Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games Official Athlete Entry Book

OFFICIAL ENTRY BOOK
www.FAIRFAX2015.com

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Dear Athlete:
On behalf of the members of the Fairfax County, Virginia, public safety family, we welcome you and your
family. We are proud and honored to be your host for the prestigious 2015 World Police & Fire Games!
You and your family are our first priority during your stay in Fairfax County and throughout the National
Capital Region. We strive to make your stay with us safe, enjoyable and rewarding. We stand ready to
showcase our County, communities, businesses and of course, our Police and Fire Departments and Sheriff’s
Office to the world.
Included in this packet is information about Fairfax County and the National Capital Region which will assist
you as you compete, explore and visit the region.
We are fortunate to have over 4,000 volunteers and uniformed personnel who are available to assist you
with logistical needs and any questions you may have. Please do not hesitate to ask uniformed personnel or
our volunteers for assistance at any time. Additionally, you can Tweet us at @FAIRFAX2015 for assistance
24-hours-a day during your stay should you need support. Our public safety family is standing by to assist
you.
On behalf of the 3,500 sworn men and women public safety officers from Fairfax County, Virginia,
welcome, enjoy your stay and may your quest for gold be an experience of a lifetime!
Sincerely,
Edwin C. Roessler Jr. Richard Bowers Stacey Kincaid
Police Chief, Fire Chief, Sheriff,
Fairfax County Police Fairfax County Fire & Fairfax County
Department Rescue Department Sheriff’s Office

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Welcome Athletes!
We are thrilled to welcome you to Fairfax County and our Nation’s Capital Region as our guest for the 2015 World
Police & Fire Games! This exciting region is one of the most historically and culturally rich areas of the United States,
with Fairfax County situated minutes away, just across the Potomac River, from Washington, D.C. We are certain that
the warm hospitality you encounter will give way to an amazing and memorable experience.
From the incredible vistas at our first president’s home, George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate, to the supersonic
appeal of the National Air and Space Museum’s Udvar-Hazy Center, you will want to take advantage of your time
here by exploring the attractions of Fairfax County and this historic region. With countless restaurants, historical sites,
entertainment venues, a blossoming arts scene, world-class shopping, and – especially in 2015 – an incredible sports
fervor, Fairfax County is elated to become your home away from home.
June and July are a fantastic time to visit the National Capital Region – the weather is warm and the mood is high –
Opening Ceremony (June 26) is sure to be an exciting kickoff to the Games and one of the most spectacular displays of
celebration in honor of our country’s independence awaits you. Don’t miss the fireworks, parades, festivities surrounding
America’s Independence Day, July 4!
Our sports venues, hotels and indeed the residents of our area are ready to welcome you as we look forward to the
2015 World Police & Fire Games. We look forward to seing you in Fairfax County very soon!
2015 World Police & Fire Games Committee
Fairfax 2015 Board Chairman, Kevin Reynolds Fairfax 2015 CEO, Bill Knight
WELCOME TO FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA & THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL REGION

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FAIRFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA
Visit Northern Virginia & Connect With Your Passions
(compliments of ‘Visit Fairfax.’) When going on a trip,
people seek different experiences that will satisfy their
individual passions. The place you choose to visit
should consist of a variety of authentic activities that
allow you, as the visitor, to have a truly specialized
vacation or getaway. Fairfax County, Virginia – just
across the Potomac River from our nation’s capital
of Washington, D.C. – can do just that for you.
Unlike any other Virginia vacation, our piece of the world
offers a multitude of experiences for families, music lovers,
adventurers, shoppers, history buffs, wine connoisseurs,
and more. From sports and recreational activities to
learning about Fairfax County’s role in the American Civil
War to immersing yourself in the history and heritage of
Northern Virginia, the wealth of knowledge and living
history found in our museums and attractions will make for
a most memorable vacation. Reconnect with your artistic
side, feed into your playful side, or celebrate the great
outdoors! Whatever your passion is, you’ll find it here in
the heart of Northern Virginia. The Official Fairfax County
Visitors Guide is the perfect tool to plan your unforgettable
trip to Northern Virginia. Our comprehensive guide offers
detailed travel information and great tips on area hotels,
restaurants, attractions, events, and activities. The guide
is available for free right here: http://www.fxva.com/
visitorsguide/ or you can download the free Visit Fairfax
smartphone app and never feel like a stranger again!
The app works instantly to access attractions, restaurants,
and events near your current location, and serves up
only the closest and most convenient listings. Find
the app right here: http://www.fxva.com/mobile/
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR)
The National Capital Region (NCR) is a collection
of sovereign jurisdictions, including cities, counties,
states and the District of Columbia. This website
http://www.capitalregionupdates.gov/ and the
efforts of the region’s communicators and public
information officers focus on regional collaboration
between the region’s homeland security partners to
achieve a safe and secure National Capital Region.
The NCR is home to all three branches of the Federal
Government, 271 federal departments and agencies,
and more than 340,000 federal employees. More than
2,000 political, social, and humanitarian non-profit
organizations and more than 40 colleges and universities
are located within the NCR. The NCR receives more
than 20 million tourists each year and some of the
most important symbols of national sovereignty and
democratic heritage stand within the NCR’s boundaries.
More than five million Americans call the NCR home.
The NCR encompasses a complex and diverse array
of communities. Its populations reside in dense urban
environments, suburbs, and rural communities. In
addition to its many residents, many workers commute
daily from outside the NCR, from West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and the Tidewater area of Virginia.
The NCR is a hub of international governmental and
business activity. Over 4,000 diplomats work at more than
170 embassies, and more than 8,000 individuals work
at international organizations such as the World Bank,
the International Monetary Fund, and the Organization of
American States. The number of foreign national residents
and visitors located in the region at any one time exceeds
that of any other metropolitan area in the United States.

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FAIRFAX 2015 GOING GREEN
Everyone associated with the Fairfax 2015 World
Police & Fire Games is committed to reducing our
environmental impact. We do so through ongoing
efforts to save energy and water, recycle, purchase
environmentally preferable products, whenever possible.
We are also proud to say that resource efficiency
and intelligent operations have been part of practices
from the start. We are aware of the environmental
impact of our Games and we are committed to
taking even more measures to reduce our footprint.
Please help us in going green and utilize the Fairfax
2015 World Police & Fire Games website (www.
Fairfax2015.com). By utilizing this technology, electronic
media and recycled paper whenever possible the
Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games will do
their share to go green. We as an organization have
made a conscious decision to make these Games
the most environmentally friendly Games ever!
It is our hope that through the use of our website, email
blasts, electronic newsletters, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest,
Tumblr & Google, we will increase communications with
the Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games Athletes and
their families while also conserving our natural resources.
Please continue to support our efforts by checking the
Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games website
periodically for the most up to date information
regarding the Games. By signing up for our newsletters
and registering for the Games online, you will be
doing your part by contributing to our green initiative.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FAIRFAX 2015 SPONSORS•2
WELCOME•6
• FAIRFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA
• NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR)
FAIRFAX 2015 GOING GREEN•8
TABLE OF CONTENTS•9
SPORTS INDEX•13
IMPORTANT GAMES DATES•14
GENERAL INFORMATION•15
• HOST CONTACT INFORMATION
• FAIRFAX 2015 WPFG HOST HOTEL
• WPFG GOVERNING BODY
• WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES FEDERATION
• FAIRFAX 2015 OFFICE STAFF
ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY, REGISTRATION &
ACCREDITATION•19
• MAIN ACCREDITATION CENTER (MAC)
• HOST HOTEL
• REGISTRATION FEES
• ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY
• TRAINING/ACADEMY TIME
• RETIRED ENTRANTS
• AGENCY ELIGIBILITY
• AGENCIES AND CLASSIFICATIONS SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED
• UNQUALIFIED PERSONS
• QUALIFIED PERSONS
• LOSS OF CREDENTIAL
• PARTICIPATION LIMITS
• SPORTS INFORMATION AREA
• REGIONAL QUOTAS
• EVENT CODES
• SPORTS ENTRY FEES
• BANK/WIRE TRANSFERS
• CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT
• SPORT CONFIRMATION LETTERS
ATHLETE REGISTRATION•23
• METHODS OF ENTRY
• SUBMITTING PAPER ENTRIES
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS•24
• STEP 1-ATHLETE REGISTRATION
• STEP 2-VERIFICATION
• STEP 3-TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL FORMS
• STEP 4-ACCOMMODATIONS
• STEP 5-GUEST REGISTRATION
• STEP 6-OFFICIAL GAMES MERCHANDISE
• STEP 7-VISA AND PASSPORTS
• INTERNATIONAL VISITORS
FRIENDS & FAMILY ACCREDITATION•26
• COST FOR EACH FRIENDS & FAMILY ACCREDITATION
• ADMISSION CHARGES
ACCOMMODATIONS & MERCHANT
DISCOUNT PROGRAM•26
ESSENTIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION•27
• ACCESSIBILITY
• MOBILE PHONE NETWORKS
• WEATHER *(All Temperatures in Fahrenheit)
• LANGUAGE SERVICES
• FAIRFAX ALERTS
ARRIVALS•29
• TRAVELING TO THE NCR
ARRIVING BY AIR•29
• WASHINGTON DULLES INTERNATIONAL
• AIRPORT (IAD)
• RONALD REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT (DCA)
• BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL-
THURGOOD MARSHAL AIRPORT (BWI)
ARRIVING BY RAIL•31
• UNION STATION (WASHINGTON D.C.)

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• VRE
• MARC TRAIN (MARYLAND AREA REGIONAL COMMUTER)
• AMTRAK
ARRIVING BY BUS•31
• GREYHOUND
GROUND TRANSPORTATION•31
• RENTAL CARS / VEHICLES
• TAXI SERVICES
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION•33
• METRORAIL
GAMES SPECIFIC TRANSPORTATION•34
• TRANSPORTATION TO OPENING CEREMONY
• OPENING CEREMONY TRANSPORTATION HUBS
• TRANSPORTATION TO SPORT VENUES
• SPORT VENUES NOT SERVICED WITH GAMES
TRANSPORTATION
• TRANSPORTATION TO ATHLETES VILLAGE
• TRANSPORTATION TO THE FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL SERVICE
• TRANSPORTATION TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL
SERVICE
• RIDE METRO TO THE NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS MEMORIAL
• TRANSPORTATION TO CLOSING CEREMONY
2015 WPFG CEREMONIES/EVENT
INFORMATION•41
• OPENING CEREMONY
• PARADE OF ATHLETES
• FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL SERVICE
• LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL SERVICE
• CLOSING CEREMONY
COMPETITION INFORMATION•43
• AGE DIVISIONS
• AGE RULES
• DUPLICATE EVENT ENTRIES
TEAM EVENTS•43
• DEFINITIONS
• TEAM MEMBERS
• TEAM CAPTAINS
• NON-PLAYING COACHES
• TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL
• EXTRA ENTRANTS
• MANDATORY MEETINGS AND ORIENTATION
• SPORT VENUE CHECK-IN
• LATE ENTRIES, CHANGES AND ADDITIONS BY
COMPETITORS
• ON-SITE REGISTRATION AT SPORT VENUES
• EVENT LIMITS– CAPACITY
• NO ENTRY OR CHANGES ONCE COMPETITION BEGINS
• HOST CHANGES OR CANCELLATION OF EVENTS
• SUBSTITUTIONS
• SPORT DIVISIONS
• JOINT PARTICIPATION
• POOLING (DRAW FOR PARTNER OR TEAM)
• BRACKETING/SCHEDULING
• EXCEPTIONS
• TEAM AND DOUBLES EVENTS
• INDIVIDUAL MEN’S, WOMEN’S & UNISEX EVENTS
• SEEDING
• BRACKETING WEIGHT SPORTS
• PERSONAL BELONGINGS
• ENTRY ON TO FIELD OF PLAY
• UNIFORMS
• MEDALS
COMPETITOR CONDUCT•49
• INTIMIDATION
• UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT
• ALCOHOL & DRUGS
• UNLAWFUL ACTIVITY
• GAMBLING
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• CHEATING AND SANDBAGGING
• DISCIPLINARY ACTION / INTERVENTION
• TYPES OF DISCIPLINE
• ORAL REPRIMAND
• WRITTEN REPRIMAND
• PROBATION
• SUSPENSION
• INTERVENTION
PROTESTS AND APPEALS•51
• PRIORITY OF RULES
• PROTESTS
• APPEALS
• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL COMPETITORS
REFUNDS•51
• REFUND OF SPORT FEES POLICY
• CHANGES AND REFUND POLICY CHANGES
SERVICE ANIMAL INFORMATION•52
• ANIMAL IMPORTATION
• PROOF OF RABIES VACCINATION
• OTHER GENERAL INFORMATION FOR PETS
• POLICE SERVICE DOGS
• ILLNESS
• RABIES VACCINATION
• AIRLINE REQUIREMENTS
FIREARM REQUIREMENTS, TRANSPORTATION
& IMPORTATION•54
• INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAVELING WITH FIREARMS
• SPECIAL INSTRUCTION FOR FOREIGN ATHLETES
COMPETING IN FIREARM RELATED EVENTS
• FIREARMS STORAGE OPTIONS FOR COMPETITORS
• TRAVELING ON COMMERCIAL AIRLINES WITH FIREARMS
AMMUNITION AND RELATED ITEMS
MEDICAL INFORMATION•57
• TRAVELER’S INSURANCE
• MEDICAL CARE
• CONCUSSION POLICY
• MEDICAL FACILITIES
MEDICAL RELEASE•58
• BOXING
• WRESTLING
• MARTIAL ARTS (JUDO, KARATE, SUBMISSION GRAPPLING
& TAEKWONDO)
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS & FORMS•64
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ANGLING (FRESH WATER•56
ARCHERY•57
• ARCHERY – 3D
• ARCHERY – FIELD
• ARCHERY – TARGET
BADMINTON•58
BASEBALL•58
BASKETBALL (3X3)•59
BASKETBALL (5X5)•59
BENCH PRESS•60
BIATHLON•62
BODYBUILDING•63
BOWLING (10 PIN)•63
BOXING•65
CROSS COUNTRY•66
CROSSFIT•67
CYCLING (MOUNTAIN BIKE)•67
CYCLING•68
• CYCLING CRITERIUM
• CYCLING (HILL CLIMB)
• CYCLING (ROAD RACE)
• CYCLING (SPRINT)
• CYCLING (TIME TRIALS)
DARTS•69
DECATHLON•70
DODGEBALL•70
DRAGON BOAT•71
FLAG FOOTBALL•71
GOLF•72
HALF MARATHON•73
HONOR GUARD•74
ICE HOCKEY•74
JUDO•75
KARATE•76
LACROSSE•77
MOTOCROSS•78
MUSTER•79
OPEN WATER SWIM•79
ORIENTEERING•80
• ORIENTEERING –CLASSIC
• ORIENTEERING-SPRINT
PAINTBALL•81
PISTOL•81
• PISTOL (POLICE ACTION PISTOL)
• PISTOL (POLICE COMBAT)
POCKET BILLIARDS•83
POLICE MOTORCYCLE RIDING•83
POLICE SERVICE DOGS•84
PUSH /PULL LIFTING•85
RIFLE•87
• RIFLE – AIR
• RIFLE (LARGE BORE)
SPORTS INDEX
• RIFLE (SMALL BORE)
ROWING (INDOOR)•91
RUGBY (7-ASIDE)•92
SKEET•92
SOCCER•93
• SOCCER (INDOOR)
• SOCCER (OUTDOOR)
SOFTBALL•94
SPORTING CLAYS•95
STAIR RACE•96
SUBMISSION GRAPPLING•97
SWIMMING•98
TABLE TENNIS•102
TAEKWONDO•102
TENNIS•103
TOUGHEST COMPETITOR ALIVE (TCA)•104
TRACK & FIELD•105
TRAP•110
TRIATHLON•110
TUG-OF-WAR•111
ULTIMATE FIREFIGHTER•112
VOLLEYBALL•113
• VOLLEYBALL (BEACH)
• VOLLEYBALL (INDOOR)
WRESTLING•114
WRIST WRESTLING•115

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IMPORTANT GAMES DATES
OCTOBER 1, 2014 ATHLETE REGISTRATION OPENS 2015 WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES
• Accommodations Site (www.fairfax2015.com/accommodations)
• Athletes Encouraged to Register early!
FEBRUARY 9, 2015 ATF FIREARMS FORM 6NiA (5330.3d)
MARCH 1, 2015 REGISTRATION FEE INCREASE
APRIL 17, 2015 ALL PAPER REGISTRATION ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED BY THIS DATE
APRIL 24, 2015 DEADLINE FOR ONLINE ENTRY INTO TEAM & BRACKETED SPORTS*
APRIL 30, 2015 RSVP DEADLINE FOR NATIONAL FALLEN FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL & LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL
JUNE 23, 2015 ON-SITE ACCREDITATION OPENS RESTON TOWN CENTER
JUNE 24, 2015 OPENING DATE FOR ATHLETE VILLAGE RESTON TOWN CENTER
JUNE 26, 2015 ANNOUNCEMENT OF 2021 WPFG HOST
JUNE 26, 2015 FAIRFAX 2015 WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES COMPETITION STARTS
JUNE 26, 2015 OPENING CEREMONY RFK STADIUM, WASHINGTON D.C.
JUNE 28, 2015 NFFF PICNIC DINNER & MEMORIAL SERVICE NATIONAL FALLEN FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL
JUNE 30, 2015 NLEO RECEPTION & CANDLE LIGHT VIGIL NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL
JULY 4, 2015 FAIRFAX 4TH OF JULY (PARADE,FIREWORKS) FAIRFAX, VA
JULY 4, 2015 A CAPITAL 4th CELEBRATION NATIONAL MALL, WASHINGTON D.C.
JULY 5, 2015 WPFG CLOSING CEREMONY WOLF TRAP NATIONAL PARK
JULY 5, 2015 FAIRFAX 2015 WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES COMPETITION ENDS
*BRACKETED SPORTS INCLUDE
BADMINTON, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, BILLIARDS, BOXING, FLAG FOOTBALL, DODGEBALL (DAY OF), HOCKEY, LACROSSE, ALL MARTIAL
ARTS SPORTS, DRAGON BOAT, MUSTER, PAINT BALL, RUGBY, SOCCER (INDOOR & OUTDOOR), SOFTBALL, TABLE TENNIS, TUG OF
WAR ,TOUGHEST COMPETITOR ALIVE (TCA), VOLLEYBALL, WRESTLING, WRIST WRESTLING

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GENERAL INFORMATION
About Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire
Games
The World Police & Fire Games is one of the largest
multi-sport, multi-venue events in the world. It draws more
than 12,000 athletes from police, fire and other public
safety agencies representing 70 countries competing in
1,600 medal events across 61 sports. Fairfax 2015
World Police & Fire Games (an independent legal
entity) is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) corporation established
to organize, promote, manage and operate all activities
related to the Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games.
Hosted by Fairfax County, Virginia and held throughout
the NCR from June 26 to July 5, 2015, the Games strive
to inspire, celebrate and honor our public safety officials.
HOST CONTACT INFORMATION
FAIRFAX 2015 INC.
Address: 12587 FAIR LAKES CIRCLE, SUITE 803
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA 22033
Fax: 571-418-8129
Email: registration@fairfax2015.com
Website: http://www.fairfax2015.com
Facebook: fb.com/2015wpfg / Twitter: @Fairfax2015
Pinterest: Fairfax2015 / Tumblr: Fairfax2015 /
Google+ Fairfax2015
FAIRFAX 2015 WPFG HOST HOTEL
HYATT REGENCY RESTON
Address: 1800 PRESIDENTS STREET
RESTON, VA 20190
Telephone: [+1] 703- 709-1234
Website: http://www.reston.hyatt.com
WPFG GOVERNING BODY
WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES FEDERATION
Address: 8304 CLAIREMONT MESA BLVD., #107
SAN DIEGO, CA 92111 USA
Telephone: [+1] 858-571-9919
Fax: [+1] 858-571-1641
Email: 4info@cpaf.org
Website: http://www.cpaf.org
Please Note: The General Rules in this book
are abbreviated. A comprehensive version of the
rules can be found online at http://www.cpaf.org.

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Mike Graham - President
Steve Stigall - Vice President
Tony Adler - Treasurer
Edmund Russell - Secretary
Dan Ellison - Chief Administrative Officer
Danny Bodycoat - Director
L.C. Collins - Director
Chuck Foote - Director
Jim King - Director
Bob Powles - Director
Alan Richards - Director
Laurel Robinson - Director
Carl Tamm - Director
Robert Thomas - Director
Don Pressley - Federation Attorney
William “Buck” Best - Associate Director
Raymond Hill - Associate Director
Pat Russell - Associate Director
Geoff Wilson - Associate Director
Cheli Mohamed - Technical Advisor
FAIRFAX 2015 OFFICE STAFF
Bill Knight, President & CEO
DJ Mackovets, Chief Operating Officer
2nd LT Bruce Blechl, Vice President of Operations
Tammi Gaw, Vice President of Administration
Michael O’Brien Vice President of Corporate Development
Stephen Zack, Vice President of Marketing & Communications
Rob Asperheim, Director of Host Systems
Bruce Edwards, Director of Transport
Master Tech George Hahn, Director of Logistics & Procurement
Jay B. Hall, Director of Venue Management
Lisa Huffman, Director of Corporate Development & Services
Retired LT Craig Lueke, Director of Technology/IT
Elizabeth McKinney, Operations Planning Officer
Kim Palmese, Director of Workforce
Major Richard Perez, Director of Security
1st LT Jaime Popik, Director of Ceremonies & Special Events
2nd LT Tony Shobe, Director of Sports
Roy Shrout, Director of Games Operations Centers
BC Jerome I. Williams, Director of Medical Services & Protocol

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FAIRFAX2015 THESPORTSCALENDAR
UPDATED: 10/29/2014 26 FRI 27 SAT 28 SUN 29 MON 30 TUE 1 WED 2 THU 3 FRI 4 SAT 5 SUN VENUE
# SPORTS / LOCATIONS
ANGLING (FRESH WATER) 1 1 POHICK BAY REGIONAL
ARCHERY - 3D 1 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK
ARCHERY - FIELD 1 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK
ARCHERY - TARGET 1 1 BULL RUN REGIONAL PARK
BADMINTON 1 1 1 NORTHERN VIRGINIA BADMINTON CLUB
BASEBALL 2 2 2 2 2 WESTFIELD HS / GMU SPUHLER FIELD
BASKETBALL - 3X3 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON FIELD HOUSE
BASKETBALL - 5X5 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON RAC
BENCH PRESS 1 1 1 HERNDON COMMUNITY CENTER
BIATHLON 1 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE
BODYBUILDING 1 GEORGE MASON CENTER FOR THE ARTS
BOWLING 1 1 1 BOWL AMERICA DRANESVILLE
BOXING 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON CENTER FOR THE ARTS
CROSS COUNTRY 1 LAKE FAIRFAX PARK
CROSSFIT 1 1 LERNER TOWN SQUARE AT TYSONS II
CYCLING - CRITERIUM 1 FAIRFAX CITY
CYCLING - HILL CLIMB 1 MT. WEATHER / LOUDOUN COUNTY
CYCLING - MOUNTAIN BIKE 1 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK
CYCLING - ROAD RACE 1 PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST PARK
CYCLING - SPRINT 1 FCCJA DRIVING RANGE
CYCLING - TIME TRIALS 1 PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST PARK
DARTS 1 1 1 1 FCPD ASSOCIATION HALL
DECATHLON (See Track & Field) GEORGE MASON STADIUM
DODGEBALL 1 1 1 LERNER TOWN SQUARE AT TYSONS II
DRAGON BOAT 1 NATIONAL HARBOR
FLAG FOOTBALL 1 1 1 1 OAKTON HS
GOLF 3 3 3 LAUREL HILL / LANSDOWNE / EVERGREEN
HALF MARATHON 1 RESTON TOWN CENTER (VILLAGE)
HONOR GUARD 1 1 HYATT RESTON BALLROOM / RTC
ICE HOCKEY 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ASHBURN/RESTON/PRINCE WILLIAM/KETTLER
JUDO 1 GEORGE MASON FIELD HOUSE
KARATE 1 1 ERNST COMMUNITY CENTER
LACROSSE 1 1 1 1 1 CENTREVILLE HS
MOTOCROSS 1 1 1 BUDDS CREEK
MUSTER 1 FAIRFAX CITY STATION 3
OPEN WATER SWIM 1 LAKE AUDUBON RESTON
ORIENTEERING - CLASSIC 1 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK
ORIENTEERING - SPRINT 1 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE/VENUES

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# SPORTS / LOCATIONS
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE/VENUES
PAINTBALL 1 PEVS PAINTBALL PARK
PISTOL - POLICE ACTION PISTOL 1 1 1 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE
PISTOL - POLICE PISTOL COMBAT 1 1 1 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE
POCKET BILLIARDS 1 1 1 1 1 BREAKERS SKY LOUNGE
POLICE MOTORCYCLE RIDING 1 1 1 DULLES EXPO CENTER - PARKING LOT
POLICE SERVICE DOGS 1 1 1 SOUTH LAKES HS
PUSH-PULL 1 1 1 HERNDON COMMUNITY CENTER
RIFLE - AIR 1 1 IZAAK WALTON AIR RIFLE RANGE
RIFLE - LARGE BORE 1 1 QUANTICO MARINE BASE
RIFLE - SMALL BORE 1 1 FAIRFAX ROD & GUN CLUB
ROWING - INDOOR 1 1 1 HYATT RESTON BALLROOM
RUGBY 1 1 1 1 LAKE FAIRFAX PARK
SKEET 1 1 IZAAK WALTON RIFLE RANGE
SOCCER - FIELD 1 1 1 1 1 1 MORVEN PARK
SOCCER - INDOOR 1 1 1 1 1 DULLES SPORTSPLEX
SOFTBALL 1 1 1 1 1 1 BRADDOCK PARK / WAKEFIELD PARK
SPORTING CLAYS 1 BULL RUN REGIONAL PARK
STAIR RACE 1 TYSON'S TOWER
SUBMISSION GRAPPLING 1 GEORGE MASON FIELD HOUSE
SWIMMING 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON AQUATIC CENTER
TABLE TENNIS 1 1 1 ROBINSON HS FIELDHOUSE
TAEKWONDO 1 1 ERNST COMMUNITY CENTER
TENNIS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GMU / ROBINSON HS
TOUGHEST COMPETITOR ALIVE (TCA) 1 1 1 1 WESTFIELD HS / CUB RUN REC CTR
TRACK & FIELD 1 1 1 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON STADIUM
TRAP 1 1 1 IZAAK WALTON RIFLE RANGE
TRIATHLON 1 SOUTH LAKES HS / LAKE AUDUBON
TUG OF WAR 1 FAIRFAX COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER
ULTIMATE FIREFIGHTER 1 1 1 TBD- WILL BE RELEASED BY NOV 15
VOLLEYBALL - BEACH 1 1 1 1 NATIONAL MALL
VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR 1 1 1 1 GEORGE MASON RAC
WRESTLING 1 1 GEORGE MASON FIELD HOUSE
WRIST WRESTLING 1 1 RESTON TOWN CENTER (VILLAGE)

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ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY,
REGISTRATION &
ACCREDITATION
Welcome to the Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games.
Pleasereadthisinstructionalpagecarefullybeforeyouproceed.
EARLY REGISTRATION IS ENCOURAGED!
Many sports are expected to quickly reach capacity.
Entries are accepted on a “first come, first served” basis
(see Regional Quotas, in effect until February 15, 2015.)
Submitting an entry does not guarantee participation. If
a sport is full the athlete may be offered the opportunity
to enter a different sport or their entry will be refunded.
(See refund policy on page 51 for more information.)
After all registration requirements have been satisfied
(i.e. paid all fees, signed the waiver form, turned in
a medical form where required), competitors will be
officially registered into the Games and will receive
their Athlete Credential. This Credential should be
carried at all times and must be presented during check-
in at the sports venues prior to each day’s competition.
EACH ENTRANT MUST RECEIVE THEIR
ACCREDITATION/CREDENTIAL IN PERSON AT THE
MAIN ACCREDITATION CENTER (MAC) PRIOR TO
THEIR EVENTS.
All participants must register in person at the Main Accreditation
Center (MAC) and obtain their Credential prior to competing (or
prior to any required sports’ meetings or weigh-ins in the weight
class sports) unless you are competing in the following Sports:
Angling,Motocross,PoliceServiceDogs,Rifle(LargeBore)&Street
Motorcycle. (See page 12 for specific sports information)
MAIN ACCREDITATION CENTER (MAC)
HOST HOTEL
HYATT REGENCY RESTON
Address: 1800 PRESIDENTS STREET
RESTON, VA 20190
Telephone: [+1] 703-709-1234
Website: http://www.reston.hyatt.com
The hours of operation for the Main
Accreditation Center (MAC) at the
Reston Hyatt Regency are as follows:
Tuesday, June 23                           9:00 to 7:00 PM
Wednesday, June 24                    9:00 to 7:00 PM
Thursday, June 25                          7:00 to 7:00 PM
Friday, June 26                               7:00 to 7:00 PM
Saturday, June 27                          7:00 to 7:00 PM
Sunday, June 28                            7:00 to 7:00 PM
Monday, June 29                         6:00 to 7:00 PM
Tuesday, June 30                       9:00 to 7:00 PM
Wednesday, July 1                      9:00 to 5:00 PM
Thursday, July 2                             9:00 to 5:00 PM
Friday, July 3                                  9:00 to 5:00 PM
Saturday, July 4                             9:00 to 3:00 PM
Sunday, July 5                               9:00 to 3:00 PM
(Please Note: Hours are subject to change)
Please Note: Credentialing is ONLY at the Hyatt
Regency Reston - Main Accreditation Center (MAC)
unless noted in the confirmation letter. Only the
MAC has the ability to produce a credential
for any registrant that is able to be accredited.
There are a few exceptions where On-Site Registration is
allowed, based upon the distance to the venue (Refer to
sport’s synopsis for details). Competitors entered in any
one of the on-site registration sports, who participate
in another sport, must still register at the MAC to
obtain their Credential to compete in the other sport.

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Once competitors are duly entered and have met all
requirements (i.e. paid all fees, signed the waiver form,
turned in a medical form where required), they must register
at the (MAC) for their Credential prior to competing,
attending the Opening Ceremony, or any required
sports’ meetings or weigh-ins in the weight class sports.
REGISTRATION FEES
• October 1, 2014 - February 28, 2015:
$110.00 (plus Sports Fees)
• March 1, 2015 - June 22, 2015: $130.00 (plus
Sports Fees)
• June 23, 2015 - July 5, 2015: $150.00 (plus
Sports Fees)
Please Note: Sports may be closed out due to athlete
capacity. You are highly encouraged to register early!
ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY
In order to be eligible to compete in the Fairfax 2015 World
Police & Fire Games:
• A person must be publicly employed as a full time
Peace Officer or Firefighter; or, a retired Peace
Officer or Firefighter. Must have formal Firefighter
or Law Enforcement Officer training. Their primary
occupation must be that of a Law Enforcement
Officer or Firefighter.
• Must be a member of an eligible agency; or, a
retired Law Enforcement Officer or Firefighter from
an eligible Agency
• Must have been sworn or appointed as a Law
Enforcement Officer or Firefighter “by an eligible
agency” Training / Academy
Any person terminated from the service for less than
honorable reasons shall not be considered eligible to
compete regardless of length of service or retirement
status. Civilian employees of eligible agencies are not
eligible to compete; nor are spouses of eligible athletes
unless the spouse is eligible in his/her own right.
TRAINING/ACADEMY TIME
If an eligible agency requires successful completion of an
academy curriculum prior to swearing in, the applicant
must complete this training before being eligible to enter
the WPFG.
RETIRED ENTRANTS
Entrants claiming “retired” status MUST be retired from an
eligible agency. The WPFGF has developed criteria for
the purposes of determining eligibility for “retired status”
The three primary eligible retirement status definitions
are as follows:
• Normal Retirement: The person has served
an eligible agency for a time long enough to
qualify for service retirement and has reached the
age established by their retirement system for such
retirement.
• Deferred Retirement: The person resigns
from his/her service following the completion
of the number of years of good conduct service
required to qualify the person for a retirement
income upon arrival at a specific age.
• Length of Service Retirement: The person
has completed no less than 20 years of good
conduct service, and resigns from his/her service,
with or without a retirement benefit.
Other criteria may apply, including “Deferred Retirement”,
“Lump Sum Retirement”, “Contract Retirement” and
“Disability Retirement”. Contact the Federation
Headquarters office in San Diego if you are unsure as to
your status. Upon request from the Host or the WPFGF,
any medically-retired entrant must provide a sport-specific
medical release indicating fitness to compete in the sport.

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Please Note: A termination without benefit of future
recognition as a retired person does not qualify under this
section. Any person terminated from an eligible agency for
less than honorable reasons shall not be considered eligible
to compete, regardless of length of service or retirement status.
AGENCY ELIGIBILITY
All eligible agencies must be specifically approved
by the WPFGF (see listing). The WPFGF may
approve additional agencies, job descriptions
and individuals if, after examination, it finds
they qualify under the WPFG eligibility rules.
If a full-time Law Enforcement Officer or Firefighter is
employed by one of the following gencies or their
equivalent, he/she is eligible to compete in the WPFG.
“Equivalent” means: A duly-organized governmental
subdivision such as municipal, provincial/state, national,
etc. Retired members of eligible agencies are also eligible.
•Municipal, State and National Police Departments/
Services
•Municipal, County, State and National Fire
Departments/ Services
•County, State & Federal Corrections Officers/
Deputies
•County Sheriff’s Departments
•National and County Marshal’s Offices
•District Attorney’s Investigators
•Airport and Harbor/Port Police and Fire Departments
•Highway Patrols
•National Border Patrols
•National Bureaus of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms
•National/Federal Bureaus of Investigation
•National Customs and Excise Services
•National Department of Commerce: Special Agents
•National Dept. of Treasury Criminal Investigators
•National Immigration & Naturalization Services
•National and State Parole Agents
•National Postal Inspectors
•National Secret Service Agents
•National and State Alcoholic Beverage Control
Officers
•National and State Criminal Investigators
•State Lifeguards (with peace officer status)
•National and State Bureaus of Narcotics
•National and State Corrections Officers
•National and State Departments of Fish and Game
•National and State Departments of Forestry
•Accredited University & College Police
•County and State Probation Officers
Any agency or representative from an agency not
mentioned above, meeting the requirements of a
Police or Fire Agency as defined, may petition the
WPFG Eligibility Committee for inclusion in the WPFG.
AGENCIES AND CLASSIFICATIONS SPECIFICALLY
EXCLUDED:
•Military Police and Fire Departments
•Volunteer Fire Departments
•Private Business Fire Departments (Except as
specifically approved)
•Police and Sheriff’s Reserves
•Police Cadets, Interns, or Community Service Officers
•Private Security Services
•Private Paramedic Services
•Paramedics (without Firefighter status)
•Auxiliary Police
•Pre-employment Police Science Students
•Seasonal Firefighters or Smokejumpers
•County Correctional Officers (WITHOUT Peace
Officer status)
•Municipal Corrections Officers (Except as specifically
approved)
Please Note: to applicants outside North America: The
definition of the term “volunteer” varies from country to country.

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If you are unsure of your status, contact the WPFGF
Headquarters in San Diego.
8304 CLAIREMONT MESA BLVD., #107
Telephone: [+1] 858-571-9919
Fax: [+1] 858-571-1641
UNQUALIFIED PERSONS
Any person that enters the Games, or attempts to enter the
Games knowing that he/she is ineligible, or any coach
or competitor that enters another person knowing that
such person is ineligible, without having first obtained
official approval, will be disqualified from the Games.
Any team with an ineligible player will be disqualified.
No refunds will be made in these situations.
QUALIFIED PERSONS
If a person, otherwise qualified to enter the Games,
knowingly joins a team (including Doubles) on which
he/she is ineligible to compete, that person shall be
subject to appropriate disciplinary action. If another
competitor, team captain or coach knowingly allows
a person otherwise qualified to enter the Games, but
who is ineligible for that team, to join the team, that
team’s representative and the team shall be subject to
appropriate disciplinary action and disqualification.
Ifitisdiscoveredthatateammember,otherwisequalifiedto
entertheGames,hasjoinedtheteam,butisineligibletodo
so, the team is immediately disqualified from competition,
and is subject to appropriate disciplinary action.
LOSS OF CREDENTIAL
Your credential must be worn visibly at all times and must be
presented upon request. It is personal and non-transferable.
In case of loss or theft, please report it immediately to
the Main Accreditation Center. In order to obtain a new
Credential, the team member must proceed to the Main
AccreditationCenter,carryinganappropriateidentification
document and pay a $10.00 USD replacement fee.
PARTICIPATION LIMITS
The WPFG Federation and the Fairfax 2015 World
Police & Fire Games reserve the right to limit the maximum
number of entries in any sport/event. Limits are specified
under each sport in the Sports Synopsis section of the
Entry Book. Entries which cannot be accommodated,
will be returned and all relevant fees refunded.
SPORTS INFORMATION AREA
A sports information area will be provided at the Main
Accreditation Center. Representatives will be present
to answer any sports specific questions. Competitors
are highly encouraged to stop by their sport(s) areas to
receive information about scheduling and any possible
changes. It is the responsibility of the competitor to be
aware of any changes posted in this area.
REGIONAL QUOTAS
Regional Quotas will be in effect until February 15,
2015. Golf, Tennis, Martial Arts, Ice Hockey and the
Weight Lifting competitions are most likely to be affected.
After February 15, 2015, all unfilled reserve spaces
will be released with any competitors on waiting lists
as the first to be accommodated. The global regions
are: North America, Europe, Africa, the Middle-East
& South America, and Australia, Asia & Oceania.
EVENT CODES
Each event has an associated 8-character Event Code
that is unique to the specific event. For example, the Event
Code for Women’s 18+ Badminton is BDA31030.
The last 3 digits of the event coded is the fee (in this
case 030 = $30.00 USD). The Event Codes will be
found in association with each event in the Entry Book.

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In order to assure proper entry when using the
paper Sport Entry Form, all 8 letters and numbers
of the Event Code must be listed on the Sports Entry
Form in the space provided. The Event Codes are
not needed when using the Online Entry system.
SPORTS ENTRY FEES
All Sport Entry Fees are payable to the World Police &
Fire Games in U.S. funds. All checks, bank drafts and
money orders shall be drawn on a U.S. bank (only).
Exception: Canadian checks indicating U.S. funds
need not be drawn on a U.S. bank but must indicate
U.S. funds on the check. Competitors may use a Visa
or MasterCard to pay the Sport Entry Fees. No other
form of payment can be accepted (no “money grams”
or similar). Each event also has an associated cost, the
Sport Fee. Most events are $30.00 USD, but some are
more because they cover such things as the green fees in
Golf, or the officials’ expenses in the lifting competitions.
All Sport Fees over $30.00 USD are considered
Additional Sport Fees. The Sport Fee for each event
is denoted by the last 3 digits of the Event Code. For
example, the Event Code for Men’s 18+ Division I
Basketball is BKA01 030. The last three digits (030)
indicate that the Sport Fee for this event is $30.00
USD. Add the Sport Fees and Registration Fee
together to determine the Total Entry Fees to be paid.
BANK/WIRE TRANSFERS
Due to high bank charges, which are the responsibility of
the competitor, sending Sports’ Entry fees by wire transfer
for groups of LESS THAN 10 PERSONS is discouraged.
You may request the necessary banking information for
a wire transfer by contacting the WPFG Federation in
San Diego. MAKE SURE TO CLEARLY IDENTIFY FOR
WHOM THE FEES ARE INTENDED. The name and
contact information of at least one competitor MUST
accompany the transfer notice.
CONFIRMATION OF RECEIPT
Your canceled check, or the appearance of a debit
on your credit card statement, is considered to be
your confirmation of receipt of your Sports Entry. This
confirmation relates only to the receipt of your entry.
SPORT CONFIRMATION LETTERS
A confirmation of your entry in each event will be sent to
you by e-mail. It will include how and when to find your
starting time and date.
ATHLETE REGISTRATION
METHODS OF ENTRY
There are ENTRY FORMS. Every person who participates
in a sport MUST submit a Sport Entry Form, a signed
Release of Liability/Acknowledgement of Rules and
Regulations Form (Waiver) and pay Sport Entry Fees.
One Entry Form will not cover two or more persons.
Partisipant entering on-line will receive an automatic
confirmation of receipt via email. This electronic
confirmation relates ONLY to the receipt of your entry.
COMPLETE ALL INFORMATION, INCLUDING
DATE OF BIRTH, ZIP CODE AND CONTACT
INFORMATION. DO NOT ABBREVIATE.
Print or type your Entry Form. An email address is
essential for us to provide you with sports and other
information. All competitors must pay a Registration Fee,
one time only, no matter how many events are entered.
Entries will be processed by the WPFG Federation,
the governing body for the Fairfax 2015 World
Police & Fire Games. *EARLY REGISTRATION IS
ENCOURAGED!* (a minimum $25.00 SERVICE
CHARGE will be added for all returned checks.)
FAXING ENTRIES OR SUBMITTING IN AN
ELECTRONICFORMATISNOTRECOMMENDED!
Please do NOT fax your entry; or send by electronic

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format, such as a “pdf” or “tif” file. The processing
center is not equipped to efficiently handle this type
of transmittal. If at all possible, put your entry in the
mail in a timely fashion, or enter via the online entry
system. “Duplicate Charges” on credit cards can
result from multiple duplicate faxed transmissions.
SUBMITTING PAPER ENTRIES
An entrant who elects to submit his/her entry using
a mailed-in Entry Form (or other paper entry) will be
charged a nonrefundable Administrative Fee of
$25.00. This is in addition to any other Sports Entry Fees.
Please Note: Team Captains who send team Entry Forms,
Waivers and Sports Fees (one or more payments) together in the
sameenvelopewillpaythisadministrativefeeonetime.AllTeam
entries must be postmarked by April 17, 2015 to be bracketed.
8304 CLAIREMONT MESA BLVD., #107
Telephone: [+1] 858-571-9919
Fax: [+1] 858-571-1641
The online entry system can be accessed by visiting the
Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games website at
www.fairfax2015.com (The forms, sports information
and event codes can be downloaded and printed at
this site.)
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1-ATHLETE REGISTRATION
Registration opens on October 1, 2014! The easiest
way to register for the 2015 World Police and Fire
Games is to go online at www.fairfax2015.com. There
you will enter your personal information, select and
pay the fees for your chosen sports. If you are unable
to complete the online registration, you may use the
forms included on page 129 of this book (please note
that all entries must be postmarked by April 17, 2015.)
STEP 2-VERIFICATION
Please verify all the necessary forms have been
completed for your selected events. These may
include medical and liability waivers, ATF Firearms
applications and sports handicap information. All
the required forms and associated instructions are
included in this Entry Book or can be linked from
the registration website www.fairfax2015.com.
Participants entering online will receive an automatic
confirmation of receipt of entry via e-mail. This electronic
confirmation relates ONLY to the receipt of your entry.
STEP 3-TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL FORMS
Online registration for Technical Support Personnel (TSP)
will open on October 1, 2014. If you are not registering
online, you must fill out the TSP Entry form in hardcopy
form and mail it (for approval) along with your payment to:
FAIRFAX 2015 WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES
ATTN: TSP
12587 FAIR LAKES CIRCLE, SUITE 803
Payment options include check/money order or credit
cards. (VISA, MASTERCARD and AMEX) Please note
that all entries must be postmarked by April 17, 2015.
STEP 4-ACCOMMODATIONS
The hotel registration process opened March, 2014.
You may go to http://www.fairfax2015.com/
accomodations and make your hotel reservations and
choose from over 130 hotels in the National Capital
Region (NCR). Our participating hotels have the
guaranteed lowest available rates for WPFG athletes,
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benefits to you for staying in a participating hotel (or dorm).
We have done our best to provide a variety of hotels
located in and around the areas of the various sporting
venues. Fairfax County is very pet-friendly, click on the
link to find a list of pet-friendly hotels and others
attractions nearby that allow pets. http://www.fxva.
com/sleepeatshop/fairfax-virginia-hotels/pet-friendly
Please Note: It is imperative you list each individual in the
Hotel Reservation System that will be staying in each room you
have reserved. ONLY by listing each individual in the 2015
World Police & Fire Games Contracted Accommodations
will they receive the area Merchant Discount opportunities,
venue transportation access and access to the Athlete Village.
In appreciation for utilizing the 2015 World Police &
Fire Games contracted accommodations everyone (you,
your roommates, family members, and/or friends) staying
in a 2015 World Police & Fire Games contracted
room will receive a unique mark on your credential
identifying their participation with these opportunities.
2015 World Police & Fire Games Accommodations
page http://www.fairfax2015.com/accomodations
STEP 5-GUEST REGISTRATION
All athletes and accompanying guests are required
to be credentialed if wanting access into credential
only areas. Credentials provide controlled access to
the venues, various ceremonies and private events.
Each registered athlete may purchase a credential
for an unlimited number of guests. If you are not
registering online, you must fill out the Family & Friends
Information form included in the back of this book.
Payment must accompany the form and be mailed to:
FAIRFAX 2015 WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES
ATTN: REGISTRATION
12587 FAIR LAKES CIRCLE, SUITE 803
STEP 6-OFFICIAL GAMES MERCHANDISE
Why wait until you arrive at the Games to pick up
your merchandise!? The Official Fairfax 2015 World
Police & Fire Games Merchandise is available online
at www.fairfax2015.com. Fairfax 2015 will also offer
Team (Country) Uniforms which will be available online.
During the Games, Merchandise will be available
at the Main Accreditation Center (MAC) at the Hyatt
Regency Reston, Athletes Village & at selected venues!
STEP 7-VISA AND PASSPORTS
If you are visiting Fairfax County and the surrounding
National Capitol Region from outside the United States,
you must have the proper VISA to enter the country or
be originating from a country participating in the VISA
Waiver program with the United States. For further
information, please visit the US State Departments website
at http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/visit/
visitor.html for further information and details. See the
International Visitors section below.
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS
Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games will not
provide assistance in obtaining a VISA. Visitors
from outside the United States may need a VISA
to enter the country. Details can be found here:
http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english.html
In most cases, Canadian citizens and citizens of the
British Overseas Territory of Bermuda (Bermuda) are
not required to present a valid passport and VISA
when entering the United States for tourism and visits.
Citizens from Visa Waiver Program countries can come
to the United States without a VISA if they meet certain
requirements as described here: http://travel.state.gov/
content/visas/english/visit/visa-waiver-program.html
All Visa Waiver Program travelers must present a
machine readable passport at the US port of entry to
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need a United States VISA. Please Note: A VISA does
not guarantee entry into the United States of America.
Non-immigrant VISAS are for international travelers coming
to the US temporarily for business (VISA Cat B-1), tourism,
pleasure or visiting (VISA category B-2), or a combination
of both purposes (B-1/B-2). The VISA allows you to travel
to a US port of entry and request permission to enter the
UnitedStates.Moreinformationcanbefoundhere:http://
travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/visit/visitor.html
International travelers are strongly encouraged
to obtain travelers insurance for themselves and
their families while visiting the United States.
FRIENDS & FAMILY
ACCREDITATION
The Friends & Family Accreditation is a great way to be
closetotheactionwithoutcompeting!Herearesomeofthe
perks of purchasing an Accreditation for the whole family!
• ACCESS TO EXCLUSIVE “CREDENTIALED
ONLY” AREAS IN THE ATHLETES VILLAGE
• TRANSPORTATION TO/FROM SPORT
VENUES Please Note: Opening & Closing
Ceremonies & Memorial Services are not
included. They are separate fees and you must
request transportation to these events by April
30, 2015.
• EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS AND
MERCHANT DISCOUNT PROGRAM
• TICKET TO OPENING CEREMONY
For security reasons, all accompanying guests will
need to have an appropriate “Friends & Family
Accreditation.” In order for Friends and Family to enter
non-public competition areas, everyone must have a
valid Friends and Family credential with them at all times
while at any non public Fairfax 2015 World Police
& Fire Games event, transportation to/from an event
site or to any invited VIP events. The Friends & Family
credential grants temporary visiting access in limited
numbers and under controlled circumstances in order to
protect the privacy and security of the athletes https://
wpfg15.fusesport.com/registration/201/entrybook/
ONLY REGISTERED AND ACCREDITED ATHLETES AND
NON-PLAYING COACHES MAY MARCH IN THE “PARADE
OF ATHLETES” DURING THE OPENING CEREMONY.
COST FOR EACH FRIENDS & FAMILY
ACCREDITATION
• ADULT (18+) $30.00 USD
• YOUTH (12 -17) $20.00 USD
• UNDER 12 - COMPLIMENTARY (NO COST)
(ALL Accreditations are valid June 23 – July 5, 2015)
ADMISSION CHARGES
Therewillbenoadmissionchargeforanyspectatortoattend
any Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games sporting
event. All are welcome to cheer the athletes on to victory!
ACCOMMODATIONS &
MERCHANT DISCOUNT
PROGRAM
The Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games
is committed to offering the best possible athlete
experience. The Accommodations Reservation System
was established and launched March, 2014 to
facilitate your housing needs. To review accommodation
options for the Games, go to http://fairfax2015.com/
accommodations for more information. By booking
with Games participating hotels and dorms, you are
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Accommodation options include over 130 participating
hotels as well as dorm rooms at George Mason University.
The Merchant Discount Program is custom designed
to provide savings throughout Fairfax County and the
National Capital Region for all athletes, friends and
family staying at Games participating hotels and dorms.
Eligible attendees will enjoy special offers, discounts and
promotions from local retail merchants, restaurants, bars,
shopping malls and area attractions. We want you to
enjoy all that the National Capital Region has to offer.
All credentialed athletes and all credentialed friends
and family that are staying in a room at a Fairfax
2015 World Police & Fire Games participating
hotel are eligible to take advantage of the special
offers and savings in the Merchant Discount
Program. It is important to list every individual that
will be staying in each room that you reserve in the
Accommodations Reservation System to ensure eligibility.
ESSENTIAL TRAVEL
INFORMATION
ACCESSIBILITY
Public transportation available in the (NCR)
is accessible to people with disabilities. See
here for specific information: http://www.
wmata.com/accessibility/?forcedesktop=1
CURRENCY
In the United States, the dollar is the standard currency.
Many banks will exchange foreign currency for a
fee. In general, banking hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00
PM, Monday - Friday. Some banks have Saturday
hours as well, please check with your banking
institutions directly or online for details. ATM Machines
are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
United States Currency (USD)
Coins - .01¢, .05¢, .10¢, .25¢, .50¢, $1.00
Notes - $1.00, $2.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00
$50.00, $100.00
DRIVING
Right-hand traffic. Seatbelts are required for everyone
travelling in a car or in a van. It is prohibited to talk
on a mobile phone while driving, without using a
hands-free device. Drinking and driving is a punishable
offence regardless of the road or location. Anything
above a blood alcohol level of 0.08% is illegal)
INTERNATIONAL CALLS
+ 011 - Country Code - City/Town Code
National Telephone Country Code: + 1
LOCAL TIME
The National Capital Region (NCR) is located in the
Eastern Standard Time Zone. (GMT -5)
MOBILE PHONE NETWORKS
In the U.S., Sprint, Verizon and U.S. Cellular use
CDMA. ONLY AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM. You are
advised to contact your own country’s mobile phone
operator to determine if your country has an international
roaming agreement with the United States, which
will allow temporary connection with the our network.
SMOKING
The NCR is generally smoke free in public areas,
including restaurants, subways, bars and all public
transportation. State and District laws prohibit anyone
under the age of 18 from purchasing tobacco products.
SALES TAX
A sales tax is imposed on most goods and services
throughout the NCR. The tax rates are as follows: (on
most products- except Hotel, Rental Cars, & Restaurants)
• District of Columbia, expect to pay 5.75%
• Virginia it runs from 5.3 to 6.0%

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• Maryland, it is a flat 6%.
TIPPING
Some guidelines for tipping are offered below:
• Hotel doorman: $1 for hailing a cab
• Taxi Drivers: 18-20% of total fare
• Porters and Bellhops: $1-2 per bag
• Maids: $1-2 per day of your stay
• Wait staff and bartenders: 18-20% of total bill
• Other service personnel such as tour guides, con-
cierge, etc. always appreciate a little extra tip
WEATHER (All Temperatures in Fairenheit)
The average high in june is about 81º-86ºf; the
average low is 59º-63ºf. The average high in july
is 90º-95f and the average low is 68º-74ºf. The
relative humidity in the morning hours is generally 80-
85% relative humidity and 52-54% in the afternoon.
LANGUAGE SERVICES
Fairfax County is a diverse community, with
approximately 30% of its residents being foreign-born
who speak over 100 different native languages. The
Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games understands
the need for language assistance among the Games
attendees and will make interpretation services
available to athletes, officials and visitors to the Games
through the last day of competition on July 5, 2015.
THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE SERVICES WILL
BE AVAILABLE DURING THE GAMES:
SPANISH RUSSIAN FRENCH JAPANESE
GERMAN PORTUGUESE MANDARIN CHINESE
Every attempt will be made to secure interpreters
to be present at Games Accreditation, sport
venues, and official Games meetings as needed.
In addition there will be language interpreters
available during the athlete registration period at
the Main Accreditation Center (MAC) at the Hyatt
Regency Reston Hotel, Sport Venues, and Official
Games Meetings as necessary. If you are unsure
that your English skills are adequate for your visit,
please request an interpreter. Languages not listed
above may have interpreters available upon request.
Please indicate your country of origin and
language needs in the Language Services area
during online registration. We will do our best to
accommodate each request, however, all requests
must be received by June 1, 2015 for consideration.
FAIRFAX ALERTS
Fairfax Alerts is the emergency alert system of Fairfax
County, and it is the official emergency alerting system
of the World Police & Fire Games (WPFG). Enrollment
information will be sent in the spring.
OTHER WAYS TO STAY INFORMED DURING WPFG:
Twitter: @fairfaxcounty @fairfaxpolice @ffxfirerescue
Facebook: www.facebook.com/fairfaxcounty
Emergency Information Blog: www.fairfaxcounty.
gov/emergency/blog
Police Information Blog: www.fcpdnews.wordpress.
com
Fairfax County Radio: www.fairfaxcounty.gov/radio
Road Conditions: www.511virginia.org
Weather: www.weather.gov

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ARRIVALS
TRAVELING TO THE NCR
The National Capital Region includes the Commonwealth
of Virginia, the State of Maryland, and the District of
Columbia, otherwise known as Washington, D.C.
The host of the 2015 Games, Fairfax County, Virginia
is approximately 399 square miles and is part of the
NCR. In total, the 2015 Games will be held in 9
different jurisdictions located throughout the NCR
with the Reston Town Center and Hyatt Regency
Reston serving as Athletes Village and Host Hotel.
There are various means for getting around the NCR which
aredetailedinthefollowingpages.Fairfax2015hasmade
every attempt to simplify the transportation services for all
thingsGames’related,especiallygiventhesizeoftheNCR.
The NCR has three airports. Washington Dulles
International Airport (IAD) located in Dulles, Virginia
(26 miles west of downtown Washington D.C.), Ronald
Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) located
in Arlington, Virginia (Just across the Potomac River
from Washington D.C.) and Baltimore/Washington
International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)
located in Linthcum, Maryland (10 Miles south of
Baltimore and 32 miles northeast of Washington D.C.)
There are a variety of transportation methods you can
choose from, including Metro Rail, Metro Bus and
Connector Bus, taxis and rental cars. We have put
together some information outlining each option available
at this time.
If you’re traveling here by air, the NCR is accessible
through three national and international airports. If
you plan to drive yourself once you’ve landed, you
can rent a vehicle from several vendors at each of the
airports. Information on transportation to/from the Sports
Venues and Athletes Village can be found on page 34.
Please Note: If you are traveling with a team and you require
additional room for your equipment, it is recommended that you
consider renting vehicles that can transport your team together.
Many of the automobile rental companies carry Mini Vans
and Full Size Passenger Vans for rental at your convenience.
ARRIVING BY AIR
WASHINGTON DULLES INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT (IAD)
http://www.metwashairports.com/dulles/dulles.htm
Located in Dulles, Virginia, IAD is a short 6 miles (9.6km)
from the Main Accreditation Center and the Athletes
Village at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Reston, Virginia.
IAD Public Transportation Options
• METRO RAIL: There is no Metro Rail service
from IAD
• HOTEL SHUTTLES: There are multiple daily
shuttles to and from area hotels and IAD. Check
with the hotels directly for the most up to date
information.
• SHARED VAN: The SuperShuttle service is
available for approximately $27 each way, per
person and can be booked on-site or online.
• TAXI: At IAD, taxi service is provided by
Washington Flyer. Follow the signs for Ground
Transportation/Taxis to the lower level of the main
terminal. A curbside representative is available 24
hours a day to help you choose which taxi is best
for your needs. Rates vary depending on which
area you’re travelling to, so be sure to check out
their approximate fare chart. A Taxi fare from IAD
to the Hyatt Regency Reston will approximately
cost $24.00 plus tolls.
• RENTAL CAR: 8 major companies have on-
site rental location. Shuttle buses located at the
ground terminal island on the arrivals level run to
and from each company’s site.

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RONALD REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT (DCA)
http://www.metwashairports.com/reagan/reagan.htm
Located in Arlington, Virginia just across the Potomac
River from Washington D.C. is 23 miles (37 km)
from the Main Accreditation Center and the Athletes
Village at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Reston, Virginia.
DCA Public Transportation Options
• METRO RAIL: Take Metro’s Blue or Yellow Line
to the Silver Line. (Cost is dependent on time of
day) Take National Airport Metro Station Blue
Line to Rosslyn Metro Station, transfer to the Silver
line towards Largo Town Center (Wiehle-Reston
East Metro Station) then take RIBS Bus to Hotel or
the Fairfax Connector Bus #505, which will drop
you off behind the hotel.
Please Note: The hotel is approximately a 1.5 Mile walk
from the Metro Station.
• HOTEL SHUTTLES: There are multiple daily
shuttles to and from area hotels and DCA. Check
with the hotels directly for the most up to date
information
available for approx. $27 each way, per person
and can be booked on-site or online
• TAXI: At DCA, taxis are available just outside the
baggage claim at each terminal, and a uniformed
taxi dispatcher will be there to help you. Again,
taxi rates change depending on where you are
travelling to or from, but all trips originating from
the airport have a $2.50 surcharge. Click here
to view estimated taxi fares. A Taxi fare from
DCA to the Hyatt Regency Reston hotel will cost
approximately $69.00 plus tolls
• RENTAL CAR: The in-airport rental car counters
are on the first floor of Garage A. The garage
is accessible by a courtesy rental car shuttle that
runs every 10 minutes and stops at every terminal
outside the baggage claim. The garage is only a
10-minute walk from Terminals A and B.
BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL-
THURGOOD MARSHAL AIRPORT (BWI)
http://www.bwiairport.com/
BWI Public Transportation Options
• METRO RAIL: There is no Metro Rail from BWI.
MARC trains do run from BWI to Union Station in
Washington D.C.
• HOTEL SHUTTLES: There are no hotel shuttles
to either Virginia or Washington D.C.
available for approx. $27 each way, per person
and can be booked on-site or online. SuperShuttle
ticketing counters at BWI are located at the lower
level baggage claim near door 2 (Concourse A)
and door 9 (Concourse C)
• TAXI: At BWI, the taxi stand is located just
outside of the baggage claim area of the Lower
Level of the BWI terminal. Again, taxi rates
change depending on where you are travelling
to or from, but all trips originating from the airport
have a $2.50 surcharge. A Taxi fare from BWI to
the Hyatt Regency Reston will cost approximately
$135.00 plus tolls
• RENTAL CAR: Eight rental car companies are
consolidated at an off-airport rental car facility,
about 10 minutes away from the terminal.
Passengers can take the courtesy shuttle from the
lower level of the terminal building to the rental
car center
ARRIVING BY RAIL
UNION STATION (WASHINGTON D.C.)
http://www.unionstationD.C..com/info/rail
Only BWI and DCA airports are serviced directly by rail;
IAD is currently served by bus, taxi and hotel shuttles.
Union Station is a major train station, transportation
hub, and leisure destination in Washington, D.C.
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rail services, the Washington Metro, and buses.
Metrorail also directly services DCA and provides
several transfer opportunities to the MARC train
which services BWI. You can also pick up the MARC
train directly at Union Station as mentioned above.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY EXPRESS (VRE)
http://vre.org/
The Virginia Railway Express (VRE) provides
commuter rail service from the Northern Virginia
suburbs to Alexandria, Crystal City and downtown
Washington, D.C., along the I-66 and I-95 corridors.
MARC TRAIN (MARYLAND AREA REGIONAL
COMMUTER)
www.mtamaryland.com/services/marc
MARC is a commuter rail system that provides service on
threelines,betweenBaltimore,MDandWashington,D.C.;
Perryville, MD and Washington, D.C.; and Martinsburg,
WV and Washington, D.C. MARC trains operate Monday
through Friday only with limited service on select holidays.
The Penn Line of the MARC Train Service operates between
Baltimore’s Penn Station, through the BWI Airport Train
Station, and Union Station in Washington, D.C. Stops
includeBaltimoreCity,Odenton,andBowieStateUniversity.
Inaddition,thereare4stopsnorthofPennStationatMartins
Airport, Edgewood, Aberdeen, and Perryville. The Penn
LineistheonlylineoftheMARCTrainServicetooffermidday
andweekendservicebetweenBaltimoreandWashington.
MARC Train Fares range from $4 to $10 one way.
AMTRAK
http://www.amtrak.com/home
Amtrak is billed as America’s Railroad and operates more
than 300 daily trains operating at speeds up to 150 mph.
Amtrak connects 46 states, the District of Columbia and
3 Canadian Provinces. Servicing out of Union Station
which is located in Washington D.C.
ARRIVING BY BUS
GREYHOUND BUS LINES
www.greyhound.com
Union Station is the main hub for all non-
metro buses in/out of Washington D.C.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION
It is important to understand your ground transportation
options prior to arriving in the National Capital Region.
While Games organizers (Fairfax 2015) is providing
certain bus transport components in support of the
Games, you must know that these components are strictly
designed to assist in getting athletes from strategically
placed hubs to competition venues and certain other
Games-related events. Athletes and Friends & Family
should be aware that sightseeing and tourist excursions
are not included in Games-Specific Transportation, and
depending on your point of origin, Games-specific
transportation may not prove convenient for you.
Please choose a hotel close to your competition venue.
Once you arrive in the National Capital Region for
the 2015 Games, you are advised to go to the Reston
Hyatt (Host Hotel) and the Main Accreditation Center to
obtain your Games credential at your earliest opportunity.
RENTAL CARS / VEHICLES
Those seeking full control of their transportation needs
may wish to utilize the services of Rental Car Agencies
located primarily at the airports. Fairfax 2015 is seeking
an official rental car provider and will notify athletes as
soon as the company has been selected. If competing
as a team, it is recommended that you consider renting
vehicles that can transport your team together and
provide additional room for team equipment. Many
of the automobile rental companies offer Mini Vans
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TAXI SERVICES
Fairfax County and the National Capital Region
(NCR) offer an array of taxi companies that provide
transportation services throughout the area. Most of
the companies listed below offer 24 hours a day, 7
days a week, 365 days a year of service throughout
the National Capital Region and the 3 major airports.
Unlike most urban settings where taxi service can be
summoned from curbside, most, if not all, requests for taxi
service in Fairfax County and surrounding jurisdictions are
made through the company’s dispatch center. Reservations
for taxi service can be made in advance with most
companies, as well as, requests for immediate service.
ARLINGTON,VIRGINIA
ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB
(703) 522-2222
http://www.yellowcabofarlington.com/
ARLINGTON BLUE TOP CABS - M&R TAXI CO, INC
(703) 243-8294
http://www.bluetop.com/
RED TOP CAB OF ARLINGTON
(703) 522-3333
http://www.redtopcab.com/
ENVIROCAB - ENVIROCAB, LLC
(703) 920-3333
http://www.envirotaxicab.com/
ALEXANDRIA,VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA YELLOW CAB
(703) 549-2500
http://www.alexandriayellowcab.com/default.aspx
ALEXANDRIA WHITE CAB (INCLUDES FAIRFAX
COUNTY)
Alexandria (703) 683-4004
Fairfax (703) 644-4500
http://www.whitetopcab.com/
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA
Fairfax Yellow Cab (including Falls Church)
(703) 534-1111
http://www.yellowcaboffairfax.com/default.aspx
FAIRFAX RED TOP CAB
(703) 333-3333
http://www.fairfaxredtopcab.com/
SPRINGFIELD YELLOW CAB
(703) 451-2255
http://www.springfieldyellowcabs.com/
LOUDOUN, VIRGINIA
DULLES TAXI
(703) 481-8181
http://www.dullestaxi.com/
FAIRFAX COUNTY TAXICAB (INCLUDES
MANASSAS, PRINCE WILLIAM CO.)
(703) 722-0710
http://vataxicab.com/
MANASSAS,VIRGINIA
MANASSAS CAB COMPANY
(703) 257-0222
http://www.manassascab.com/
PRINCE WILLIAM,VIRGINIA
YELLOW CAB OF PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
(703) 369-2100 or (703) 491-2222
http://www.yellowcabpw.com/
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
METRORAIL
The Washington D.C. Metro Rail, refered to as the
“Metro”, is the rapid transit system in Washington, D.C.
In the surrounding suburbs, it consists of Metrorail and
Metrobus (www.wmata.com). In Maryland, Metrorail
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George’s County; in Virginia, to Fairfax County, Arlington
County, the City of Alexandria and the City of Falls Church.
Fares vary based on the distance traveled, the time of day,
and the type of card used by the passenger. Riders enter
and exit the system using a stored-value card in the form of a
paper magnetic strip fare card or a proximity card known
as a SmarTrip card. You can find out more about SmarTrip
cards here: http://www.wmata.com/fares/smartrip/
METROBUS
The Metro Bus provides service to the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia. You can transfer between Metro
RailandMetroBuswithaSmarTripCardasdiscussedabove.
Please Note: Only plastic SmarTrip cards and cash are
accepted on Metro buses. Paper passes are not accepted.
• A trip to the Hyatt Regency Reston from DCA via
MetroRailwithatransfertoMetroBuswillcostabout
$4.40 with a SmarTrip Card. Use the Metro Trip
Planner to help you plan it out: http://www.wmata.
com/rider_tools/tripplanner/tripplanner.cfm
• A trip to the Hyatt Regency Reston from IAD
via Metro Bus will cost you about $1.75 with
a SmarTrip Card. Use the Metro Trip Planner
to help you plan it out: http://www.wmata.
• A trip to the Hyatt Regency Reston from
BWI with transfers between Metro Rail and
Metro Bus will cost about $9.00 with a
SmarTrip Card. Use the Metro Trip Planner
to help you plan it out: http://www.wmata.
FAIRFAX CONNECTOR BUS
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/connector/
Fairfax Connector, or simply “The Connector”, is a
public bus service provided by Fairfax County, Virginia
as a lower-cost alternative to the Metobus Service. You
can transfer to/from a “Connector” bus to a Metro Bus
or to the Silver or Orange line Metro Train Stations.
Please Note:Only Plastic SmarTrip cards & cash are accepted
on Fairfax Connector buses. Paper passes are not accepted.
ACCESSIBILITY
Public transportation available in the NCR is accessible to
people with disabilities. See here for specific information:
http://www.wmata.com/accessibility/?forcedesktop=1
LANGUAGE ASSISTANCE FOR PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION
Upon request, WMATA will provide language assistance
free of charge to help people ride Metro Bus, Metro Rail,
and Metro Access. Interpretation services are provided
for over 100 languages and are available by calling
Metro’s Office of Customer Information at 202-637-7000
(TTY 202-638-3780). Press 1 for Spanish translation
or press 88 and then press 5 for all other languages.
CUSTOMER SERVICE HOURS
• Monday through Friday: 6:00 AM - 8:30 PM
• Saturday & Sunday: 7:00 AM - 8:30 PM
RESOURCES AVAILABLE IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES
• The Metro Visitor’s Kit is the definitive guide for help
in using Metro to get around the Washington, D.C.
metropolitanareaandistranslatedintomultiplelanguages
• All Metrobus timetables are produced
in English/Spanish bilingual versions
• The Metro website can be translated into a number
of different languages by selecting your preference
from the “Languages” drop down menu located
at the bottom of every page http://www.wmata.
com/getting_around/language_assistance.cfm

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GAMES SPECIFIC
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION TO OPENING CEREMONY
There are several ways of traveling to Robert F.
Kennedy Stadium (RFK), the site of Opening Ceremony
for the Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games.
Whether you ride the Metro Rail, take a private
bus coach, drive, or take a taxi, the choice is yours.
For those choosing Metro Rail, there are 3 Metro Rail lines
that service Stadium-Armory, the site of RFK Stadium. The
Silver, Orange, and Blue Lines provide direct service from
numerous stations to the Stadium-Armory stop. Attendees
opting to use Metro Rail can anticipate a 55 minute
ride, one way, from Athletes Village, via the Silver Line.
As of October 1, 2014 it costs approximately $11.00,
round trip, to travel between the above listed stations
and RFK Stadium. In addition, there is an additional
$1.00 charge for fares paid with a farecard.
Purchase of a Metro Rail card is the responsibility of
the rider and can be made at all Metro Rail stations.
Travel time and costs vary depending on which departure
station is used to access Stadium-Armory. There is a
reduction in price/duration the closer the travel begins
towards Washington, D.C. and RFK Stadium. Parking
availability at Metro stations varies and the rate is $4.85
for an all-day fare (As of October 1. 2014). For a complete
list of services, estimated travel times, schedules and rates
visit Metro’s website: www.wmata.com/rail/stations.cfm
For additional information regarding Opening/
Closing Ceremonies please go to Page 40.
OPENING CEREMONY TRANSPORTATION HUBS
Transportation is available to/from the Fairfax 2015
World Police & Fire Games Opening Ceremony.
Roundtrip transportation (Air Conditioned Motor Coaches
with Restrooms) will be available for a $30.00 fee (Round
Trip, per person). Transportation Pick Up and Drop Off
locations will be at the following transportation hubs:
• Reston Town Center (11900 Market St,
Reston, VA 20190)
• Lerner Town Square at Tysons II (8025
Galleria Drive, Tysons, VA, 22102)
• Fair Lakes Shopping Center (13035 Fair
Lakes Shopping Center, Fairfax, VA 22030)
Buses will start leaving the pickup locations starting at
3PM (approximately 45 Minutes to RFK Stadium) Returning
buses will leave RFK Stadium with varying departure
schedules starting at 9PM. Anyone attending the Opening
Ceremony must register prior to April 30, 2015.
Please Note: The Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games
reserves the right to change transportation hubs and pickup/
drop off times. Notification of the changes will be made.
Aside from Metro Rail and private motor coach,
you may arrive at RFK Stadium by self-driving or taxi
service. Parking is available at RFK Stadium for a fee of
$20.00 per vehicle (Cash Only). A comprehensive list
of taxi service providers in the National Capital Region
is listed on pages 32-33 of the Games Entry Book.
TRANSPORTATION TO SPORT VENUES
During the days of competition (June 26 - July
5, 2015) the 2015 World Police & Fire Games
is offering complimentary round trip transportation
service to a majority of the sporting venues. This
service is provided for credentialed athletes, family,
and friends from the Games transportation hubs.
This unique opportunity allows riders direct, non-stop
service from one of 8 transportation hubs located
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via local school busses. The transportation hubs are
strategically located in close proximity to sport venues
and clusters of hotels made available through the Fairfax
2015 World Police & Fire Games Accommodations Team.
Times and Locations will be finalized closer to the event.
Athletes are strongly encouraged to make
their housing accommodations nearest to their
sports for easy access to the hubs and reduced
travel time to the sport venues transportation.
Those wishing to utilize the transportation service are
responsible for getting to the transportation hub (own cost)
which services the sport venues. From the transportation
hub, direct non-stop service will be provided to the
sport venues. (Transportation hubs recommended for each
sport venue can be found within each sport’s description.)
Athletes competing at the George Mason University
campus will be transported from the transportation hub
to a central location on campus. From there, a free
shuttle service will be provided to the specific sport
venues located throughout George Mason University.
Times and locations will be finalized prior to the event.
Please Note: Those who plan to take advantage of the
shuttle service must register and pay prior to April 30,
2015. The Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games
reserves the right to change transportation hubs and pick up/
drop off times. Notifications of the changes will be made.
SPORT VENUES NOT SERVICED WITH GAMES
TRANSPORTATION
• ANGLING - Pohick Bay Regional Park, Lorton,
Virginia (Self-drive)
• CROSSFIT - Lerner Town Square at Tysons II,
McLean, Virginia (Accessible by Metro
Silver Line)
• DODGEBALL - Lerner Town Square at Tysons
II, McLean, Virginia (Accessible by Metro
Silver Line)
• DRAGON BOAT - National Harbor, National
Harbor, Maryland (Hotels located less than half
mile from venue)
• MOTOCROSS - Budds Creek, Mechanicsville,
Maryland (Self-drive)
• POLICE MOTORCYCLE RIDING - Dulles Expo
Center, Chantilly, Virginia (Self-drive)
• POLICE SERVICE DOG – Lake Fairfax, Reston,
Virginia (Self-drive)
• STAIR RACE - Tysons Tower, McLean, Virginia
(Accessible by Metro Silver Line)
TRANSPORTATION TO ATHLETES VILLAGE
The Athletes Village located in the Reston Town Center is
easily accessible by driving, Fairfax Connector Bus service
or Metro Rail service. The Metro Rail provides service to
Athletes Village via the Silver Line, Wiehle-Reston East
Station. Complimentary, transportation from the Wiehle-
Reston East Station to Athletes Village (approximately 1.5
miles) will be provided to credentialed athletes, family, and
friendsduringtheFairfax2015WorldPolice&FireGames.
Athletes, family, & friends staying on George Mason
University may access Athletes Village and Reston Town
Center via a complimentary, at no cost, bus service
from campus to Reston Town Center. The service will run
approximately 4PM to 1AM daily during the Games.
TRANSPORTATION TO THE FIREFIGHTER
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Please join us to honor our fallen heroes at the Fallen
FirefighterMemorialServiceonSunday, June 28, 2015.
The memorial service will be held at the internationally
acclaimed National Fallen Firefighter Memorial. A
picnic style reception will follow the memorial service.
Please Note: Anyone attending the ceremony must register
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to April 30, 2015. The Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire
Games will provide complimentary transportation for registered
attendees. No personal vehicles will be permitted entrance.
All approved attendees will receive a ticket at
Registration check in. Buses will leave the host hotel,
Hyatt Regency Reston, at 4PM. The buses will return
to the Hyatt Regency Reston at approximately 11PM.
TRANSPORTATION TO THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL SERVICE
The Law Enforcement Memorial Service is on Tuesday,
June 30, 2015 and is open to all. The first 300
people to register prior to April 30, 2015 will
receive a complementary metro day pass. Please
pick up your pass at the Main Accreditation Center.
Please Note: No direct transportation will be
provided for this event. The preferred method of transport
is the Metro or Metro Bus. Please allow yourself
approximately 1 hour or more travel time. For travel time
estimates visit Metrorail’s website, www.wmata.com
RIDE METRO TO THE NATIONAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL
Take the Red Line to Judiciary Square Metro Station.
The National Law Enforcement Memorial is located
directly at the Metro stop at 5th and E Streets NW.
Metro bus Routes: 70, 74, and 80, DO, P6, and X 2.
TRANSPORTATION TO CLOSING CEREMONY
The 2015 World Police & Fire Games Closing
Ceremony will be held Sunday, July 5, 2015
at the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing
Arts Filene Center. For those participants who
choose to drive their own vehicles, parking is free.
Since there is no direct public transportation access
to Wolf Trap, we strongly suggest that those without
a vehicle purchase a seat on the World Police &
Fire Games Closing Ceremony shuttle. Roundtrip
transportation on an air conditioned school bus
will be available for a fee of $10.00 per person.
Transportation pickup and drop off will be located at
Reston Town Center and Lerner Town Square at Tysons II.
Buses will begin leaving the Reston Town Center
and Lerner Town Square at Tysons II at 3:30 PM.
It is approximately a 20 minute ride to Wolf Trap
from both locations. Following the ceremony, buses
will begin returning to the two locations at 8:30 PM.
shuttle service must register and pay prior to April 30,
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1
From this station, transfer to any southbound 30-series Metrobus.
2
University-operated shuttle between station and campus.
3
Georgetown Metro Connection shuttle runs through Georgetown from
Foggy Bottom-GWU station (also Rosslyn and Dupont Circle stations).
4
Kennedy Center shuttle between station and Center.
5
Wolf Trap shuttle between station and park during season.
Points of interest
African Art Museum ..................................... ll Smithsonian
Air and Space Museum.........................llll L’Enfant Plaza
American Art Museum..............................lll Gallery Place
American History Museum............................ ll Smithsonian
Botanic Gardens........................................... ll Federal Center SW
Bureau of Engraving & Printing ................... ll Smithsonian
Capitol Building............................................ ll Capitol South
Chinatown................................................lll Gallery Place
Constitution Hall........................................... ll Farragut West
Convention Center........................................ ll Mt Vernon Sq
Corcoran Gallery........................................... ll Farragut West
D.C. Armory ................................................. ll Stadium-Armory
FedEx Field........................................................l Morgan Boulevard
Federal Bureau of Investigation.................lll Metro Center
Folger Shakespeare Library........................... ll Capitol South
Freer Gallery................................................. ll Smithsonian
Hirshhorn Museum ..............................llll L’Enfant Plaza
Holocaust Museum ...................................... ll Smithsonian
House Where Lincoln Died .......................lll Metro Center
Iwo Jima Memorial....................................... ll Rosslyn
Jefferson Memorial....................................... ll Smithsonian
Library of Congress...................................... ll Capitol South
Lincoln Memorial ......................................... ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Lisner Auditorium......................................... ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Martin Luther King Jr. Library...................lll Gallery Place
Martin Luther King Jr. Mem'l........................ ll Smithsonian
Masonic Temple........................................... ll King Street-Old Town
Nat'l Academy of Sciences............................ ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
National Aquarium........................................ ll Federal Triangle
National Archives.......................................... ll Archives
National Building Museum ................................l Judiciary Sq
National Gallery of Art................................... ll Archives
National Geographic Society..............................l Farragut North
National Institutes of Health...............................l Medical Center
National Museum of
the American Indian...........................llll L’Enfant Plaza
National Portrait Gallery ...........................lll Gallery Place
National Postal Museum....................................l Union Station
National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception...................................l Brookland-CUA
National WWII Memorial............................... ll Smithsonian
National Zoo......................................................l Woodley Park
Nationals Ballpark......................................... ll Navy Yard-Ballpark
Natural History Museum............................... ll Smithsonian
Phillips Collection.............................................l Dupont Circle
Renwick Gallery............................................ ll Farragut West
RFK Stadium................................................. ll Stadium-Armory
Sackler Gallery ............................................. ll Smithsonian
Smithsonian Castle ...................................... ll Smithsonian
Spy Museum ...........................................lll Gallery Place
State Department.......................................... ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Supreme Court............................................. ll Capitol South
Verizon Center..........................................lll Gallery Place
Vietnam Veterans Memorials ........................ ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Washington Monument................................. ll Smithsonian
Washington National Cathedral1
.........................l Tenleytown-AU
White House and Visitor Center.................... ll Federal Triangle
colleges and universities
American Univ.2
................................................l Tenleytown-AU
Catholic Univ. of America..................................l Brookland-CUA
Gallaudet Univ...................................................l NoMa-Gallaudet U
George Mason Univ. .........................................l Vienna
and Virginia Sq-GMU
Georgetown University..............................lll Foggy Bottom-GWU
George Washington Univ.............................. ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Howard Univ......................................................l Shaw-Howard U
Johns Hopkins Univ. .........................................l Dupont Circle
Marymount Univ................................................l Ballston–MU
Marymount Univ./Reston...................................l Wiehle-Reston East
No. Va. Comm. Coll./Reston..............................l Wiehle-Reston East
Univ. of the District of Columbia........................l Van Ness-UDC
Univ. of Maryland2
............................................l College Park-U of Md
Va. Tech./UVA No. Virginia Center.....................l West Falls Church
sHoPPing
Ballston Common..............................................l Ballston–MU
Connecticut Avenue...........................................l Farragut North
City Place..........................................................l Silver Spring
Crystal City Underground............................. ll Crystal City
Fashion Centre............................................. ll Pentagon City
Georgetown3
................................................ ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Mazza Gallerie/Chevy Chase
Pavilion/Chevy Chase........................................l Friendship Heights
Old Post Office Pavilion................................ ll Federal Triangle
Plaza America....................................................l Wiehle-Reston East
Shops at National Place............................lll Metro Center
The Mall At Prince Georges .......................... ll Prince Georges Plaza
Tysons Corner Center........................................l Tysons Corner
Tysons Galleria..................................................l Tysons Corner
Wheaton Plaza...................................................l Wheaton
tHeaters
Arena Stage.......................................................l Waterfront
Discovery Theatre......................................... ll Smithsonian
Folger Theatre .............................................. ll Capitol South
Ford’s Theatre...........................................lll Metro Center
Kennedy Center4
.......................................... ll Foggy Bottom-GWU
Lincoln Theatre..................................................l U Street
National Theater........................................lll Metro Center
Shakespeare Theater..................................... ll Archives
Strathmore.........................................................l Grosvenor-Strathmore
Warner Theatre.........................................lll Metro Center
Wolf Trap5
........................................................l West Falls Church
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co ....................... ll Archives

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11900 MARKET STREET
RESTON, VA
HERNDON HIGH SCHOOL
700 BENNETT STREET
HERNDON, VA
HOLIDAY INN - DULLES AIRPORT
45425 HOLIDAY DRIVE
STERLING, VA
LERNER TOWN SQUARE AT TYSONS II
8025 GALLERIA DRIVE
TYSONS, VA
CROSSING EAST SHOPPING CENTER
14053 CROSSLING PLACE
WOODBRIDGE, VA
FAIR LAKES SHOPPING CENTER
12500 FAIR LAKES CIRCLE
FAIRFAX, VA
METROTECH PLAZA
CHANTILLY, VA
ARLINGTON HUB
18TH & EADS STREET
ARLINGTON, VA
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TRANSPORTATION/VENUEMAP

SPORT MAP NUMBER VENUE ADDRESS
ANGLING (FRESH WATER) 1 POHICK BAY REGIONAL 6501 POHICK BAY DR, LORTON, VA 22079
ARCHERY - 3D
ARCHERY - FIELD
ARCHERY - TARGET 3 BULL RUN REGIONAL PARK 7700 BULL RUN DR, CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
BADMINTON 4 NORTHERN VIRGINIA BADMINTON CLUB 44590 GUILFORD DR, ASHBURN, VA 20147
5 GMU SPUHLER FIELD 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
6 WESTFIELD HS 4700 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
BASKETBALL - 3X3 5 GMU FIELD HOUSE 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
BASKETBALL - 5X5 5 GMU RAC 4350 BANISTER CREEK CT, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
BENCH PRESS 48 HERNDON COMMUNITY CENTER 814 FERNDALE AVE, HERNDON, VA 20170
BIATHLON 12 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE 3721 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
BODYBUILDING 5 GMU PERFORMING ARTS 4375 MASON POND DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
BOWLING 8 BOWL AMERICA DRANESVILLE 46940 WOODSON DR, STERLING, VA 20164
BOXING 5 GMU PERFORMING ARTS 4375 MASON POND DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
CROSS COUNTRY 33 LAKE FAIRFAX PARK 1400 LAKE FAIRFAX DR, RESTON, VA 20190
CROSSFIT 14 LERNER TOWN SQUARE AT TYSONS II 8025 GALLERIA DR, TYSONS, VA 22102
CYCLING - MOUNTAIN BIKE 2 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK 10875 HAMPTON RD, FAIRFAX, VA 22039
CYCLING - CRITERIUM 9 FAIRFAX CITY - CITY HALL 10455 ARMSTRONG ST, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
CYCLING - HILL CLIMB 10 MT WEATHER / RT601 19844 BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN RD, BLUEMONT, VA 20135
CYCLING - ROAD RACE 11 PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST PARK 18100 PARK HEADQUARTERS RD, TRIANGLE, VA 22172
CYCLING - SPRINT 12 FCCJA DRIVING RANGE 3721 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
CYCLING - TIME TRIALS 11 PRINCE WILLIAM FOREST PARK 18100 PARK HEADQUARTERS RD, TRIANGLE, VA 22172
DARTS 13 FCPD ASSOCIATION HALL 5625 REVERCOMB CT, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
DECATHLON 5 GMU STADIUM 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
DODGEBALL 14 LERNER TOWN SQUARE AT TYSONS II 8025 GALLERIA DR, TYSONS, VA 22102
DRAGONBOAT 15 NATIONAL HARBOR 201 WATER FRONT ST, NATIONAL HARBOR, MD 20745
FLAG FOOTBALL 17 OAKTON HS 2900 SUTTON RD, VIENNA, VA 22181
20 LAUREL HILL 8701 LAUREL CREST DR, LORTON, VA 22079
18 EVERGREEN COUNTRY CLUB 15900 BERKELEY DR, HAYMARKET, VA 20169
19 LANSDOWNE 44050 WOODRIDGE PKWY, LEESBURG, VA 20176
HALF MARATHON 34 RESTON TOWN CENTER (VILLAGE) 11900 MARKET ST, RESTON, VA 20190
HONOR GUARD 21 HYATT RESTON BALLROOM 1800 PRESIDENTS ST, RESTON, VA 20190
24 PRINCE WILLIAM ICEHOUSE 5180 DALE BLVD, DALE CITY, VA 22193
22 ASHBURN ICEHOUSE 21595 SMITH SWITCH RD, ASHBURN, VA 20147
25 RESTON SKATEQUEST 1800 MICHAEL FARADAY CT, RESTON, VA 20190
23 KETTLER CAPITAL ICEPLEX 627 N GLEBE RD, ARLINGTON, VA 22203
JUDO 5 GMU FIELD HOUSE 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
KARATE 27 ERNST COMMUNITY CENTER 8333 LITTLE RIVER TPKE, ANNANDALE, VA 22003
LACROSSE 26 CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 6001 UNION MILL RD, CLIFTON, VA 20124
MOTOCROSS 28 BUDDS CREEK 27963 BUDDS CREEK RD, MECHANICSVILLE, MD 20659
MUSTER 16 FAIRFAX CITY STATION 3 4081 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
OPEN WATER SWIM 43 LAKE AUDUBON RESTON 2070 TWIN BRANCHES RD, RESTON, VA 20191
ORIENTEERING - CLASSIC 2 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK 10875 HAMPTON RD, FAIRFAX, VA 22039
ORIENTEERING - SPRINT 5 GMU 4400 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
PAINTBALL 29 PEVS PAINTBALL PARK 39835 NEW RD, ALDIE, VA 20105
PISTOL - POLICE ACTION PISTOL 12 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE 3721 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
PISTOL - POLICE PISTOL COMBAT 12 FCCJA SHOOTING RANGE 3721 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
POCKET BILLIARDS 7 BREAKERS SKY LOUNGE 2445 CENTREVILLE RD, HERNDON, VA 20171
POLICE MOTORCYCLE RIDING 31 DULLES EXPO CENTER - PARKING LOT 4320 CHANTILLY SHOPPING CTR, CHANTILLY, VA 20153
POLICE SERVICE DOGS 33 LAKE FAIRFAX PARK 1400 LAKE FAIRFAX DR, RESTON, VA 20190
PUSH-PULL 48 HERNDON COMMUNITY CENTER 814 FERNDALE AVE, HERNDON, VA 20170
RIFLE - AIR 35 IZAAK WALTON RIFLE RANGE 14708 MOUNT OLIVE RD, CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
RIFLE - LARGE BORE 36 QUANTICO MARINE BASE - QUANTICO SHOOTING CLUB 27211 GARAND AVE, QUANTICO, VA 22134
RIFLE - SMALL BORE 37 FAIRFAX ROD & GUN CLUB 7039 SIGNAL HILL RD, MANASSAS, VA 20111
ROWING - INDOOR 21 HYATT RESTON BALLROOM 1800 PRESIDENTS ST, RESTON, VA 20190
RUGBY 32 POPES HEAD PARK 5635 REVERCOMB CT, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
SKEET 35 IZAAK WALTON RIFLE RANGE 14708 MOUNT OLIVE RD, CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
SOCCER - FIELD 39 MORVEN PARK 17263 SOUTHERN PLANTER LN, LEESBURG, VA 20176
SOCCER - INDOOR 38 DULLES SPORTSPLEX 21610 ATLANTIC BLVD, STERLING, VA 20166
40 BRADDOCK PARK 13241 BRADDOCK RD, CLIFTON, VA 20124
41 WAKEFIELD PARK 8100 BRADDOCK RD, ANNANDALE, VA 22003
SPORTING CLAYS 3 BULL RUN REGIONAL PARK 7700 BULL RUN DR, CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
STAIR RACE 42 TYSON'S TOWER 7900 TYSONS ONE PL. MCLEAN VA 22102
SUBMISSION GRAPPLING 5 GMU FIELD HOUSE 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
SWIMMING 5 GMU AQUATIC CENTER 4520 PATRIOT CIR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
TABLE TENNIS 44 ROBINSON HS FIELDHOUSE 5035 SIDEBURN RD, FAIRFAX, VA 22032
TAEKWONDO 27 ERNST COMMUNITY CENTER 8333 LITTLE RIVER TPKE, ANNANDALE, VA 22003
5 GMU WEST CAMPUS 4350 BANISTER CREEK CT, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
44 ROBINSON HS FIELDHOUSE 5035 SIDEBURN RD, FAIRFAX, VA 22032
6 WESTFIELD HS 4700 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
45 CUB RUN REC CENTER 4630 STONECROFT BLVD, CHANTILLY, VA 20151
TRACK & FIELD 5 GMU STADIUM 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
TRAP 35 IZAAK WALTON RIFLE RANGE 14708 MOUNT OLIVE RD, CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
30 SOUTH LAKES HS 11400 SOUTH LAKES DR, RESTON, VA 20191
43 LAKE AUDUBON RESTON 2070 TWIN BRANCHES RD, RESTON, VA 20191
TUG OF WAR 46 FAIRFAX COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER 12000 GOVERNMENT CENTER PKWY, FAIRFAX, VA 22035
VOLLEYBALL - BEACH 47 WEST POTOMAC PARK 900 OHIO DR SW, WASHINGTON, DC 20024
VOLLEYBALL - INDOOR 5 GMU RAC 4350 BANISTER CREEK CT, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
WRESTLING 5 GMU FIELD HOUSE 4501 UNIVERSITY DR, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
WRIST WRESTLING 34 RESTON TOWN CENTER (VILLAGE) 11900 MARKET ST, RESTON, VA 20190
TRIATHLON
BASEBALL
GOLF
ICE HOCKEY
SOFTBALL
TENNIS
TOUGHEST COMPETITOR ALIVE (TCA)
CYCLING STREET
ORIENTEERING
ARCHERY
2 FOUNTAINHEAD REGIONAL PARK 10875 HAMPTON RD, FAIRFAX, VA 22039
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2015 WPFG CEREMONIES/
EVENT INFORMATION
Please note all events require an RSVP and are ticketed events
The Fairfax 2015 Ceremonies and Special Events
team have planned a variety of engaging events
and activities to celebrate the traditions of the World
Police & Fire Games. Our athletes and guest will
be filled with pride and be inspired as memories
are made at each of these spectacular venues.
Opening and Closing Ceremonies as well as the
Memorial Services are ticketed events. Please note
that due to venue capacities and other restrictions,
limited seating will be available. For more information,
please review the event descriptions that follow.
Please Note: The Fairfax 2015 World Police & Fire Games
OPENING CEREMONY
Date: Friday, June 26, 2015
Location: ROBERT F KENNEDY
(RFK STADIUM, WASHINGTON, D.C.)
Address: 2400 EAST CAPITOL ST NE,
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003
Time: 6:00PM - 9:00PM
Kick off the Games and be a star in the world’s largest
ceremony celebrating international police and fire athletes!
Join us for the time honored tradition of the Parade of Athletes,
Raising of the flag and the Lighting of the Cauldron, locally
inspired programming and live entertainment. Following
the ceremony, all credentialed athletes, family and friends
are encouraged to attend a social event conveniently
located on the RFK Grounds from 9:00 PM – 10:30 PM.
PARADE OF ATHLETES
Demonstrate your pride by marching into an arena of
cheering fans, friends and family! Credentialed athletes
and team coaches are encouraged to participate.
All participants must report to the designated Parade
Marshaling Area no later than 4:30 PM to participate.
We strongly suggest that those attending Opening Ceremony
purchase a seat on the World Police & Fire Games Opening
Ceremony shuttle. Roundtrip transportation on an air
conditioned motor coach with restrooms will be available for
a fee of $30.00 per person. Transportation pickup and
drop off will be available the following transportation hubs:
• Reston Town Center (11900 Market St,
Reston, VA 20190)
• Lerner Town Square at Tysons II (8025
Galleria Drive, Tysons, VA 22102)
• Fair Lakes Shopping Center (13035 Fair
Lakes Shopping Center, Fairfax, VA 22030)
Buses will begin leaving the transportation hubs at 3:30
PM. It is approximately a 45 minute motor coach ride to
RFK from all transportation hubs. Following the ceremony,
buses will begin returning to the locations at 9:00 PM.
RFK Stadium can also be accessed by the Metro transit system
Orange and Blue line to the Stadium-Armory Metro Station or by
driving a personal or rental vehicle/van. Parking at the stadium is
available for $20.00 per car (CASH ONLY). Please allow
up to one hour or more of travel time if using Metro or driving.
shuttle service must register and pay prior to April 30, 2015.
FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL SERVICE
Date: Sunday, June 28, 2015
Location: NATIONAL FALLEN FIREFIGHTER
MEMORIAL
Address: 16825 S SETON AVE, EMMITSBURG, MD
21727
Time: Memorial Service 6:00 PM / Reception to
follow

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