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Please read this story. This could happen on I-64 right here in Albemarle County, especially on Afton Mountain.

When you see two or fire engines on the interstate, we purposely do this to provide a barrier between the moving vehicles and fire/ems/law enforcement/tow trucks that are working at the emergency scene. Please be alert, be cautious, and slow down. We want to go home to our families after the call.

Chief Gary Dillon
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Crozet Volunteer Fire Department

3 days ago

Getting to know YOUR Crozet VFD

Introducing Recruit Firefighter Doug Gernert

Doug has lived in western Albemarle County for over 30 years, and now resides in Crozet. Doug retired in 2016 from his full time job as CEO of totes Isotoner Corporation, and continues to serve on several corporate Boards of Directors, as well as the Board of Directors for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville. Additionally, he enjoys travel, and hiking with his dog in the mountains of Albemarle County.

Upon retirement from full time employment, he wanted to seek out new challenges, both intellectually and physically, as well as give back to the community in which he has lived and raised his children. Doug joined CVFD in November 2019, and is currently enrolled in the Firefighter 1 training class, after which his goal is to achieve Hazmat certification and begin the training process for fire apparatus operation and driving. ... See MoreSee Less

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Crozet Volunteer Fire Department

7 days ago

CHIMNEY FIRE PREVENTION

So how can you stay safe with your chimneys? Here’s a list of tips you can use:

-Have your chimney cleaned yearly
-Cut and trim all overhanging branches
-Install a screen cap on top of the chimney
-Keep the fire screen or wood stove door shut
-Let the ashes cool down
-Dispense ashes far away from your home
-Never burn trash or debris
-Only burn hardwood
-Keep stored firewood at least 30 feet way from your home
-Never leave your fire unattended
-Monitor your fire and chimney while burning

As with any home, you should always make sure your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are working properly.

If left unchecked, a chimney fire could quickly spread into your home. On top of the fire spreading quickly, the blaze can easily set fire to your home’s exterior as well. ... See MoreSee Less

2019	Calls
YTD	574
Jan	57
Feb	63
Mar	47
Apr	61
May	70
Jun	63
Jul	81
Aug	66
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