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Fairfax Engine 24 - Seagrave

Historical picture of old Engine 24.
May 19, 2020

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Fire/Rescue Department - Paid
Years in Fire/EMS:
37
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
Fairfax, VA

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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.

With so much history why isn't the station called 'Mt Vernon'? Fire Station 9 was a volunteer house prior to the opening Station 24 and had already been named Mt. Vernon.

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2007 Farifax County MDA Fill The Boot Campaign

Posted on August 14, 2007 at 3:15pm 0 Comments



Brother Joel Kobersteen posted this in his video section. This is the video produced by Brother Paul Beardmore for the Fairfax County (VA) Professional Fire Fighters & Paramedics - IAFF Local 2068. It was distributed to all work locations within the Fairfax County Fire & Rescue Department in advance of our 4 day Labor Day weekend collection… Continue

Alternative Fuel Vehicle Emergency Response Guides

Posted on August 13, 2007 at 6:38am 0 Comments

Download and review with your personnel the following manufacturer Emergency Response Guides for hybrid, fuel cell, and compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles.



You will find that there are several tasks that are common:

  • Immobilizing the vehicle by blocking the wheels, place the vehicle into 'park', turn vehicle 'off' and place standard keys on the dash. Keyless start will require the keys to be 15 feet or greater from the…
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Hybrids: Overemphasized As A Hazard

Posted on August 13, 2007 at 5:44am 0 Comments

Knowing a few basic things about hybrids—the location and

construction of battery compartments, the color (orange) used to designate high voltage cables, and the

location of fuses that will isolate the electrical system—should be enough to

help first responders save lives and remain safe in the process. Removing the

ignition key and disconnecting a vehicle’s 12-volt battery are common

first-responder tasks in conventional vehicles… Continue

The Art Of Reading Smoke

Posted on August 12, 2007 at 8:25pm 3 Comments



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.



Watch this video below and notice the color of the smoke before the flash over and subsequent… Continue

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At 8:58pm on November 12, 2008, howard said…
hello brothers and sisters , work in spotsylvania but living here in tysons corner , thks for keeping my family safe while im at work... 29 is my fisrt due station stay safe
At 8:33am on September 21, 2008, kimball said…
Hey, Im actually coming down on October 1 for the written exam and was browsing the internet doing some research to see what the area is like and what the department is all about and came across your account. So hopefulley I'll get to see yins soon. any tips ? lol
At 2:26am on December 26, 2007, JERMAINE said…
HEY WHATS UP
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
At 9:41pm on December 2, 2007, Cutelittlemedic said…
thanks for the video of MDA the little boy in the video the Goodwill Ambassitor for 2007 is my son's best friend. I also saw my son in some of that video that was cool. My son is the 2008 Ambassitor you guys will meet him this year. Wendy
At 1:03am on August 15, 2007, nick said…
thanks for the add fellas
At 12:27pm on August 14, 2007, Nick Morgan said…
Hey guys (and gals?) Thanks for the invite! Do any of you know Grant McIntosh? I know he retired from Fairfax county a few years back. Stay Safe!
At 9:24pm on August 12, 2007, Firefighter Nation WebChief said…
Welcome to the Nation...profile shaping up very nicely!
 
 
 

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