Lovettsville Fire and Rescue Station

Design work continues for the new Lovettsville Fire and Rescue Station to be constructed in Lovettsville, Virginia as a replacement for the current station building. The replacement station will be located adjacent to the existing station on Lovettsville Fire Rescue Company property that will be annexed to the Town of Lovettsville. 

Over the last several weeks, the project design team reviewed and approved the revised mechanical system design, which is currently 35% complete and the design consultant for the project submitted construction documents to Loudoun County for review and approval. The design phase for this Lovettsville Fire Station project is estimated for completion in winter 2022. Currently, construction is estimated to be completed in summer 2023.

Located on Berlin Turnpike in Lovettsville, VA, the current Lovettsville Fire Station building was erected in 1974 and has had two subsequent additions built. Fire station 12 houses an engine, tanker, basic life support ambulance and brush truck. 

For more information about Lovettsville Fire and Rescue station, visit the project page.

In June 2020, the Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure (DTCI) project team met to discuss the Lovettsville Fire and Rescue Station site plan to submit the plans to Loudoun County and the Town of Lovettsville for review. Through the summer and early fall 2020, LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects and their engineering consultants, continue to prepare the 35% Design Development documents. 

In winter 2020, Loudoun County will initiate a formal review of the 25% Design Development documents.

This project will design and construct a replacement for the current Lovettsville Fire and Rescue Station. The replacement station will be located adjacent to the existing station on Lovettsville Fire Rescue Company property that will be annexed to the Town of Lovettsville.

For more information about Lovettsville Fire and Rescue station, visit the project page.