Your Seasonal Resources from OWL

Our area rarely produces ice of the quality and thickness necessary for safe outdoor recreation; therefore, recreation on local ice is riskier than in northern climates. Ice formed during a […]

Winter is here, and with it comes the unpredictable nature of wintry precipitation, snowfall, and icy roads.  If you don’t have to go out, stay home, but if you do, […]

As the temperatures drop and fireplaces come to life in homes across our community, OWL VFD wants to remind you of the importance of fireplace safety. A cozy fire can […]

As the fall season sets in, the combination of dry mulch, fluctuating temperatures, and windy conditions increases the risk of outdoor fires. Mulch fires, in particular, pose a significant threat […]

This week, the Occoquan-Woodbridge-Lorton Volunteer Fire Department (OWL VFD) proudly introduces its newest community feature: a Little Free Library dedicated to Assistant Chief Michael Clark. Located in front of Station […]

When you’re biking on the road, did you know that you’re considered a motorist? This means you must follow the same rules of the road as other motorists. Here are […]

Whether you are outdoors for fun or work, staying protected from the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays is always important. UV light is an invisible radiation produced by the sun, tanning […]

Sharing the Road with Fire & Rescue Vehicles What to do when an emergency vehicle in response mode approaches from behind at intersections Navigating through busy intersections is dangerous for […]

Fourth of July is one of America’s most celebrated festive holidays during the year evident by the sights and sounds of fireworks being discharged or used throughout the day. Rarely […]

The Prince William County Fire and Rescue System recently responded to two townhouse fires that, according to the Prince William County (PWC) Fire Marshal’s Office, were accidental electrical fires. On […]