Upon arrival, a smoke condition was observed and the rear interior portion of the garage moderately damaged from extreme heat and smoke.
The state fire marshal is currently investigating the cause and the circumstances that helped extinguish this fire.
Apparatus response;
E-611, T-615 and T-625.
Reminder to check your smoke detectors and be sure they are in working order.... (Full Story & Photos)

Smoke alarms save lives but only if you can hear them. For individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, specialized smoke alarms can make all the difference.

These devices use strobe lights, bed shakers, and low-frequency sounds to ensure you’re alerted in an emergency day or night.

✅ Install alarms designed for your needs
✅ Test them regularly
✅ Make sure everyone in your home knows your fire ... (Full Story & Photos)

They did a great job in bring this fire under control under very strong winds and heavy fuel conditions.
Our Brush response was;
Brush 614-with the FOG Unit
T-615 T-625 and manpower.
Additionally today we assisted them in mop- up with Brush 614 and the FOG unit.... (Full Story & Photos)

From phones to e-bikes, lithium-ion batteries power our daily lives—but safe use is key to preventing fires and injuries.

⚠️ Keep these tips in mind:
✅ Use certified batteries & chargers (look for safety marks like UL)
📖 Follow manufacturer instructions
🔌 Unplug once fully charged
🛑 Keep away from flammable items like bedding or couches
🚪 Don’t charge near exits or doorways

Small steps can ... (Full Story & Photos)

Last evening, the Richmond Carolina Fire District and its members were honored to receive the prestigious Richmond Grange#6 Community Service Award, for unwavering service to our community, with Deputy Chief Seth Barber graciously accepting... (Full Story & Photos)

👋Happy May 1st!

Press my test button today and make sure I’m working properly!

If I don’t beep or I’m 10 years (or older), it’s time to replace me. 🔋🚨
A quick check can make a life-saving difference.”... (Full Story & Photos)

The fire was quickly contained by our members.
A reminder to all it is still very dry out and any open burning requires a permit from your local fire department.
Units responding;
E-611, E-612, E-617, Brush-614, T-615 and T-625.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Before you start, keep fire safety in mind:

✔️ Check local burn rules or ordinances
✔️ Keep water/tools nearby
✔️ Avoid burning on windy days
✔️ Never leave fires unattended

A little prep now can prevent a big problem later. #FireSafety #SpringCleanup... (Full Story & Photos)