The Stonewall Jackson Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, based just north of Manassas, VA, has proudly served the citizens of Prince William County since April 1971. The department is dedicated to the preservation of life and property through education, quality emergency medical care, and effective fire suppression and hazard mitigation.

RV proximity relative to other exposures.

Multiple RVs Require Commercial and HAZMAT Assignment APRIL 26 - At 2230, Units from Stonewall, Manassas City, and Evergreen were dispatched to Box 1123, for a reported truck fire at 10850 Balls Ford Road. Callers reported two large recreational vehicles on fire at the rear of an RV dealership. While responding, units were advised that callers were reporting one mobile home had exploded. E511B requested a third engine due to a long split lay required to reach ... (Full Story & Photos)

Early morning rollover APRIL 20 - On Saturday April 19 at 0734 hrs, Company 11 units were dispatched to an ALS auto accident at the on ramp to I-66 westbound from the Prince William County parkway. Additional information indicated that the occupant may have been ejected. Medic 511 was first on scene with a single occupant/patient. A helicopter was requested for medevac due to the mechanism of injury (violence of the impact and ... (Full Story & Photos)

One vehicle overturned with ejection

Vehicle Fire on the Interstate APRIL 18 - At 0146hrs on the morning of April 12th Engine 511 was dispatched for a vehicle fire on westbound I-66 at exit 47. Engine 511 arrived on scene to find a new Ford F-150 with a fire in the bed of the truck moving forward into the cab. Initial report from the state troopers already on scene was that there was a butane torch along with photographic and plumbing equipment in the bed. Blue flames were ... (Full Story & Photos)

Stonewall Crew at the junkyard during VEHEXT 08

SJVFD Members Attend CARS VEHEXT 08 APRIL 10 - Recently, 5 members of the Stonewall Jackson team were able to participate in a one of a kind vehicle extrication class hosted at the Charlottesville-Albermarle Rescue Squad. Members sat through 12 hours of classroom instruction and undertook 2 days of rigorous practical evolutions concerning vehicle extrication. The final test at the end of the weekend is the "collassal car crash" situation where ... (Full Story & Photos)

Access hole at stairs landing

Tuesday Night Crew Catches Hard to Reach Fire MARCH 26 - At 0004 hours, Box Alarm 1139 was dispatched for a townhouse fire. Additional information stated that there was fire reported underneath a house. A511B marked on scene with smoke conditions and a glow emitting from the crawl space. An all clear was given to A511B's crew by the resident as well as exposures on side B and D. E511 marked on scene, pulled the initial attack line, and prepared for extinguishment. ... (Full Story & Photos)

I-66 Rollover Auto Accident MARCH 22 - On Saturday evening March 22nd units from Station 11 were dispatched to a reported auto accident with entrapment on Interstate 66. Initial reports indicated the accident was westbound just past the exit for 234-Business. While units were responding, E511's officer reported that the accident was going to be just prior to the exit for 234-Business, forcing responding units to first proceed eastbound ... (Full Story & Photos)