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Fire Station 24 (Woodlawn) opened in December 1970. This was Fairfax County's first fully funded station with all career personnel. The station is located just north of Ft. Belvoir Army Base along the US Route 1 corridor.
Historically, the father of our nation, George Washington, once owned the entire first due response area of Station 24. The three most visited historical sites in Fairfax County are located in our first due. They are Mt. Vernon Estates, Woodlawn Plantation, and G.W.'s Grist Mill. 
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In the photo above, there are several colors of smoke. Each color represents different situations going on inside the structure. Can you identify what each color possibly means in this Cape Cod style home? Post your comments below ... Photo courtesy of Wes Gerald, Fairfax County Fire & Rescue.
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MY NAME IS JERMAINE WATSON I AM A FIREFIGHTER FOR WEST SIDE VOL. FIRE DEPT. IN ST.ALBANS,WV AND I COLLECT FIRE AND EMS PATCHES, AND I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAD ONE FROM YOUR STATION THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO TRADE WITH ME. IF SO GREAT, JUST MESSAGE ME BACK IF NOT, THANX FOR YOUR TIME...MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM STATION 22 Delete Comment