There were multiple brush fires throughout the county today, and fire danger remains high for the next several days. A big thank you to all Davidson County firefighters who assisted including City of Thomasville and N.C. Forestry Service. https://t.co/jX5ltR2NS6
Fire danger expected to be high across most of NC for the next several days as dry conditions & low relative humidity persist. Think before burning your yard debris ... take a look back at this podcast we did with @CarolinaWxGroup about wildfires in NC.
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It’s spring wildfire season in NC. As residents begin working in their yards, the N.C. Forest Service urges them to think before burning yard debris.
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Yesterday DCFMO and DCEM participated in an online exercise for the NCHART (North Carolina Helo Aquatic Rescue Team). NCHART can be called on through coordination with the local EM for rescue of individuals that may be in rising flood waters or in a High Angle rescue situation.
Working to keep you safe! Fire inspectors, law enforcement, & code officials don't have easy jobs. They enforce our state's laws to keep people safe & reduce risk in our communities. Today, Commissioner Causey has a special message about Enforcement. #CommunityRiskReductionWeek
#DCNCFMO was able to get in some training this afternoon on our new airpacks! The Davidson County Fire Marshal’s Office participates in the same training that your local firefighters do. Fire suppression and training is still part of the duties of your fire marshals.
Did you hear? Davidson County Schools has approved the addition of a public safety academy to be hosted in two high schools within the county. This will give students the opportunity to learn about careers in public safety and even earn state firefighter certifications! #DCNCFMO
DCNCFMO is currently working a HAZMAT incident at cardinal container which began with fire incident contained to a container external to the structure. RRT is on scene making an assessment. #DCNCFMO
Congratulations to Davidson County Assistant Fire Marshals (Left to right) Justin Sink, Michael Sexton, and Tim McNeil who are now the newest North Carolina Certified Fire Investigation Technicians. Serving better by being better! #DCNCFMO@NC_OSFM
Interested in some of firefighting's historical culture? Check out this video! While your at it, share our page so your friends can see too!
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Fire prevention week, October 6th through the 12th, is quickly approaching! This year the office of the state fire marshal is asking all North Carolina families to stop what they are doing and practice their home fire escape plan on Saturday, October 12th at 1 p.m. #DCNCFMO
Never Forget! 2,977 Victims, 343 firefighters, 60 police officers, 8 EMTs, 1 Fire Patrolman, and related sicknesses still claiming lives today. #9/11 #USA#DCNCFMO
This past week Deputy Fire Marshal Jacob Thompson, along with EMS Logistics specialist and Thomasville firefighter Daniel Harper, attended the United States Fire Administration Type 3 Incident Management Team class. This course teaches participants to effectively manage incidents
We are proud of younger generation of emergency service personnel. This is the future of public safety. Are you or your children interested in being part of the future of our counties emergency services? Contact us and we can show you how!
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This past week #DCNCFMO conducted two supervised firework shoots. Any permitted pyrotechnic show requires an inspection by the fire marshals office. Both shows went off without a hitch. Happy Independence Day!