St John Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Department

Aulander, NC

St. John's Karts & Kawasaki offers customized gas or electric golf carts and has operated as a family-owned business since 2000.

  • Customized gas or electric golf carts
  • ATV and utility vehicle purchases
  • New or pre-owned powersports inventory

Union Rural Fire Department of Hertford County, Inc.

Fire Department

Ahoskie, NC

Union Rural Volunteer Fire Department of Hertford County, Inc. is a local volunteer department with one station and 18 volunteers in Ahoskie, North Carolina.

  • Fire emergencies in Ahoskie requiring a 9-1-1 response

Emergency available

Como Fire Department

Fire Department

Como, NC

Como Volunteer Fire Department is a local volunteer department with one station, 21 volunteers, and a Como, North Carolina headquarters.

  • Fire emergencies in Como, North Carolina

Ahoskie Rural Fire Department

Fire Department

Ahoskie, NC

Ahoskie Rural Fire Department's website presents Chinese-language access to free online manga and anime across Japanese, Chinese, European, and American categories.

  • Chinese-language online manga reading
  • Japanese anime browsing
  • Chinese animation browsing

Harrellsville Fire Department

Fire Department

Harrellsville, NC

Harrellsville Fire Dept. is listed by Hertford County as Station 4 at 227 E. Main St., Harrellsville, NC 27942.

Mufreesboro Fire Department

Fire Department

Murfreesboro, NC

Murfreesboro Police Department provides the Town of Murfreesboro's published non-emergency contact for roaming or ownerless animals at 252-398-4151.

  • Reporting a roaming or ownerless animal in Murfreesboro

Winton Rescue Squad

Fire Department

Winton, NC

Harrellsville Fire Dept. is listed by Hertford County as Station 4 at 227 E. Main St., Harrellsville, NC 27942.

Winton Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Department

Winton, NC

Harrellsville Fire Dept. is listed by Hertford County as Station 4 at 227 E. Main St., Harrellsville, NC 27942.

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FAQ

When should I call 911 for a fire?

Call 911 immediately for a fire, smoke, trapped person, medical threat, or other life-safety emergency. The dispatcher can send the appropriate department for the location.

How do I find the fire department serving my address?

Fire response is generally assigned by geographic service area, not by personal preference. Give your exact address to the 911 dispatcher during an emergency; for routine questions, contact your town or county government.

Do volunteer fire departments respond right away?

Volunteer departments respond when available, but response times vary with staffing, distance, traffic, and the type of incident. Use 911 for emergencies rather than waiting to contact a station directly.

Is there a fee for fire department response?

Fees and billing rules can vary by department, municipality, and service type. Ask the local department or county government about charges for non-emergency services, inspections, or reports.