Ashburn Vol. Fire Station 22

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Ashburn Vol. Fire Station 22 The County Safety Officer is also quartered in Fire Station 22.

Lansdowne Fire Station 22 is staffed by Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department () firefighters, medics and EMTs every night and by Loudoun County Fire and Rescue career firefighters and medics during the day. Fire Station 22 is owned by Loudoun County and is staffed by Loudoun County Fire and Rescue career firefighters and medics during the day and by Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department (AVFRD) firefighters, medics and EMTs every night. The station houses one engine company (E622 / E622B), and an ALS medic or BLS ambulance company (M622 / M622B or A622 / A622B).

Join us at Chipotle and support the Ashburn Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department! A portion (25%) of every purchase will b...
03/11/2026

Join us at Chipotle and support the Ashburn Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department! A portion (25%) of every purchase will be donated back to the department to support the firefighters and EMTs who serve our community. Please show the event flyer when you order so your purchase counts toward the fundraiser. Bring your friends, grab dinner, and help support your local volunteers.

When you spring forward, take a minute to check your smoke detectors. A quick test and fresh batteries can save lives. W...
03/07/2026

When you spring forward, take a minute to check your smoke detectors. A quick test and fresh batteries can save lives. Working alarms give you the early warning you need to get out safely if a fire starts. It takes less than a minute, but it can make all the difference.










The Ashburn Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department (AVFRD) is looking for a hands-on volunteer with experience in mechanical...
03/02/2026

The Ashburn Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department (AVFRD) is looking for a hands-on volunteer with experience in mechanical, industrial, or electrical systems to support our Facilities Team at Station 6. This role is centered on repairs, preventive maintenance, and ongoing improvements to the building systems and infrastructure that keep our emergency operations running smoothly.

This is a great opportunity for a retiree who wants to stay active and give back in a meaningful way. If you’re interested, please complete our Volunteer Interest Form at https://ashburnfirerescue.org/volunteer-interest-form/, and a member of our team will follow up with you.







Before the early 1990s, Ashburn operated solely as a fire station. Thanks to the dedication and vision of five volunteer...
02/17/2026

Before the early 1990s, Ashburn operated solely as a fire station. Thanks to the dedication and vision of five volunteers from Ashburn, Sterling, and Hamilton, the EMS program was established and began serving the community.

At the Annual AVFRD Awards Banquet on February 7, we recognized Assistant Chief Dawn Kilpatrick, Chief Melvin Byrne, Robin Davis, Jim Burke, and Randy Breton. Dawn is no longer with us, but was honored for her lasting impact. Melvin, Robin, and Jim were present, and Trudy attended to accept the award on behalf of her husband, Randy.

To learn more about how the EMS program began at Ashburn, click the link below:

https://ow.ly/INY350YfXQv

Join us for AVFRD’s Annual Chilly Days Chili Fundraiser on March 7, 2026, from Noon–4 PM at Lost Rhino Brewing Co. in As...
02/16/2026

Join us for AVFRD’s Annual Chilly Days Chili Fundraiser on March 7, 2026, from Noon–4 PM at Lost Rhino Brewing Co. in Ashburn.

We are grateful for the incredible community support that makes this event possible each year. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Learn more on our website:
https://ow.ly/6hzf50YfXMN












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19485 Sandridge Way
Leesburg, VA
20176

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+15712583722

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