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Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company

5 days ago

Early Saturday morning, E602 (PVFC Crew 3) TL602 (LCFR) and K602 (LCFR) along with EMS602 and BC602 were dispatched for a structure fire in the Waterford area. Upon arrival it was determined that a vehicle was fully envolved and was not endangering any structures. E602 (PVFC Crew 3) quickly extinguished the fire, the scene was turned over to LCSO and all units returned in service. Great job by all! ... See MoreSee Less

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First fire for Malachi and Santiago.. Great Job!

Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company

6 days ago

Bring the family and come join us at Station 602/614 in Purcellville for our annual open house and help us promote fire safety and prevention month in October.

Come by to:
- Touch-a-truck
- Get a tour of our station
- Take a ride in one of our Engines
- Learn how to become a operational or associate volunteer member
- Play fun games, enjoy good and drinks, see safety demos and much much more!

For parking: you can park across the street from the station or at Loudoun Valley High School.

We hope to see you on October 14th at our station located at 500 North Maple Avenue in Purcellville (Intersection of Maple Ave / Hurst Rd) between 11am - 3pm.

For additional information about the Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company visit out our website: www.purcellvillefire.org ... See MoreSee Less

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Julia Wilson

Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company

2 weeks ago

On Friday evening, PVFC Crew 2 and PVRS found a hummingbird that would not fly with cobwebs on its head. Both crews took immediate action to get wildlife rehab advice and provided the hummingbird with sugar water to help revive it. After about 20 minutes of feeding the hummingbird, it was on its feet, and jumped up on FF Logan Knight's arm looking for more! The hummingbird was able to fly away on its on after 30 minutes. Great job by both PVFC Crew 2 and PVRS to help this little one out! ... See MoreSee Less

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Great jobs, thank you 😊

#savinglives Well done! 💜💜💜

I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS!

Excellent work y'all!

Very nice

Glad it was able to fly away. I did this with one years ago but I think it had flown into a window. Had to keep it overnight and feed like you all did until could get it to a rehabber the next day. Don't know if it made it or not but the rehabber said generally they won't make it. They have such delicate systems.

You guys are amazing💜

Awww, very cool

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Engine 602

Tower 602

Command 602 - Duty602

Utility 602B

Rescue Engine 602 (RE602)

Tanker 602 (K602)

Serv 602

Brush 602 (B602)

Jeep 602 (B602B)

Retired Apparatus

Engine 602 (retired, 1999)

Serv 602

Tower 602 (2002, retired)

Wagon 2

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