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Become a Volunteer Firefighter or EMT!
Want to serve your community? Want to work hard, gain valuable skills, and overcome new challenges? Consider joining Stonewall Jackson Volunteer Fire Department & Rescue Squad. Members receive free training, some tax relief, invaluable life skills, and so much more!
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The Stonewall Jackson Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad has proudly served the citizens of Prince William County since April 1971. The department is dedicated to the preservation of life and property through education, quality emergency medical care, and effective fire suppression and hazard mitigation. Last year the department responded to over 5,000 calls for service. This would not have been possible without the support of our community. Please consider making a financial contribution below and help us continue to provide critical services to our community.
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PIO, Dale Parker, June 18
The Stonewall Jackson Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad has proudly served the citizens, businesses, and visitors of the County since 1971. Today, our diverse and dedicated volunteers protect approximately 17.4 square miles of the county, including the Manassas National Battlefield. We respond to over 5000 calls per year and our membership provided just under 40,000 hours of service to the ... (Full Story)
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Santa Claus is Coming to Town December 14th & 15th
Captain Amy Hoffman, December 03
Update: Santa's sleigh (our reserve engine) is being used while our other one is in the shop for repairs. Look for Utility 511 which will be decorated with garland, Santa and his elves. Listen for holiday music as we come through your neighborhoods.
RAIN PLAN: its supposed to be rainy and foggy Saturday morning. We will plan to start once it clears up a bit (around noon). Stay ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Look when you cook!!
PIO, November 25
Turkey Frying – Take Necessary Precautions
The Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday is just around the corner; a time when family and friends come together to celebrate all it has to offer including a home cooked meal. In the U.S., the number one cause of home fires and injuries are cooking fires. During the winter holiday season, home cooking fires increase with the peak day being Thanksgiving followed ... (Full Story)
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Be Safe - Hydrate!
PIO, July 16
The National Weather Service is forecasting a heat wave, with the added potential for showers and thunderstorms that may produce locally heavy rain and damaging wind.
A warm front will lift north of the area today, resulting in increasing heat and humidity; heat index values of 100 to 105 are likely Wednesday, and are possible Thursday.
The remnants of Tropical Cyclone Barry will bring increasing ... (Full Story & Photos)
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