Bakertown Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Department
Elm City, NC
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Elm City, NC
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Wilson, NC
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Black Creek, NC
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Wilson, NC
Contentnea Volunteer Fire Department serves Wilson County, North Carolina, with ISO Class 4 fire and rescue response.
Emergency available
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Lucama, NC
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Wilson, NC
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Wilson, NC
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Wilson, NC
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Sims, NC
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Stantonsburg, NC
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Elm City, NC
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Wilson, NC
Wilson Fire Department operates Station 2 as part of the City of Wilson, NC's Wilson Fire/Rescue Services.
Fire Department
Saratoga, NC
Sanoca Rural Fire District serves a 37-square-mile rural district with seven apparatus and volunteers certified in North Carolina Firefighter Levels I and II.
Emergency available
Fire Department
Wilson, NC
Fire Department
Saratoga, NC
Sanoca Rural Fire District serves a 37-square-mile rural district with seven apparatus and volunteers certified in North Carolina Firefighter Levels I and II.
Emergency available
Fire Department
Wilson, NC
Fire Department
Wilson, NC
Fire Department
Wilson, NC
City of Wilson, NC - Government provides online payments and service requests alongside public works, utilities, police, and fire/rescue departments.
Call 911 for an active fire, smoke or carbon-monoxide emergency, rescue need, serious crash, or other immediate danger. Do not use 911 for routine questions or administrative requests.
Its listed services include highway emergency response as well as fire and rescue response in Wilson County.
There is generally no payment required when placing a 911 fire or rescue call. Separate services, such as ambulance transport or permits, may involve fees.
Use the department or city/county non-emergency contact rather than 911. Routine topics can include fire-safety education, extinguisher questions, and inspection or training information.
Burning requirements can vary by location, weather conditions, and local or state rules. Check current guidance from the relevant local fire authority or North Carolina Forest Service before burning.