OUR FLEET AND FACILITIES
Fire & Rescue Station 4 is located at: 2211 Greenwell Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Fire & Rescue Station 4 was built in 2013 and is our main station. The building features many amenities for our members including a large day room, a commercial kitchen, storage areas, a large apparatus bay, individual bunk rooms, and an EMS office. We share Station 4 with Virginia Beach Fire Department Engine 4 an
Fire & Rescue Station 22 is located at: 1160 Tolliver Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Fire & Rescue Station 22 is our satellite station, located near the Virginia Beach/Norfolk border. This station was opened in 2023 and features an EMS day room, EMS supply room, a large apparatus bay, a large commercial kitchen and individual bunk rooms. Generally, one ambulance is assigned here. We share the station
Cart 4 is a 2008 mini-ambulance built on a Polaris 4x4 chassis by a local company, and used to respond to emergencies in places our normal ambulances just can’t go, like the Chesapeake Beach and large public events. It can be outfitted for both Basic and Advanced Life Support.
Utility 4—affectionately known as the “Storm Truck”—is a 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 generously donated by a local community member. This versatile vehicle serves as a true workhorse for CBVRS, regularly towing Cart 4 to events and emergency scenes, transporting members to trainings and duty shifts, and providing reliable access to hard-to-reach areas like hiking trails, narrow streets, alleys,
Ambulance 422 is a 2020 Horton 603 former dealer demo unit on a Dodge Ram chassis. 422 can be placed in service as either a basic or advanced life support unit. It also features a Stryker power cot and power loader as well as a LUCAS mechanical CPR device and LifePak 15 cardiac monitor.
Ambulance 420 is a custom designed and built 2017 Horton 603F on a Dodge Ram chassis purchased new. A420 can be placed in service as either a basic or advanced life support unit. It also features a Stryker power cot and power loader as well as a LUCAS mechanical CPR device and LifePak 15 cardiac monitor.
VBRescue to start "compassionate billing"
Starting July 1, Virginia Beach EMS will implement a compassionate billing program that will bill patients’ health insurance plans for ambulance transports.
The program was approved as part of the City of Virginia Beach FY26 Budget, which established compassionate billing to support expanding emergency medical services and provide sustainable revenue for VBEMS and 10 volunteer rescue squads.