30 John Marshall St.                              Office: (540) 422-8800                                       

        Warrenton, VA 20186                                  Fax: (540) 422-8813                                        

Fauquier County's Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Management is attempting to better prepare our community for disaster, and we need your help! Please take the time to fill out this short survey online. The information provided in this survey will better equip the county to respond and recover more efficiently.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DFREMVolunteers

 The draft Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Hazard Mitigation is now available for review.  The revised plan was developed in 2017 and 2018 by the regional hazard mitigation steering committee and RRRC staff.

Everbridge - Emergency Notification System

Fauquier County Upgrades Emergency Notification System

Fauquier County has upgraded its emergency notification system to Everbridge.

Everbridge is a web based service that enables the County to provide mass notification quickly and easily. Notifications may include evacuations, missing person alerts, hazardous materials incident, flooding, and other emergency incidents where rapid and accurate notification is essential for life safety. Messages are delivered by phone call, text and email. Everbridge also provides notifications on weather warning specific to the address that is provided by a citizen during registration. Quiet times can be set so that citizens who wish to not be disturbed during certain times can specify those times. County officials can override the quiet mode in situations deemed "significant or life threatening" such as a tornado warning.

Please note that your caller ID will say Fauquier County and/or (540) 422-8830.

To ensure you receive emergency notifications signup by clicking on the link below.

FEMA Ready PSA Catches Al Roker in Sudden Storm
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently released a new Public Service Announcement for the national Ready campaign, featuring Al Roker of NBC’s “The Today Show” in a segment called “Be Ready for Any Weather”. The video creatively promotes preparedness for disasters which may seem to arrive at a moment’s notice.  

https://youtu.be/0ZMr1XtP6BY

Learn more about getting prepared for the risks in your area at www.Ready.gov