The SVFC wishes you a safe and happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful today for our career partners with LCFR, our partners in SVRS, and our own volunteers who are protecting our communities while away from their own homes. And as ever we are thankful for the support from you, our communities.
Loudoun County Fire and Rescue
Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad
Volunteering with the Loudoun County Combined Fire and Rescue System
Have a great gobble day.
Now here is a wonderful Thanksgiving week story! But it also highlights something we hope you'll act on. Bystander CPR can save lives, just as it did here. There are many ways to learn CPR. We hope you'll take advantage of one!
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Thursday Crew Aerial Training
Thursday volunteer crew getting in some training time with Tower 611 tonight! Want to be a part of the team? Learn more at joinsterlingfire.org!
Exactly 59 years ago, at 3:30pm on Saturday, November 19, 1966, the Sterling Park Fire Department was dispatched for the first time. 13 members responded, along with the Ashburn Volunteer Fire Rescue Department - AVFRD and Herndon Company 4 (now part of Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department), for a barn fire in Sterling Park. (This is not a photo from that incident, just one of our History of SVFC pictures.)
My dad Jim Gibson was a volunteer there and my brother his son's birthday is November 19th as well thank you Sterling Volunteer Fire Company for your outstanding dedicated service to the community for years I'm proud my father served sterling fire
Looks like Al Dutton third from the right and FM O.R. Dube in black shoes