The Monday Volunteers opted for some indoor training this week. Two of our firefighters were trained to safely use the fire pole in our Sterling Park station. Students start at ground level and work their way up to the full height. Also note the wall of honor, where bricks are engraved with the names (most spelled correctly) of Gold Life members and others that contributed to both Sterling Fire and Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad. The entire brick facade is a replica of the original station, a visual reminder of our past. If this looks like fun to you, or you just want to work with people who think this is fun, please visit joinsterlingfire.org today!
Boy things sure have changed since my volunteer days when I was in high school #countryside #broadrunhighschool
Very nice! I never thought that I would ever see a fire pole in a new Station again.😎
OMG the stairs though!
Good morning!! Operation Flapjack is open for business!! Come down for a hearty breakfast in a unique setting. Fire truck tours for the kiddos (big and small).
Delicious! Thank you
This was an great breakfast. Omelets are awesome.
On Thursday morning Executive Director Brad Creasy of the Virginia Department of Fire Programs presented the SVFC with a Certificate of Recognition for our 60th anniversary. Thank you to the Sterling community, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue, and the VDFP for your continued support. If you'd like to be part of our next 60 years, be sure to visit joinsterlingfire.org today!
Congratulations, the Sterling Volunteer Fire Company really deserves this recognition.
Congratulations 👍🚒
Congratulations to all !