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Fire Equipment, with the stipulation that it still be in service, was a 1952 Jeep Brush Truck entered by North Mountain VFD.
Rappahannock took home two more trophies in the judging of the rescue squad vehicles in the parade. Washington VFD was presented first place for Best Appearing Advanced Life Support Unit. Second place went to Front Royal Fire and Rescue.
Amissville Company 3 took first place for Best Appearing Basic Life Support vehicle, and second place was won by the Culpeper Rescue Squad.
The Remington VFD and Rescue Squad from Fauquier County was awarded the trophy for the squad travelling the greatest distance.
Amy Mclanahan and the Fort Valley VFD took home a trophy for the Best Appearing Honorary Fire Chief. Second place went to the Orlean VFD. The Best Appearing Ladies Auxiliary was the Lois VFD Ladies Auxiliary.
Two high school marching bands participated in the parade. Meyersdale High School from
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