Remington Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department

09/06/2026

On September 6th AC-2B and Rescue 2 were dispatched to assist Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company with a motor vehicle crash with entrapment in the area of James Madison Hwy and Opal Rd. AC-2B arrived on scene to find a 2 vehicle crash, with one person entrapped in their vehicle. AC-2B established command and Rescue 2 completed extraction, with the assistance of the crew from Wagon 1. One person was transported with non-life threatening injuries.
Fauquier County Fire Rescue System

09/01/2026

The members of Re*****on Vol. Fire and Rescue is sad to announce the passing of Past Fire Chief Kevin Moore. Chief Moore was a member of the department for most of his life and was a mentor to a lot of members. Chief Moore will be laid to rest Saturday, September 12th. Please keep his family in in your thoughts.

08/26/2026

Well, Fauquier Times Readers’ Choice just made it official… even though those of us in Re*****on already knew.

A HUGE congratulations to Zach Woodward with Re*****on Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department for being voted Best EMT!

We may be a little biased, but Zach’s dedication, hard work, and commitment to taking care of our community have never gone unnoticed around here. Now everyone else knows what Re*****on already did — we’ve got one of the best!

Congratulations, Zach! So well deserved!

08/24/2026

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Life Member “Little” George Nicholson. George was a dedicated member of our department for many years and was known for his love of driving the ambulance. The viewing for George will be this Thursday at Founds and Son Funeral home from 1800-2000. Funeral services will be at 1200 on Friday, with a reception to follow at the fire house.

08/24/2026

This evening Wagon 2, Rescue 2, and Tanker 2 responded for a report of smoke in a home in the area of Knights Ct. While en-route the call was upgraded to a Structure Fire. Chief 1 arrived on scene and took command. Units operated on scene for over an hour.

Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
Fauquier County Fire Rescue System
Little Fork Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co.
New Baltimore Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company
Lois Volunteer Fire Department

08/14/2026

A long standing tradition in the volunteer fire service are the annual carnivals and parades. While we no long have our annual carnival, we love showing up to support Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department’s annual parade and carnival! Chief 2, Wagon 2, Tanker 2, and Rescue 2 not only made an appearance, but showed station pride!

08/12/2026

08/11/2026

Tonight members of the department and DFREM wished Tech II Weeks a happy retirement. Tech II Weeks was assigned to Re*****on for most of his career and had a profound impact on our members and the citizens of Fauquier County. We wish him the best in retirement and he will always have a home in Re*****on!

06/30/2026

Our NEW Re*****on Volunteer Fire & Rescue t-shirt has arrived!

Show your support for the volunteers who are always ready to answer the call.

Our newest shirt features a one-of-a-kind design honoring our department's history with the message:

"Forged by History. Protecting the Future."

Whether you're a firefighter, family member, or simply proud to support your local volunteers, this shirt is a great way to show your Re*****on pride.

We still have our original (OG) t-shirt, hooded sweatshirts, and koozies available, too!

Shop online today at:
https://remington-vol-fire-and-rescue-department-inc.square.site/?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv0&fbclid=IwVERDUASws39leHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeX62RVzXv021o2Di1ywMeyoG-5ZZ6L7dFY34G8Ia-_YUwXeJpNDrO94fmnFo_aem_vTy1iiKujxrmO-R4ZzwOnA

Every purchase directly supports the Re*****on Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department. Help support the volunteers who are there for you when you need them most.

06/19/2026

🚒 Throw-Way-Back to 1996! 🚒

A special thank you to Dawn Ashby for sharing this piece of Re*****on Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department history.

Pictured are retired RVFRD Fire Chiefs Wally Rich and Will Ashby, along with Life Member M.L. Fraz.

At the time this video was recorded, the engine was only two years old. It looked sharp, sounded great, and proudly served the citizens of Re*****on and the surrounding community. Even more impressive, this same engine continues to serve today with the Fauquier County Fire Rescue System Training Divison.

Take a moment to enjoy this glimpse into our department’s history and the members who helped build the tradition of service that continues today.

Do you recognize anyone else or have memories from this era? We’d love to hear them in the comments!

*****onVA 🚒🔥