We proudly serves the following Communties:  Ashburn Village, Ashburn, Ashby Ponds, Broad Run Farms, Cascades, Countryside, Dulles,  Dulles Towncenter, Falcon's Landing, Great Falls, Loudoun One, Lowes Island, Kincora, Oak Grove, Potomac Falls, Sterling, Sterling Park, and Sugarland Run

Sterling Rescue's Primary Response area is approximaely 19.4 sq miles in Eastern Loudoun County,  our first due area is bordered by the Potomac River,  Fairfax County, the Town of Herndon and Dulles International Airport.  We serve a population of approximately 80,000 people

Station 15- Sterling Park

104 Commerce St.
Sterling, VA 20164
703-430-1780

Founded in 1964, the Sterling Volunteer Rescue Squad originally was housed in a new house along N. Sterling Blvd,  which also was where the first Library in Sterling was located.  The garage in the building orginially could house two of its vehilces.  In the late 1960's the Rescue Squad purcahsed a heavy rescue truck,  housing the vehicle on site was difficult,  so the Heavy Rescue was parked inside one of the service bays in the Shell gas station at the corner of Commerce St and E. Holly Ave.  At the same time  newly formed fire company was located in an old dairy barn on W. Holly Ave.  

It bacame clear by the end of the decade, that both companies were running out of space and was in need of a new faciliy.  Both departments joined forces and constructed the existing station locaed at 104 Comerce St.   The station was orginially a single floor station and was built in 1971.  As the department's grew and servce demands increased,  the station went under a 2 million dollar renovation and expansion in 1989  which added the second floor and expnaded the storage area. 

The station is staffed 24 hours a day by all volunteers

Units assigned to the station:    A/M 615, A/M615B, A/M 615C,  Boat 615, Utility 615, Task Force Support Trailer, and the Patient Support Trailer

Station 25 - Cascade

46700 Middlefield Dr.
Sterling, VA 20165
703-430-2539

In the 1990's  Eastern Loudoun County was experiencing an explosive growth in development, resulting growth of traffic, residences, population and call volume.  All this was going to impact the organizations ability to provide service so the leadership of Steling Rescue started to work with the developers to secure a piece of land to build a new station.  Prior to this,  a sub-staiton was built in the Sugarland Community in the mid 1980's to house some equipment that volunteers could respond to calls from home.  This was merely holding us over to a new and more modern facility could be constructed.  The station went in-service on December 24, 1997.   Today,  this station serves as our department's corporate headquarters. 

The station is staffed 24 hours a day by all volunteers

Units assigned to the station:    A/M 625, A/M625B, A/M 625C,  Tech Rescue Support Unit 625, Boat 625, Jetski 625, Duty 615, Car 25 and Utility 625,

Station 35- Kincora

21130 Pacific Blvd.
Sterling, VA 20166
571-258-3724

The newest of our station is the station built near the intersection of Glouchester Parkway and Pacific Blvd.  The station was public/provate partnership wiht the developer and Loudoun County.  The Station was opened in Novermber 2013 as a joint venture with the county and the volunteers.  The county provides staffing in the daytime 6am to 6pm and the volunteers staff the station  in the evening and weekends. 

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Units assigned to the station:    A/M 635, A/M635B, Rescue Squad 635,  Mass Casuality Support Unit 635, and Utility 635

Sugarland Run Substation

The Sugarland Run Substation, at 81 N. Sugarland Run Drive, was built in 1984 to house both units from Sterling Fire and Sterling Rescue.  The outcry for a substation occured following a major house fire wihtin the commuity.  Prior to the fire,  members of Sterling Rescue who lived in the Sugarland Community  would take turns parking an ambulance in their driveway to be a first responder to calls in the communities north of Rt. 7.  In the early 1990's with the call volume increasing in the communites north of Rt 7 and delays with the construction of a new facility in the Cascade's community,  the bay area was modified to accommodate bunkrooms,  so that the station could be staffed around the clock.

Today, the building is used by the Sheriff's Office as part of their Community Policing program and houses our department's Special Events Team  (Bikes and ATV), along much needed storage.