If you want a job that’s challenging and rewarding at a place where everyone is like family, think about joining the Raleigh Fire Department! We are accepting applications through July 31. https://t.co/NM9gdI4a9C
Engine 27, Engine 21, and several members of the Office of Fire Marshall were out in the community this morning passing out fireworks safety messaging to residents. Pro tip: leave the fireworks to the professionals and enjoy the show! Have a great Independence Day, Raleigh!
It’s going to be HOT at the July 4 fireworks celebration! We’ll have water bottling filling stations spread across the Big Field, so bring a reusable bottle and stay hydrated. We’ll also have 14,000+ cans of Oak City Sparkle, our new refreshing beverage! https://t.co/DwkYSWJbYy
Happy Monday, Raleigh! The Raleigh Fire Department is recruiting! (https://t.co/wbf50AXyEp) And here's how City services will be affected by the July 4 holiday. Have a good week! | @RaleighNCFire
The second event in the Summer Safety Series is tonight (6:30-8) at Millbrook Exchange Community Center! Topic: Fire Safety (grills and backyard fires). @raleighpolice@raleighparks@RaleighNCFire
Happy Monday, Raleigh! @RaleighNCFire is holding an open house next Monday at new Station 3. And there's a town hall meeting for teens on Tuesday at @DixPark! Have a good week! @RaleighPolice
We make great memories in the summer! Swimming, grilling, traveling, and exploring nature all make this a great time of year. To help your family stay safe this summer, we are offering community education events at Millbrook on Tuesdays in June and July. https://t.co/vsLMW3D7ON
It’s more than just fighting fires. A resident who is a caregiver sent this to us. She called RFD true heroes and thanked us for our help. (Shared with permission.)
If you see flags at half-staff as this week begins, it’s in honor of National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day (May 3). On May 9 beginning at 11:15 a.m., the North Carolina Fallen Firefighters Foundation will hold a memorial service at Nash Square in downtown Raleigh.
Another day with low relative humidity and gusty winds is expected on Wednesday. RH values will drop to 15-30% Wednesday afternoon along with wind gusts up to 30 mph. A statewide burn ban remains in effect.
Due to the very dry fuels, very low humidity, and gusty winds tomorrow (Monday), there will be an Increased Fire Danger for all of central NC. Remember that a burn ban remains in effect, and all burning remains illegal. #ncwx
⚠️ Reminder, a statewide burn ban remains in place until further notice.
🔥 Portions of NC may see prolonged fire concerns through this weekend into early next week! Although winds may be light, fires may start and spread very easily due to ongoing dry conditions. #NCwx
🚩 Increased Fire Danger for central NC Thursday!
Low humidity (25-30%) and gusty SW winds (up to 25 mph) will combine with very dry fuels and record heat (low 90s). A statewide Burn Ban is in effect. Outdoor burning is illegal. Properly discard matches/cigarettes. #NCwx
Increased Fire Danger is in effect through 8PM for the western Piedmont and Sandhills. Very dry fuels along with gusty winds and low relative humidity. The NC Forest Service has issued a statewide Burn Ban.
Helping people and their best friends! Engine 3 firefighters treated this dog at a house fire this week. Engine 12 first to arrive and Squad 7 firefighters found the dog and safely brought her outside. She’s recovering well. ☺️