Operation Santa: One Loudoun
Tonight, Friday Dec 12th, Santa will leave the North Pole at 6pm and soon after try to visit Ashby Ponds, Stonegate, Killawog Terrace, Potomac Green, One Loudoun, Central Park (One Loudoun), University Heights, and Kincora.
Proposed route:
www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1FsEO03hiPVBI3vgvpJUqxhzbuRM__LQ
The link for tracking Santa during each event will be www.glympse.com/!SterlingSanta
You do not need to install the app, just open this link in a web browser.
Details can be found at sterlingfire.org/santa including links to proposed routes, coverage areas, and the full schedule
Follow the Facebook Event for today at: www.facebook.com/share/17s7tYpFCC/
Be sure to click “Interested” or “Going” so you can get notified of any changes, and be sure to invite your friends and neighbors!
We will make every attempt to follow the route shown, however, we may have to make last minute unannounced deviations to the route based on time, accessibility, etc.
Thank you for coming by last night!
We appreciate you all bringing the magic to life in our community! Thank you all!
Thanks for all you guys do!!! This is one of our favorite holiday traditions! Will the Grinch make an appearance tonight? 👀
Having trouble getting the real time info for tonight on Glympse
Santa and The Grinch, thanks for visiting Potomac Green!
Thank you! Even as an adult it is fun!
Thank you for visiting University Center!!
Got it. Tracked them and caught them in PG. Thank you for this moment of joy. Hope many of our neighbors popped out to see you, wave and say thank you. You do so much for us. Merry Christmas.
This video shows how important it is to properly care for a live tree, and why lights must be checked for signs of wear.
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Operation Santa: Sterling South
Tonight, Thursday, Dec 11th, Santa will leave the North Pole at 6pm and soon after try to visit Forest Ridge, Parkside at Dulles, Autumn Oaks, Grovewood, Hallcrest, Oak Grove Rd, Rockhill Center Estates, Sterling Park “South” of W Holly Ave and “West” of Sterling Blvd, Newberry, Chase Heritage, Trailside, Old Sterling Gable, Dominion Trail, Dominion View, and Foxlee.
Proposed route:
www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=11SJw-VJ2t3uqYj3nKpdCASXzNs08CKg
The link for tracking Santa during each event will be www.glympse.com/!SterlingSanta
You do not need to install the app, just open this link in a web browser.
Details can be found at sterlingfire.org/santa including links to proposed routes, coverage areas, and the full schedule.
Follow the Facebook Event for today at: www.facebook.com/share/1C8wzjwjFm/
Be sure to click “Interested” or “Going” so you can get notified of any changes, and be sure to invite your friends and neighbors!
We will make every attempt to follow the route shown, however, we may have to make last minute unannounced deviations to the route based on time, accessibility, etc.
Can’t wait!
Loved it!
😢missed it...💔
An important reminder as the cold weather sets in.
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On Sunday night Engine 618 was dispatched, along with Advance Ambulance 625B and Ambulance 635B from Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad, and Engine 624 from Loudoun County Fire and Rescue, for a reported vehicle accident in the area of Potomac View Road and Leesburg Pike. While units were responding, the call was upgraded to an auto accident with entrapment. Advanced Life Support 625, already in the area, arrived on scene and confirmed no entrapment. Engine 618 arrived on scene with AA625B, positioned to block traffic, provided additional traffic control and lighting, along with securing vehicles and cleaning fluids. Other units were placed in service prior to their arrival. Leesburg Pike eastbound was completely shut down, along with Potomac View Road.
Shortly after releasing AA625B, one lane of Leesburg Pike was opened. While units were still operating in cooperation with Loudoun County Sheriff's Officeffice on the accident scene, a vehicle traveling eastbound struck a parked LCSO cruiser providing traffic control. Care was immediately rendered to those requiring it, and additional units were requested. Engine 618 remained on scene providing traffic control and lighting while investigations continued. Engine 618 was released after tow trucks and LCSO left the scene.
This is the reason we block traffic with our vehicles whenever possible, to protect our members and those on scene with us.
My friend discovered this incident while he was on his way home and managed to record it and send it to me, and I shared it on my profile.
This intersection is so dangerous.
Prayers for all involved
People just need to slow their butts down Speed limit is not 60mph or over Plus emergency lights flashing means slow down and move over How hard is that to understand
 This is the norm nowadays. On their Phones phone phones.
I thought the enforcement supposed to crack down on the phones no way
Thank you.
The roads are full of idiots.
People need to slow down and pay attn—-
Drunk? Stoned? Stupid?
Thank you so much for your work! Block all you need!
I always worry about people that hold up traffic to goggle at an accident, creating another accident. Thank you for all you do to help us be safe.