The SVFC was proud to join our region partners in the emergency response and public safety operation supporting the Leesburg Airshow! We hope you enjoyed the show! We extend a big thank you to the many people who worked to make the event possible and keep everyone safe! Great job all!
We were stationed on the south side of the runway, within the acrobatic zone, helping to provide coverage for any aircraft emergency, in conjunction with overall support from Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company, Loudoun County Volunteer Rescue Squad, Hamilton Volunteer Rescue Squad, Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company, Ashburn Volunteer Fire Rescue Department - AVFRD, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue, and MWAA Fire & Rescue.
More photos at sterlingfire.smugmug.com/2026/Events/Leesburg-Air-Show
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Some SVFC Volunteers spent Saturday in Leesburg with Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company helping keep everybody at the Leesburg Airshow safe. ... See MoreSee Less
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While the Thursday Volunteers were on their Saturday rotation Engine 618 was dispatched along with Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue, and Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department for a reported house fire in Sugarland. Fortunately the issue was a sparking outlet, mitigated by securing the breaker and calling an electrician. Additionally, it provided a good training opportunity for an up and coming Engine driver to learn that hydrants aren't always where you'd like them to be. It also prompted us to remind drivers that it is illegal in Virginia to drive over fire hose. Please help us keep our equipment in good shape so we're always ready to protect you and your loved ones.
§ 46.2-922. Driving over fire hose.
It shall be unlawful, without the consent of the fire department official in command, for the driver of any vehicle to drive over any unprotected hose of a fire department laid down for use at any fire or alarm of fire.
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Here comes October, Fire Prevention Month, and Open Houses at your local fire stations, including our Open House on October 10! ... See MoreSee Less
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