Lieutenant for Loudoun County Fire Rescue current assignment squad boss Rescue 620 D shift...Father of two beautiful girls who love to get there feet wet at OBX
The Celebration of Life for Captain Dannie Wilson will be held on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 11 a.m. at Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg. DETAILS ➡️ https://t.co/fFSU347G3k
With deep sadness #FCFRD announces the Line-of-Duty Death of Captain Barry Maham on 3/31/25 from occupational cancer. After serving with FCFRD for 25 years, Captain Maham recently retired to focus on fighting repeated recurrences of cancer. For more: https://t.co/OkFuzw4DKh
On this date in 1999, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue graduated the first career recruit class! Since then, the system has grown exponentially, with LCFR getting ready to welcome the 46th recruit class this week! @Chief600KJ
Of the injured first responders, four remain hospitalized at local area hospitals. The Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident and additional information will be released as available.
Last night the Arlington County Fire Department teamed up with @CityofFairfaxFD to deploy 8 swift water rescuers to Vermont to assist with the historic flooding. During this 7-10 day mission they will perform Search and Rescue operations in flooded areas and swift moving water.
Shout out to Loudoun County DGS. The Town of Leesburg Utility Division for the Vac Truck. Sterling Volunteer Rescue for there equipment. Without this collaboration this trench rescue training could not have happened. Thank you all for your help! #trenchrescue
Very grateful to my department for sponsoring me to attend the VATF-2 Rescue Squad Officer course. As a department responding to a county growing at a rapid rate, the need to have supervisors able to manage a collapse environment has never been more important.
Down and dirty in the trench with a solid group of guys. Another milestone for LCFR Special Ops programs as they teach their first VDFP Trench Operations class. A shout out to General Services and Sterling Rescue as they were vital assets for the class.
The top Fire Chiefs that run the Clarksville, TN fire department came out on our final day of training to cook us lunch. An incredible display of leadership from a senior staff that gives their newly formed tech rescue team a ton of support. All around a fantastic Department!
It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart that we announce the unexpected passing of firefighter Keith Gehman. Gehman had recently graduated recruit school and was assigned to Station 13 in Leesburg. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. @Chief600KJ@IAFF3756
This guy never stops. He eats kernmantle for breakfast and oozes rope rescue knowledge. Rain or shine, he is always leading personnel to a higher skill set - one of the many qualities of a good leader.
Needed to do rope inspections on a rainy day, so we figured mind as well get a drill done that uses the most rope possible; high lines did the trick. A little vortex work as well to overcome the lack of anchors in the bay.