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We are very grateful for the outpouring of support over the past month. The honor and love shown for Trevor and his family has been special. We continue to keep our recovering firefighters in our thoughts.Much of the work we do is to provide for our local first responders in need, without recognition or fanfare. Many times, when we present support checks there are no photos taken, so that those who need our help can receive it anonymously, and continue on with their life, with the hopes that we helped to ease a burden in some small way.
However, this morning we had the opportunity to present a check to Ms. Laura Brown, wife of firefighter Trevor Brown, which we could not have done without the tremendous outpouring of support from this amazing community. This photo is published with her permission as a way to say thank you to all of you who helped support her and their family during this unimaginable incident which has forever changed their lives. On behalf of the Loudoun First Responders Foundation, we thank everyone who donated to Trevor Brown’s family.
Even though we were able to provide some support to the Brown family, please know there is still more work to be done for Firefighter Brian Diamond, as well as the other first responders effected on February 16, 2024. Your donations will continue to help our local heroes and their families.
Loudoun County Fire and Rescue
Purcellville Police Department
Loudoun County Sheriff's Office
Middleburg Police Department
Sterling Volunteer Fire Company
Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company
Ashburn Volunteer Fire Rescue Department - AVFRD
Chair Phyllis J. Randall
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The SVFC was honored to travel to West Virginia to say farewell to Chief Joe Martin. Rest in peace, Chief. ... See MoreSee Less
RIP Chief Joe Martin🙏🏻🚒
Rip chief!
It's mulch fire season!
As units throughout the county were busy with calls for outside fires two Sterling Volunteers saw the need and came in to staff SERV 611 (a unit that usually does not have dedicated staffing) during the day on Wednesday. Over the next four hours they were dispatched for two outside fires, and found a third as they circled the Dulles Town Center mall.
Mulch is combustible and can catch fire easily, especially when smoking materials are discarded in it. Please don't let your mulch get dry. Keep it clear from buildings, flammable items, and sources of combustion. If you see (or suspect) a mulch fire call 911, even if you think you've put it out.
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