Pembroke Fire Department

Fire Department

Pembroke, NC

Pembroke Fire Department provides emergency services to the Town of Pembroke and surrounding communities.

  • Emergency services in Pembroke and surrounding communities

Emergency available

Parkton Fire & Rescue Ladies Auxiliary

Fire Department

Parkton, NC

Parkton Fire & Rescue responds to fire, rescue, and medical emergencies with 18 units, including a marine rescue boat, from its Parkton station.

  • Fire emergencies in Parkton and the Piney Forest Fire District
  • Emergency medical response
  • Rescue incidents requiring marine capabilities

Pine Terrace Fire Department

Fire Department

Lumberton, NC

Pine Terrace Fire Department is located at 1292 Alamac Rd in Lumberton, NC.

Red Springs Fire Department

Fire Department

Red Springs, NC

Red Springs Rescue Squad provides EMS coverage for the remaining 12 weekday hours and all weekend hours in the Red Springs area, with 18 certified EMTs.

  • Emergency medical needs in the Red Springs area during the squad's weekday coverage hours
  • Weekend emergency medical coverage in Red Springs
  • Crash response requiring a rescue squad with an ambulance and crash truck

Emergency available

Red Springs Rescue Squad

Fire Department

Red Springs, NC

Red Springs Rescue Squad provides EMS coverage for the remaining 12 weekday hours and all weekend hours in the Red Springs area, with 18 certified EMTs.

  • Emergency medical needs in the Red Springs area during the squad's weekday coverage hours
  • Weekend emergency medical coverage in Red Springs
  • Crash response requiring a rescue squad with an ambulance and crash truck

Emergency available

Saddletree Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Department

Lumberton, NC

Saddletree Volunteer Fire Department is a local fire department located at 76 Rozier Church Rd in Lumberton, NC.

  • Fire department needs associated with the Saddletree area of Lumberton, NC

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FAQ

When should I call 911 for a fire department?

Call 911 for an active fire, smoke, suspected carbon-monoxide emergency, rescue need, or other immediate danger. For non-emergency questions, contact the local department directly.

What information should I give 911 during a fire emergency?

Give the exact address, describe what is happening, identify anyone trapped or injured, and tell the dispatcher about hazards such as propane tanks or chemicals.

Does Pembroke Fire Department serve areas outside Pembroke?

Its listed service area includes the Town of Pembroke and surrounding communities. Coverage for a specific address should be confirmed with the department or 911 dispatcher.