Deep Run Fire Department

Fire Department

Deep Run, NC

Deep Run Vol. Fire Department provides training and equipment at no cost to applicants aged 16+ living in the Deep Run Fire District.

  • Deep Run Fire District residents seeking volunteer firefighter training
  • Applicants at least 16 years old seeking a volunteer fire service role
  • Community members seeking fire safety education

North Lenoir Volunteer Fire Station 1

Fire Department

Kinston, NC

North Lenoir Volunteer Fire Station 1 serves a 52.9-square-mile northern Lenoir County district with heavy, high-angle, surface-water, and agricultural rescue certifications.

  • heavy rescue incidents
  • high-angle rescue
  • surface-water rescue

Emergency available

Pink Hill Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Department

Pink Hill, NC

Pink Hill Volunteer Fire Department provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical response in Pink Hill, with vehicle-extrication equipment and a rescue boat.

  • fires within the Pink Hill district
  • motor-vehicle collisions requiring extrication
  • brush and woods fires

Emergency available · Respond quickly and efficiently

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FAQ

How do I request emergency fire or rescue help in Lenoir?

Call 911 for an active fire, crash, medical emergency, hazardous-materials incident, or rescue situation. The appropriate department or mutual-aid agency is dispatched based on the incident location.

Which Lenoir-area department handles high-angle or water rescue?

North Lenoir Volunteer Fire Station 1 lists high-angle, surface-water, technical, and agricultural rescue among its services. Pink Hill also lists technical rescue and has a 2019 rescue boat.

Can I volunteer with a Lenoir-area fire department?

Deep Run accepts applicants at least 16 years old who live in the Deep Run Fire District and provides training and equipment at no cost. Applications are available from members or at the station on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.

Which department responds to vehicle crashes requiring extrication?

North Lenoir lists motor-vehicle and farm-equipment accident response, while Pink Hill lists vehicle extrication and says its first-out Squad 1 carries Genesis battery-operated tools.