Firefighter fatalities reported by the U.S. Fire Administration in 2022: 64
Full reports: Firefighter LODD Report
Open Burning is Prohibited, May 1 to September 30
On a year round basis, open burning is always prohibited in the town limits of Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville, Round Hill, and subdivisions ("urban or built up areas") throughout the County and in the Town of Leesburg. Similarly, open burning is prohibited countywide (towns included) during the period of May 1 through September 30 of each year.
- Campfires, no larger than three feet in diameter by two feet in height and used for cooking purposes, are EXEMPT from these prohibitions, provided they are no closer than 50 feet from a structure.
- Portable fire pits and chimneas ARE ALLOWED and are not considered open burning if operated within manufacturer's specifications.
Ambulance 612 (A612)
2014 Ford F-450
Type II Marque ambulance.
Ambulance 612-2 (A612-2)
1010 Ford F-450
A type 2 ambulance with a Horton Box on top of a 4x4 F-450 chassis.
Brush 612 (BR612)
2011 Ford F-350
A 2011 Ford F-350 with custom flat bed and boxes. We reused a number of items off of the old Jeep (Elizabeth) including the tank, pump, hose, etc.
For more details: BR612
Car 612
2002 Ford Explorer
Car 612 is a 2002 Ford Explorer that was our former Paramedic chase vehicle. Car 612 Is equipped to carry 5 people and a minimal amount of equipment. It can serve as a vehicle to run company errands, transport members to the training academy or other related training or classes, and can also act as a response vehicle for Chief Officers of the company.
Tanker 612 (K612)
2013 Peirce/Mack
In 2013 the previous International Chassis County Tanker was replaced with a new Loudoun County Tanker that was custom built for Lovettsville Volunteer fire and rescue. The previous Tanker will remain in service as the county's reserve Tanker 680.
For more details: K612
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