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photo by Virginia Beach FD |
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photo by Virginia Beach FD, K. Kellerhals |
photo by Traffic Dan Miller |
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Virginia Beach
is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The city has a population of approximately 448,479 people making it is the most populous city in Virginia. Located on the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, Virginia Beach is included in the Hampton Roads metropolitan area.
Help Needed If you are a firefighter in the City of Virginia Beach, we need your help to verify the station information shown below is current and correct.
If you have any information to add to this section, please email us at support@gumsnroses.com |
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photo by Virginia Beach FD, K. Kellerhals |
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Fire Stations in the City of Virginia Beach
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The Virginia Beach Fire Department - is a Public Safety Agency dedicated to protecting their communities, members, citizens and visitors to foster the feeling of safety any time, any place, through planning, mitigation, response and restoration. With 19 Fire Stations, 20 Engines, 8 Ladder Trucks, 2 Technical Rescue Trucks , 3 Fireboats, a HazMat Response Vehicle, and just under 500-dedicated, highly trained employees, the VBFD is an “All-Hazards” response agency.
They are the host agency for the FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team VA-TF2, an international emergency response team, ready to deploy to any natural or manmade disaster. The VBFD also provides Advanced Life Support medical care as an integral part of the City’s Emergency Medical Response System. With more than 100 Paramedic Firefighters they respond to more than 25,000 medical emergencies a year.
The Fire Marshal’s Office and our Life Safety Education Division support Community Risk Reduction activities for citizens and business. Their Fire Investigators are responsible for determining the cause and origin of fires. VBFD Fire Investigaters have a conviction rate three times higher than the national average.
What began as an All-Volunteer Fire Department with a budget of $2000.00 has evolved into one of the best equipped, best trained Fire Departments in the Commonwealth of Virginia, capable of responding to any emergency.
Virginia Beach firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 2924 |
Virginia Beach Fire Department |
4817 Columbus Street |
Virginia Beach |
757-385-8882 |
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Engine |
Truck |
Special Units |
Battalion |
Address |
Area |
1 |
Engine 1 |
Ladder 1 |
Fireboat, Maritime Incident Response Team |
2 |
2837 Shore Drive |
First Landing |
2 |
Engine 2 |
Tower 2 |
Battalion 2 |
2 |
4672 Haygood Road |
Davis Corner |
3 |
Engine 3 |
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Squad 3 Hazmat |
1 |
600 Central Drive |
London Bridge |
4 |
Engine 4 |
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2 |
2444 Pleasure House Road |
Chesapeake Beach |
5 |
Engine 5 |
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Brush 5, Tanker 5 |
4 |
2461 Princess Anne Road |
Princess Anne Courthouse |
6 |
Engine 6 |
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Brush 6, Tanker 6 |
4 |
595 Princess Anne Road |
Creeds |
7 |
Engine 7 |
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2 |
407 North Thalia Drive |
Thalia |
8 |
Engine 8 |
Tower 8 |
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1 |
41201 Bayne Drive |
Oceana |
9 |
Engine 9 |
Ladder 9 |
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2 |
5145 Ruritan Court |
Kempsville |
10 |
Engine 10 |
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Squad 10 Technical Rescue |
3 |
5656 Providence Road |
Woodstock |
11 |
Engine 11 |
Ladder 11 |
Battalion 1 |
1 |
800 Virginia Beach Blvd |
Beach Borough |
12 |
Engine 12 |
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1 |
949 S Birdneck Road |
Seatack |
13 |
Engine 13 |
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Brush 13 |
4 |
6009 Blackwater Road |
Blackwater |
16 |
Engine 16 |
Ladder 16 |
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3 |
3608 South Plaza Trail |
Plaza |
17 |
Engine 17 |
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4 |
305 Sandbridge Road |
Sandbridge |
18 |
Engine 18 |
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Battalion 3 |
3 |
1601 South Lynnhaven Parkway |
Green Run |
19 |
Engine 19 |
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3 |
4196 Pleasant Valley Road |
Stumpy Lake |
20 |
Engine 20 |
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3 |
885 Little Neck Road |
Little Neck |
21 |
Engine 21 |
Ladder 21 |
Battalion 4 |
4 |
1468 Nimmo Parkway |
General Booth |
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