The Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company’s primary service area encompasses 44 square miles of Loudoun County, Virginia, the second fastest growing county in the United States. Within our area is Leesburg, Virginia, the second most populous town in Virginia. Covering roughly 12 square miles, Leesburg is home to over 44,400 people and it serves as the county seat for Loudoun. The town is also home to the Leesburg Executive Airport, a busy facility that boasts a single 5,500-foot runway. With our area’s explosive growth has come a tremendous increase in the need for service from the fire department. To meet the needs of the community, the Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company operates two stations that house 2 pumpers, 1 tanker, 1 brush unit, 2 ladder trucks, 2 command vehicles, 1 utility vehicle, and a “canteen”.
Locations
Station 20
Located at 61 Plaza Street, N. E. This station opened in March, 1998. With its modern kitchen, locker room, and sleeping facilities, Station 20 is used by both day and night duty crews as the primary base of fire company operations.
Station 20 houses:
- Engine 620
- Truck 620
- Rescue 620
- Command 620
- Utility 601
- Boat 620
Station 1
Located at 215 Loudoun Street, S. W. This station was originally built in 1964, and has been renovated and expanded several times.
Station 1 houses:
- Engine 601
- “The Antique” (1929 Seagrave)
- Brush 601
- Command 601
- Tanker 601
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