Next Sunday, September 13th, firefighters, first responders, families, friends, and members of our community will come together at Fred Nats Stadium to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001.

This year carries special meaning as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11. For 25 years, we have promised to Never Forget—and next weekend, we’ll keep ... (Full Story & Photos)

As we approach the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we invite our members, families, friends, and community to join us in honoring the 343 FDNY firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice while answering the call to help others.

This climb is more than just a physical challenge. Every step is taken in remembrance of those who climbed the stairs of the World Trade Center knowing others were ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Stafford Volunteer Fire Department is proud to recognize the dedicated volunteers who earned a spot among Stafford County Fire & Rescue’s Top Volunteer Hours for August 2026!

We’re especially proud that five of the Top 10 spots were filled by members of Stafford Volunteer Fire Department – Company 2:

🔥 Michael Hertel — 71 hours
🔥 Andrew Chubb — 65 hours
🔥 Jacob Mansoor — 64 hours
🔥 Mueez ... (Full Story & Photos)

The evening focused on:
🚒 Proper apparatus positioning
🪜 Aerial ladder operations
🪜 Extension ladder deployment to the roof
🏢 Roof operations and identifying the hazards firefighters face while operating above the fire

Training like this builds confidence, reinforces the fundamentals, and ensures our members are prepared to respond safely and effectively when our community needs us most. Every ... (Full Story & Photos)

Take shelter immediately.

* Move to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building.
* Stay away from windows and exterior walls.
* If you are in a vehicle or mobile home, seek the nearest substantial shelter immediately.
* Continue to monitor trusted weather sources and follow the guidance of local officials.

Your Stafford Volunteer Fire Department is monitoring conditions ... (Full Story & Photos)

Puthireach “Puki” Keo leaves for Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island today to begin his journey in the United States Marine Corps! 🦅⚓️🇺🇸

Puki has been a dedicated member of our department, serving the Stafford community with pride, courage, and professionalism. While we’ll miss having him around the station, we couldn't be prouder of him as he takes this next big step to serve our nation.

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Today, we proudly stand alongside our brothers and sisters at Aquia Harbour Volunteer Rescue Squad as they celebrate 37 years of dedicated service to Stafford County!

On July 21, 1989, Harbour 9 officially began operations. What started as a small, passionate group of committed individuals has grown into a cornerstone of lifesaving care and emergency response in our community.

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Whether you served for a few years or a lifetime, once you’re part of the Stafford County Fire Rescue family, you’ll always be family.

We’re excited to invite all current and former members of Stafford County Fire Rescue to our next Alumni Coffee, hosted by our friends at Mountain View Rescue Squad.

📅 Wednesday, July 15, 2026
🕤 9:30 AM
📍 Mountain View Volunteer Rescue Squad

This is a great ... (Full Story & Photos)

Serving Together. 🚒

Last night, Truck 1502 had the opportunity to train alongside our friends at Brooke Volunteer Fire Department (Company 5) during a joint vehicle stabilization training.

The evening focused on one of the most critical components of vehicle rescue operations—vehicle stabilization. Our probationary firefighters rotated through three different scenarios, learning how to safely ... (Full Story & Photos)

With storms moving through the area, our members staffed Truck 1502 and Brush 1502, ensuring additional resources were available to answer the call when our community needed us most. Throughout the evening, both apparatus responded to several incidents related to the passing weather.

When the tones weren’t sounding, our members made the most of every opportunity by sharpening their skills through ... (Full Story & Photos)

100% of the Time. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.

Over the years, we’ve received questions about what our longtime slogan, “100% Volunteer, 100% of the Time,” means now that career firefighters are assigned to Station 2.

The answer is simple—it represents who we are and where we came from.

Long before Stafford County Fire & Rescue existed, Stafford Volunteer Fire Department members answered every ... (Full Story & Photos)

That decision made a difference.

Throughout the evening, Brush 1502 responded to 13 calls for service, providing rapid response to incidents across our community during one of the busiest nights of the year.

We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Technician Burkhammer and Firefighter Hilario for their continued commitment, professionalism, and selfless dedication to the citizens of Stafford ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Today, we celebrate an extraordinary milestone—250 years of American independence. Since 1776, generations of brave men and women have defended the freedoms we enjoy, built strong communities, and answered the call to serve their neighbors.

As we gather with family and friends to celebrate our nation’s birthday, we encourage everyone to do so safely. Whether you’re attending a parade, hosting ... (Full Story & Photos)

A huge THANK YOU to the thoughtful members of our community who stopped by yesterday with homemade baked goods and dinner for our crews. Your generosity means more than you know and is greatly appreciated by both our career and volunteer members.

The evening wasn’t just about sharing a great meal—it was about strengthening the bond that makes our department so successful. Career and volunteer personnel ... (Full Story & Photos)

Celebrate Safely!

As we prepare to celebrate America’s 250th Independence Day, the Stafford Volunteer Fire Department wishes everyone a fun, memorable, and safe Fourth of July!

Backyard barbecues are a cherished tradition, but they can quickly turn dangerous without a few simple precautions.

🌭 Remember to:
🔥 Keep grills at least 3 feet away from your home, deck, and anything combustible.
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