N.W. Volunteer Fire/Rescue

NOW HIRING!

We are looking to add some motivated individuals with a passion for service!

Resumes MUST be emailed, or physical applications turned in. You can pick up an application at our Maco road station.

Did you know that volunteers get hands on training opportunities?

Here, members work on skills needed for motor vehicle accidents with a donated car.

Volunteers are offered real-world experience and in-depth guidance to make sure they are as prepared as possible when they respond to emergency calls.

For many districts, Volunteering opportunities are dying out, but here at N.W.V.F.R.D. we are looking to grow our roster of members, and give those willing to share their time a fulfilling way to serve the community we love!

Yesterday was a very busy day for Station 33!
We started the day with cardiac arrest at 3:30am, then a structure fire we posted earlier at 8am.

Later we responded to a mutual aid call in Columbus County (pictured below).
N.W.V.F.R.D. Lieutenant Billy Price and Captain Justin McCoy were first to arrive on the scene and we're able to quickly knock down the fire.

While we are beyond proud of the hard work and quick actions of our members, we also know these circumstances are even harder near the Holidays. Our thoughts are with all affected by tragic events yesterday.

N.W.V F.R.D. is always looking for more volunteers. If interested, please contact Chief Charles Herzig at 910-655-2668.