Louisa County Department of Fire/EMS

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The Louisa County Department of Fire and EMS is a combination Career/Volunteer Department consisting of 80 full and part-time career, 200 volunteer personnel staffing
8 fire stations 3 rescue stations. The Louisa County Department of fire and EMS is a combination department that services a population of 35,000 citizens within 514 square
miles of rural central Virginia. The Department is composed of 65 full and part time career personnel and 200+ voluntters that staff
seven (7) fire stations and five (5) rescue stations answering over 5000 ems calls and 2000 fire calls annually.

09/12/2026

We Climb Because They Climbed. 🇺🇸

Members of Local 4779 participated in the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, hosted by Albemarle County Fire Rescue and the Charlottesville Fire Department at John Paul Jones Arena.

Together, we climbed 110 floors in honor and remembrance of the firefighters, first responders, and all those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

Twenty-five years later, we remember their courage, their sacrifice, and the lives that were forever changed that day.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

🚑👏 Outstanding Stroke Care RecognizedCongratulations to Firefighter/Paramedic Nick Harvey and Firefighter/EMT Sean C**n,...
09/12/2026

🚑👏 Outstanding Stroke Care Recognized

Congratulations to Firefighter/Paramedic Nick Harvey and Firefighter/EMT Sean C**n, who were presented with a BEFAST Award from Mary Washington Hospital during their recent IMPACT Trauma Conference.

The award recognized their care of a stroke patient from the Lake Anna area on July 29. The fire engine from Station 8 (New Bridge) and an ambulance from Station 1 (Louisa) responded to the call. Engine 8 arrived first, and the crew quickly recognized signs of a stroke and radioed that information to the Medic 1 crew so they could begin preparing before they even reached the scene.

Once the ambulance arrived, the patient was rapidly assessed, packaged, and transported to Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, alerting the hospital of the suspected stroke.

That rapid recognition, care, and transport, along with the early prehospital stroke alert, made a tremendous difference. The hospital stroke team met the crew in the ER, and in less than 20 minutes the patient had been evaluated, received a CT scan, and was administered medication designed to dissolve clots in stroke patients, providing this patient with the best outcome possible.

This call is a great example of how strong teamwork between our crews, early recognition of a time-critical emergency, and decisive EMS care impact patient outcomes every day. It also reflects the skill, professionalism, and dedication our providers bring to every call.

Congratulations, Nick and Sean, on this well-deserved recognition!

Mary Washington Healthcare

09/11/2026
09/11/2026
We had a great first night meeting our 2026 Citizen Academy Class and telling them all about Louisa County Fire & EMS!It...
09/11/2026

We had a great first night meeting our 2026 Citizen Academy Class and telling them all about Louisa County Fire & EMS!

It's not too late to jump into this years class! Reach out for more information!

09/10/2026

Capping night one of our citizens academy off with the hose roll race against 1A! Let's see who takes the win!

Our citizens academy starts this Thursday and it's not to late to get in on the fun! Check out what one of last year's g...
09/09/2026

Our citizens academy starts this Thursday and it's not to late to get in on the fun! Check out what one of last year's graduates, has to say about it!

Thanks Jaime, we're excited to watch you grow in your new fire/ems experience!

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With the next round of the Citizens Academy starting, I wanted to reach out and say thank you for doing these. There's always options for younger people to get a hands on look into Fire/EMS, but there tend to be very few ways for an adult to be able to do it. This was a great way to get an idea of the world of Fire/EMS and a stepping stone to volunteering or even picking it as a career. Definitely helped me not feel absolutely lost and clueless when I started volunteering and taking classes. One year after your Citizens Academy and I've finished my EMT class and just finished up Firefighter 1.

Thanks again,
Jaime Spedden



What's this Louisa F.I.R.E. Citizens Academy Program all about?2026 F.I.R.E. Citizens Academy Kicks off this Thursday, S...
09/07/2026

What's this Louisa F.I.R.E. Citizens Academy Program all about?

2026 F.I.R.E. Citizens Academy Kicks off this Thursday, September 10th.
This course will allow citizens to learn more about our department and the vital services we provide to the Louisa County community.

The mission of the academy is to strengthen the relationship between the Louisa County Department of Fire/EMS and the community by offering an inside look at our operations, capabilities, and daily responsibilities.

This 7-week program combines engaging classroom instruction with hands-on training. Held Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., along with one Saturday session, the academy offers participants a unique opportunity to experience the challenges and rewards of fire and emergency medical services.

Led by seasoned instructors, participants gain firsthand knowledge of fire suppression techniques, emergency medical response, rescue operations, and more. Attendees are encouraged to take part in practical demonstrations, making the learning experience interactive and impactful.
In addition to learning about department operations, participants will also acquire basic first aid skills—valuable knowledge they can carry with them for a lifetime.

Interested in joining us?

Message us here on facebook or
Call/Text BC Sampson at 540.894.3077 for more information!

Attached are some photos from last years course!

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We hope everyone is having a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!🛟🛟This family caught the crew of Boat-8 and got a first-ha...
09/06/2026

We hope everyone is having a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!🛟🛟

This family caught the crew of Boat-8 and got a first-hand look at the new vessel.

Look's like some future Boat Captain's to us! 🛥🛥🛥

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105 Woolfolk Avenue
Louisa, VA
23093

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