Our apparatus fleet reflects the diverse needs of the community we serve. From emergency medical response to fire suppression and rescue operations, each vehicle is thoughtfully equipped to support our volunteers and respond safely and effectively across Round Hill and the surrounding area. Together, our apparatus allow us to protect lives, property, and our community whenever the call comes in.

Coming Soon – New Ambulance

Coming soon: This 2025 Horton ambulance will be placed in service, bringing expanded space and modern equipment that help keep our crews safer while delivering high-quality patient care.

Ambulance

This ambulance has served our community reliably for many years, supporting countless calls with dependable equipment and the dedication of our volunteer crews.

EMS Utility Vehicle (UTV)

This EMS utility vehicle allows our crews to provide medical care at community events, in open fields, on trails, and during horse races, as well as in other remote or hard-to-reach areas where ambulances cannot easily access.

Brush Truck

This brush truck is designed to access rural areas and difficult terrain, allowing our crews to respond quickly to brush and wildland fires throughout our service area.

Coming Soon – Brush Utility Vehicle (UTV)

Coming soon: This Brush UTV is built for off-road response and allows crews to quickly access fields, trails, and wooded areas to address brush fires and support operations in hard-to-reach locations. It is also equipped with a plow for winter operations.

Utility Vehicles

These utility vehicles support a wide range of operations, including non-transport EMS and fire responses, chaplain response throughout the county, and administrative needs. One unit is also equipped with a plow to assist with winter operations, helping keep our crews and community supported year-round.

Trailers

These trailers allow our UTVs to be transported quickly and safely to incidents, events, and training locations, ensuring off-road resources are available wherever they are needed.

These vehicles were made possible through the generous fundraising efforts of our community. From community events and donations to ongoing local support, every dollar raised directly helps equip our volunteers with the tools they need to respond safely and effectively. Every dollar donated helps us help you.

Career Apparatus

In addition to our volunteer response, the Round Hill station is staffed 24/7 by career personnel from Loudoun County Fire and Rescue. These career crews operate county-owned apparatus assigned to the station, including an ambulance, engine, and tanker, ensuring continuous emergency coverage for our community.