It's back

During the construction and remodeling process at the main firehouse on West Shirley Avenue one memorabilia was removed from the building to protect it from any damage that might result while construction workers were working hard to get the station updated. The "1976" marks the year that the WVFC moved from it's old Main Street firehouse to its new and current location at 167 West Shirley Ave. This ornament was mortared back into the building last week.

We are thankful for the support we have received from the public and will return the favor by providing exceptional emergency service to the Town of Warrenton and the surrounding areas like we have always done!

EMS One

There is a new kid on the block

WVFC is proud to introduce another set of twins to the array of emergency vehicles to serve the citizens of Warrenton and Fauquier County.

A 2008 Chevy Tahoe called EMS 1 is one of two Tahoe's that had been outfitted with the latest technology and medical equipment for quick emergency personnel deployment. This unit features seating for 3 and storage in the back for everything that is needed when quick response or additional help on an emergency scene is required.

Once the back hatch is opened an array of medical equipment can be accessed without losing valuable time. We even have a temperature controlled narcotics safe that makes this vehicle the ultimate paramedic's tool to get the job done.

New Engine One

Enter the new hotness!

Shortly after the arrival of two monster medic units, the WVFC has now taken delivery of twin pumpers. The pumpers are on a Pierce Dash Chassis equipped with 2,000 gpm Hale pump, 80 gallons of foam and 750 gallons of water. Powered by Detroit Diesel 60 Series powerplant and an Allison Transmission these pumpers have some of the latest innovations in the fire service. The pumpers are identical with with exception of lettering. Photos

 

Ambulance 1-2

Monsters Spotted in Warrenton

Warrenton Fire is proud to announce its recent addition of two International 4300 "Monster Medics" to its emergency vehicle fleet.

With the addition of these units we are hoping to reduce the downtime and increase the amount of serviceable life that can be gained from having a so called "Monster Medic". Monster Medics are ambulances that are built onto a true truck chassis and therefore are made to endure the harsh treatment of daily heavy duty operations, so getting an ambulance that uses this technology has proven itself to be very reliable in the long term.

The addition of those two ambulance caused the removal of our old ambulances from 1999 and placed our 2003 and 2004 units as secondary and backup units respectively.Both ambulances have been given the green light and are currently serving our community.