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North Carolina Fire News
Wake County
Holly Springs Structure Fire
HOLLY SPRINGS - Firefighters spent about an hour Monday afternoon battling a massive house fire that destroyed one house and damaged two others on Morton Farm Road in Holly Springs.
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Brunswick County
Leland Fire Rescue to Begin Paramedic Service
Greene County
Guilford County
Sampson County
Mecklenburg County
NC LODDs for 2008: 11
Wake County
Wake County EMS to Roll Out Advanced Practice Paramedic Program
RALEIGH - Beginning on January 6, 2009, the Wake County Department of Emergency Medical Services will begin implementation of the Advanced Practice Paramedic (APP) Program.
Richmond County
Richmond County Motor Vehicle Collision
RICHMOND COUNTY - East Rockingham Fire responded to a serious motor vehicle collision on Wednesday, December 31st at Airport Road and Chaulk Road.
Forsyth County
Kernersville House Fire
KERNERSVILLE - Shortly before 11:00 hours Friday, October 24th, Kernersville Engine 43, Engine 41 and Colfax Quint 16 were dispatched to 129 Croyden Drive on a reported house fire.
Gaston County
MVC: Overturned Fuel Oil Tanker
DALLAS - The Dallas Fire Department responded to a MVC at Trade and Dallas Stanley Highway involving a car and overturned tanker.
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Incident Reports
Wake County: Working Fire+
Lenoir County: Motor Vehicle Collision, Serious
Wayne County: Motor Vehicle Collision, Serious
Wake County: Working Fire
Catawba County: 2nd Alarm
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Recent Comments
And once again, where’s the PPE?!?!?! And everybody wonders why NC is leading the nation in FF LODD!!!!!! Could it be the lack of training, or stupid stunts like this. Dont know if it’s a cop or a FF, but whoever it is, they need to be reminded of why we have PPE!!!!!
What’s up with the guy in the yard with a hose and no PPE?
We have posted an updated list of fire rescue radios on-line.
Louis,
We were not much more than kids when I first joined the department in 84, and I was so excited to know you were still around when I came back this year.
Keep an eye on us from up there little buddy and you better have lunch ready when we see you again.
Tim Baker
Wake Co. EMS
Elon Fire Rescue
Lou - You are more than my best friend, and more than my brother. You have been my concious and my inspiration for more than 15 years. I have learned so much under your guidance, about myself and the fire service. You were with me for so many milestones, and I watched you achieve many of your own. Thank you, brother, for being everything you are to me - now and always. I miss my best friend, brother, teacher, mentor, partner, Godfather to our children, and one of the greatest men I’ve ever had the privilege to know.
Stephen Russell
Lt./Parkwood VFD
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