Townhouse Fire for Monday Volunteers
Just after the start of their Saturday shift the Monday Crew volunteers on Engine 618 were dispatched for a reported town house fire in Countryside. Units from Loudoun County Fire and Rescue, Ashburn Volunteer Fire Rescue Department - AVFRD, and Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad also responded. Engine 624, Squad 635, and Battalion Chief 601 from Kincora arrived first, with Engine 618 arriving just behind them. Engine 624 found a deck on fire and began extinguishing that. Squad 635 searched the interior to ensure all occupants were out. Engine 618 secured a water supply for Engine 624 and advanced a hose line inside in case fire had worked its way inside. Tower 611 from Sterling Park checked neighboring units to make sure the fire hadn't spread, and helped remove siding to ensure there was no hidden fire. (The last photo is foam, used by Engine 624, that our photographer thought looked like a snowball.)
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This is really scary… I live right here where this truck is parked and I didn’t hear or notice this… wow…. How scary
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We appreciate Sterling Volunteer Fire Company’s support at the parade.