential fire at 933 Anvil Road bringing the Engine and Rescue Company from Falmouth. Engine 1 was first to arrive on scene to find a two story, end of the row town home with smoke showing from side "Alpha". The crew advanced a 150" bumper line to the front door. Battalion 1 (Surles) arrived and established the "Anvil Road Command". Rescue 1 then arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)

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