Vehicle Accident for Monday Volunteers
While at Station 18 training a new recruit Tower 611 was alerted along with Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad Medic 625 for a vehicle collision. The 911 caller wasn't there but reported hearing the sounds of the crash from their nearby home. Upon arrival the Tower crew blocked traffic, secured the vehicles, stopped the flow of liquids, and cleaned up debris to open up as much of the roadway as possible while still keeping all those involved and responding safe. Medic 625 evaluated all occupants and returned to service after determining no medical care was needed. This is a testament to the ability of modern vehicle engineering, airbags, seat belts, and other safety systems to keep occupants safer during an incident. The scene was turned over to Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.
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Today we pause to honor those who have served in the United Stated Armed Forces. The SVFC and many of the area fire and rescue organizations are a place where many veterans have found an additional purpose, and we are so grateful for their service to our communities. Thank you to all veterans for your commitment and your sacrifices in service to our country!
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Incident Alert: Units are currently working a significant incident on Meadowland Road in the Sugarland Community. Please avoid the area.
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