Lake Jackson VFD is approximately 30 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., just south of the City of Manassas in Prince William County, Virginia. Our fire station sits adjacent to a private, man-made lake named the same, on a tributary of the Occoquan River. Our primary response area encompasses approximately 22 square miles and approximately 4200 homes.
Lake Jackson VFD is a volunteer department, staffed by trained volunteers and augmented by career personnel. It was first established in 1951. We are one of 12 volunteer departments in Prince William County, which has a total of 22 stations. Volunteers staff the stations of the County on nights during weekdays, and 24-hours a day on weekends and holidays.
To accomplish our mission, we operate 2 pumpers, one tanker, a brush truck, and 2 ambulances with capabilities ranging from basic to advanced life support for the community. We also protect the community with a Swift Water Rescue Team. We utilize 3 Chief’s vehicles and a Battalion Chief vehicle to assist our crews and other department crews on large-scale incidents. Lake Jackson, Stonewall Jackson, Yorkshire, Buckhall, and Nokesville make up the 8th Battalion of Prince William County
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Lake Jackson Volunteer Fire Department, please visit our Volunteer Page to learn more information and to contact our Membership Coordinators.
Operational Officers
Chief
Carl Hood
Assistant Chief
Timothy Mahoney
James Gallant
Captain
Keith Mitchell
Thomas Mullins
Samantha Warner
Lieutenant
Laura Linton
Stephen King
Kayla Stannard
Caitlin Stauffer
Jeremy Toor
Sergeant
John McCaulley
William Prados
Administrative Officers
President
Keith Mitchell
Vice President
Caitlin Stauffer
Secretary
Alia Hicks
Treasurer
Laura Linton
Board Member-at-Large
Jeremy Toor
Samantha Warner