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At approximately 1:47 p.m., Hampton Public Safety Communications received a report of a condominium balcony fire in the ...
06/10/2026

At approximately 1:47 p.m., Hampton Public Safety Communications received a report of a condominium balcony fire in the 100 block of Watermark Way. Subsequent calls indicated visible flames on the balcony spreading across the residence. En route to the scene, Hampton Division of Fire & Rescue personnel observed significant fire activity from a distance. Upon arrival, they found a two-story condominium with visible smoke and flames, prompting the designation of a working incident. Given the residential structure type and weather forecast, a second alarm was activated to summon additional resources and personnel. Following thorough searches of the premises, crews initiated an aggressive fire attack, successfully knocking down the fire by approximately 1:54 p.m. and bringing it under control at around 2:33 p.m.

At 7:20 a.m., the Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at the Eagle Harbor Apartm...
06/09/2026

At 7:20 a.m., the Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at the Eagle Harbor Apartments. Upon arrival, crews observed smoke emanating from the building and discovered a fire on a first-floor balcony. Despite aggressive firefighting efforts, the fire rapidly extended into the attic space and spread throughout the length of the apartment building. A large-scale response was initiated, mobilizing firefighters and emergency personnel from the Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department, Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue, Suffolk Fire & Rescue, Smithfield Volunteer Fire Department, and Newport News Fire Department. Firefighters worked diligently to contain the rapidly advancing fire and protect surrounding structures. The fire was declared under control at approximately 8:45 a.m. Twelve apartment units were impacted by the fire, affecting more than 30 residents.

06/03/2026

Alright, so in about a year my family and I will be moving to Newport News and my goal is to start covering Newport News and Hampton Fire in addition to my little bit of coverage. My biggest concern or challenge is learning the districts and their First Due areas. I can’t find a map that shows stations with districts; if there’s anyone out there that has a coverage map of Newport News Fire and Hampton Fire and willing to share it, I would greatly appreciate it so I can learn more.

Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke emanating from the building and initiated an aggressive interior atta...
06/03/2026

Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke emanating from the building and initiated an aggressive interior attack utilizing multiple handlines. Vertical ventilation operations were conducted to control fire spread and enhance interior conditions. As fire conditions intensified and the fire became well advanced, crews were withdrawn from the structure and operations transitioned to a defensive attack. Following the knockdown of the bulk of the fire, firefighters re-entered the building to extinguish remaining hotspots and commence overhaul operations. Firefighters conducted searches for two pets believed to be inside the structure, unfortunately, one pet succumbed to the fire.

On Saturday morning at approximately 7:47am, James city crews responded to a reported structure fire in the FirstDue are...
05/31/2026

On Saturday morning at approximately 7:47am, James city crews responded to a reported structure fire in the FirstDue area of Station 3. The caller indicated that a shed located at the rear of a residential property was ablaze and that the fire was spreading to the adjacent wooded area. Upon arrival, EMS 1 arrived to observed a fully involved shed with a significant exposure risk to the nearby home. Engine 31 was the first engine to arrive on scene and promptly deployed two handlines to combat the fire, facilitated by the proximity of a hydrant allowing for immediate water supply.

Stopped by Smithfield Vol. Fire Department to see how the crews were doing yesterday. While walking around, I was inspir...
05/30/2026

Stopped by Smithfield Vol. Fire Department to see how the crews were doing yesterday. While walking around, I was inspired by the many unique helmet shields that have played a crucial role in countless heroic moments and rigorous training exercises. If these shields could share their stories, I’m sure we’d be amazed by their bravery and resilience.

At approximately 5:48 pm, the Williamsburg Fire Department received notification of a residential structure fire within ...
05/28/2026

At approximately 5:48 pm, the Williamsburg Fire Department received notification of a residential structure fire within their primary response area. En route, additional callers reported visible heavy gray smoke emanating from the garage area accompanied by loud cracking sounds. Upon arrival, Battalion 10 observed smoke extruding from the garage, prompting Engine 10, the first-in engine, to deploy two handheld hoses to the garage door. Engine 31 from James City established a water supply connection and assisted Engine 10. Fire crews conducted two thorough searches, both yielding negative results for occupants.

*Update: The Individual has been recovered* Earlier today, James City crews in District 1 responded to a water rescue al...
05/23/2026

*Update: The Individual has been recovered*

Earlier today, James City crews in District 1 responded to a water rescue alert at the Diascund Reservoir, situated within District 1’s FirstDue area. En route, they were informed that one person was in distress, in the water, and that their boat had capsized. Upon arrival, crews were unable to locate the distressed individual and promptly deployed personnel into the water while requesting additional resources. New Kent Fire, Camp Perry, Williamsburg Fire, James City Police, and other agencies provided assistance.

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