Warren County Fire and Rescue

  • Home
  • Warren County Fire and Rescue
Call Directions Website

Warren County Fire and Rescue Official page of Warren County Fire and Rescue
Integrity. Dedication. Teamwork. Service.

This is the official page of Warren County, Virginia, Department of Fire and Rescue Services. The County reserves the right to immediately remove content, including public comments, from County social media sites which meet any of the following criteria:

• The comment is obscene or uses profanity;
• The comment attacks or threatens another person;
• The comment misrepresents the source of the comment;
• The comment gives out an individual’s personal information;
• The comment promotes unlawful discrimination;
• The comment is clearly off topic;
• The comment advocates illegal activity;
• The comment includes spam or links to other sites;
• The comment promotes particular services, products or political organizations; or
• The comment infringes on copyrights or trademarks

It’s a Trunk or Treat! Come see us at the County of Warren, Government Center located at 220 North Commerce Avenue from...
30/10/2026

It’s a Trunk or Treat! Come see us at the County of Warren, Government Center located at 220 North Commerce Avenue from 6-8pm this evening! 🚑😱👻

Advocating for Our Frontline: Regional Fire Service Leaders Meet with State LawmakersAssistant Chief Maiatico recently j...
30/10/2026

Advocating for Our Frontline: Regional Fire Service Leaders Meet with State Lawmakers

Assistant Chief Maiatico recently joined fellow regional fire service leaders to meet with Virginia Delegate Delores Oates and Senator Timmy French to discuss legislative priorities for Virginia’s Fire Service and the Northern Shenandoah Valley Fire Departments.

Key topics of discussion included:

🚒 Dedicated & sustainable funding for Virginia’s Fire Service

📞 Enhanced retirement benefits for 911 dispatchers

🩺 Expanded cancer protections for Virginia firefighters

🚑 EMS billing protections to ensure sustainable local emergency response

Thank you to our state legislators for taking the time ahead of their General Assembly Session to listen to our regional needs and supporting the first responders who protect our communities every day.

Shenandoah County Dept of Fire and Rescue
Frederick County Fire and Rescue Department
Wi******er Fire and Rescue Department
Clarke County Fire Rescue
Harrisonburg Fire Department
Virginia Fire Chiefs Association, Inc.
Virginia Department of Fire Programs

🍂⏰ FALL BACK & STAY SAFE! 🧡Daylight Saving Time is here! As you set your clocks back one hour, take a few extra minutes ...
30/10/2026

🍂⏰ FALL BACK & STAY SAFE! 🧡

Daylight Saving Time is here! As you set your clocks back one hour, take a few extra minutes to make sure your home is protected.

🚨 This Sunday, remember to:
🕐 Set your clocks back 1 hour
🔥 Test your smoke alarms to make sure they are working
🔋 Replace batteries if needed
🏠 Take a moment to review your family's fire escape plan

A working smoke alarm can make all the difference — it can save lives!

Stay safe, Warren County! 🧡🚒

🎃🔥 DON’T LET A FIRE TURN HALLOWEEN INTO A NIGHTMARE! 👻Halloween should be filled with costumes, candy, and fun—not a vis...
26/10/2026

🎃🔥 DON’T LET A FIRE TURN HALLOWEEN INTO A NIGHTMARE! 👻

Halloween should be filled with costumes, candy, and fun—not a visit from the fire department! As you decorate and get ready for trick-or-treaters, take a few minutes to make sure your home is fire-safe.

🚨 Halloween Fire Safety Tips:
✔️ Test your smoke alarms and make sure they’re working.
🏠 Have a smoke alarm on every level, inside sleeping areas, and outside sleeping areas.
🔋 Replace batteries when needed.
🚫 Never remove or disable a smoke alarm because of nuisance alarms.
🕯️ Keep decorations away from candles, heaters, and other heat sources.

🎃 Need smoke alarms? Warren County Fire and Rescue provides and installs smoke alarms FREE OF CHARGE for Warren County residents.

📞 Call 540-636-3830 to learn more or request smoke alarms.

Have a spooky, fun, and SAFE Halloween! And remember—keep the monsters outside! 👻🚒🧡

Sunday Night Fire Displaces Nine - Altercation Leads to Arrest Front Royal, VA – Just before 9:30 PM Sunday night, Warre...
20/10/2026

Sunday Night Fire Displaces Nine - Altercation Leads to Arrest

Front Royal, VA – Just before 9:30 PM Sunday night, Warren County Fire and Rescue was dispatched to the 200 block of Cloud Street in Front Royal for a reported dwelling fire.

Firefighters arrived on the scene within minutes to discover a two-story townhome style duplex with visible smoke and significant fire coming from the rear of one of the units. While deploying hose lines, crews encountered multiple subjects having a physical altercation in the street and multiple subjects around the home.

Firefighters requested law enforcement assistance and immediately initiated fire suppression operations while searching both units to ensure all occupants had escaped.

Crews encountered challenging conditions due to the building’s older style construction which allowed fire to spread throughout the concealed spaces and attic system of the building. Emergency personnel operated on the scene for approximately five hours. One occupant was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. A total of nine residents from both units were displaced as a result of the fire and received assistance from the American Red Cross.

To maintain emergency response coverage throughout the incident, personnel from Fire Station 10 (North Warren) and Fire Station 3 (South Warren) were relocated to Fire Station 1 (Front Royal). These personnel provided fire and EMS coverage for the duration of the incident, ensuring continued emergency response capabilities while crews remained committed to fireground.

The Warren County Fire Marshal’s Office and the Town of Front Royal Police Department Criminal Investigations Division were on the scene to investigate the physical altercation and origin and cause of the fire incident. Two people were arrested and charged in connection with the altercation, the fire investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Warren County Fire Marshal’s Office at (540)636-3830.

Units on the Run:
Engine 1 (Front Royal)
Engine 4 (Linden)
Rescue Engine 2 (Rivermont)
Engine 8 (Fortsmouth)
Medic 5 (Shenandoah Shores)
FM 3
FM 4
Battalion Chief 1
Chief 101

Please help us in recognizing our next Responder Spotlight! Thanks for all you do!
15/10/2026

Please help us in recognizing our next Responder Spotlight! Thanks for all you do!

Fit for a King: Sharing Local Lessons on a Statewide Stage 🚒👑Assistant Fire Chief Gerry Maiatico and Assistant Fire Mars...
13/10/2026

Fit for a King: Sharing Local Lessons on a Statewide Stage 🚒👑

Assistant Fire Chief Gerry Maiatico and Assistant Fire Marshal / Captain Austin Cucciardo recently represented Warren County Fire and Rescue at the 2026 Virginia Fire Prevention Association (VFPA) Fall Training Conference in Lynchburg, Virginia.

They were honored to deliver a special presentation titled “Special Event Planning Fit for a King!”, which offered fire and life safety leaders from across the Commonwealth an inside look at the operational planning, interagency coordination, and key takeaways from the Royal Visit to the Front Royal community earlier this year.

The presentation broke down the operational planning, crowd control logistics, and rapidly evolving demands of the visit. Chief Maiatico and Captain Cucciardo emphasized how seamless communication, thorough preparation, and strong teamwork were essential to keeping the community safe throughout this high-stakes event.

We are proud to see our department’s experiences and personnel contributing to the training and readiness of emergency services statewide!

🚒 As Fire Prevention Week Comes to a Close: Every Day is Fire Safety Day! 🔥As we wrap up Fire Prevention Week, Warren Co...
10/10/2026

🚒 As Fire Prevention Week Comes to a Close: Every Day is Fire Safety Day! 🔥

As we wrap up Fire Prevention Week, Warren County Fire and Rescue Services wants to remind our entire community that fire safety doesn't end when the week does—every day is fire safety day!

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to join us at our Fire Prevention Week Kickoff event this past Saturday! Even with the damp weather, seeing our community show up to learn, engage, and connect meant the world to our crews.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to all our dedicated community partners who stood alongside us to spread critical safety education throughout Warren County. Fire prevention is a true team effort, and your support keeps our neighborhoods protected.

Quick reminders to keep your home and family safe year-round:

🔋 Test smoke alarms monthly and replace batteries at least once a year.
🚪 Practice your home escape plan so everyone knows two ways out of every room.
🧯 Keep space heaters and open flames at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn as cooler weather approaches.
🛑 Close before you doze—shutting bedroom doors at night helps slow the spread of smoke and heat.

Thank you for partnering with us to keep Front Royal and Warren County safe.

Stay safe, stay vigilant!

When charging on a plane, keep portable charging devices on the traytable. Do not charge devices in overhead compartment...
10/10/2026

When charging on a plane, keep portable charging devices on the tray
table. Do not charge devices in overhead compartments and never
charge e-cigarettes or vapes on a plane. If a battery overheats or fails,
it is important for the flight crew to be able to respond quickly. For more
info: fpw.org.

Address


Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

(540)6363830

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Warren County Fire and Rescue posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

  • Want your organization to be the top-listed government service?

Share