County fire departments and fire districts provide emergency response and fire prevention services across incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county, often coordinating with municipal departments and volunteer companies for large-scale incidents. There are 25 Fire Departments locations in Virginia Beach County, Virginia.
County residents in unincorporated areas should know which fire district covers their property, as coverage areas and services can vary between municipal fire departments and county fire districts.
List of Virginia Beach County, Virginia Fire Departments
City Of Virginia Beach Fire Department
Oceana Naval Air Station - Dam Neck Fire Department-Dod
Ocean Park Rescue Squad
Fort Story Fire And Emergency Services-Dod
Oceana Naval Air Station - Fire Department-Dod
Stuart Fire Department
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 1 - First Landing
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 13 - Blackwater
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 19 - Stumpy Lake
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 10 - Woodstock
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 12 -Seatack
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 11 - Beach Borough
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 17 - Sandbridge
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 18 - Green Run
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 16 - Plaza
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 2 - Davis Corner
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 20 - Littleneck
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 21 - General Booth
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 3 - London Bridge
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 5 - Princess Anne
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 7 - Thalia
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 6 - Creeds
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 9 - Kempsville
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 4 - Chesapeake Beach
Virginia Beach Fire Department Station 8 - Oceana
Residents of Virginia Beach County can contact their local fire station for burn permit requirements, commercial inspection scheduling, and fire prevention resources. During periods of high fire danger, check the county fire department website for any active burn bans before conducting any outdoor burning.