Oak Island Fire Station
Fire Department
Oak Island, NC
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Updated October 31, 2026
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St. James Fire Department provides around-the-clock fire suppression, rescue, and Basic Life Support response across the St. James Fire District.
Emergency available · around the clock
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Emergency available
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Tri-Beach VFD Station 3 is staffed by 2+ firefighters 24 hours a day and supports fire suppression, emergency medical care, and ocean rescue.
Emergency available
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Supply, NC
Tri-Beach Volunteer Fire Department provides 24/365 fire suppression, emergency medical care, and ocean rescue for Holden Beach, Varnamtown, and Coastal Brunswick County.
Emergency available
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Ash, NC
Call 911 for an active fire, crash, medical emergency, hazardous-materials incident, or rescue need. Dispatch routes the call to the appropriate fire department, rescue agency, and EMS resources.
Its listed medical role is Basic Life Support before Brunswick County EMS arrives. Advanced life support is not listed as a service provided directly by the department.
Emergency-response billing and fees can vary by department, service, and incident; contact the relevant department or Brunswick County agency for current billing information. Do not delay calling 911 because of cost concerns.
Emergency departments are not generally a substitute for private fire-protection contractors. St. James specifically lists non-emergency private fire-protection contracting among services to avoid.
Burning restrictions and permit requirements depend on the burn type, location, weather, and current state or local rules. Check the North Carolina Forest Service and local fire department before burning, and never burn during an active restriction.