On July 19th, 2023, MWAA Fire & EMS Department hosted the WC Smith Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) participants. The FS301 provided a tour of the fire station at DCA along with a Crash Truck Turret demonstration. 

On July 27th, 2023, MWAA Fire & EMS Department hosted a group of young adults participating in the Manassas Fire Department Junior Fire Camp program. During the visit, students and instructors received a tour of FS 302 and participated in the Live Fire burn using the Crash Truck Turrets to put the fire out. 

On August 2nd, 2023, MWAA had a great pleasure to host the Bulls Summer Aviation program sponsored by The Sky's The Limit Group. Participants received a tour of Washington Dulles International Airport fire station 302 along with a Crash Truck Turret demonstration. 

We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand during the National Night Out event. Both events at IAD and DCA were successful. We are proud to be able to provide the highest quality services to the flying public, our airport communities and the citizens and visitors of the region. 

On August 8th, 2023, MWAA Fire and EMs Department hosted a tour for the Bulls Summer Aviaton Program participants. Tour was hosted by FS302 at Washington Dulles International Airport. Participants had the opportunity to view different type of emergency vehicles and discussed our compliment of vehicles and their uses. 

On October 17th, 2023, MWAA Fire & EMS Department hosted a tour for the Stepping Stones Homeschool Co-Op students and parents. During the visit, students and parents received a tour of the fire house including crash truck turret demonstration and first-hand view of the airport emergency response vehicles. 

On November 2nd, 2023, The MWAA Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Impact held a workforce development day for 150 Loudoun County High School's students at Dulles Internation Airport (IAD) to showcase its skilled trade apprentice ship program and introduce students to potential careers in the aviation industry. Students from six different high schools were invited to the inaugural career shadowing pilot program. The MWAA Fire & EMS department provided a tour of FS302 including a full display of apparatus. 

The tragic story of September 11, 2001, is inextricably tied to aviation, including the heroic efforts of the firefighters from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport's Fire Department. The fire department personnel from Ronald Reagan National Airport fire station were among the first to respond to the crash of AA Flight 77 which was flown into the Pentagon building in Arlington, VA. Foam truck 331 is designed for the challenges of fighting fires resulting from aircraft accidents. To honor 9/11 first responders, the foam truck 331 was prepped and received a permanent display location at the Air and Space Museum in Chantily, VA. 

On March 19, 2024, Metropolitan Fire & EMS Department hosted students from High School Fire Science Cadet Program collaborated with Prince George's County Fire/ EMS and Prince George's County Public Schools Department. This program prepares students for opportunities in firefighting and EMS services. While enrolled in the Cadet Program, students participate in both classroom and practical setting. 

On May 13, 2024, the personnel of Fire Station 301 at Ronald Reagan National Airport opened their doors to special group of guests: the 2nd grade students from Merit School of Prince William. It was an honor to host these bright young minds and show them around the fire station. The visit included an exciting overview of our station and a thrilling turret demonstration.