50-210 Fire Department

50-210 Fire Department Serving and Protecting the Citizens of McGee's Crossroads since 1959....

Just to let you know.
05/31/2026

Just to let you know.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season begins Monday, June 1.

05/31/2026

A child’s body heats up 3-5 times faster than an adult’s. That means a parked car can become deadly in minutes – even on mild days. Every second counts when a child is left in a car. If you see a child alone in a vehicle, act immediately. Use free resources from the National Safety Council to educate everyone you know about safety risks: https://bit.ly/42vjbaF

Do not plug air conditioner into and extension cord, plug it directly into outlet, stay safe, stay cool.
05/28/2026

Do not plug air conditioner into and extension cord, plug it directly into outlet, stay safe, stay cool.

Hello, AC season. Before you cool down, make sure your air conditioner is set up safely. Plug window air conditioners directly into a wall outlet.

Many manufacturers do not allow extension cords. If they are allowed, use the proper type and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

For more safety tips: https://nfpa.social/4knYQuX

Congratulations to all the graduates from 50210FD.Have a great, fun filled, safe summer.
05/28/2026

Congratulations to all the graduates from 50210FD.
Have a great, fun filled, safe summer.

Congratulations to the West Johnston High graduating class of 2026!!!

JCPS is celebrating the bright futures ahead of each and every one of you!

05/27/2026

Give your grill a little TLC. Grease and fat buildup can catch fire. Clean the grates and remove buildup from trays below the grill. https://nfpa.social/457KfiD

Buckle up
05/27/2026

Buckle up

Putting on your seat belt is easier than the consequences of not buckling in. 💯

Click It or Ticket

05/27/2026

Do you know the best swimsuit color for your child's safety? Many parents select swimsuits based on style, cuteness, or comfort. However, those factors become irrelevant once a child goes underwater! In order to spot your child quickly if there's an emergency, it's important to pick the right swimsuit colors for safety is more significant than most people realize.

🌊Water absorbs light unevenly, making only a few select colors stand out from under the surface.

☀️Neon yellow & neon green stand out, while blues, oranges, and pinks disappear completely underwater due to glare & color distortion in pools.

🤽Chlorine, ripples, and bright sunlight scatter light, making white and light pastels look like surface reflections.

For more resources on pool and water safety for your kids, follow us at Safe Kids North Carolina or visit our website, linked in the comments below!

Condolences from the entire team and community.
05/26/2026

Condolences from the entire team and community.

Report from Johnston County. The Antioch Fire Department Inc. is mourning the death of Captain Brent Price, who died on Saturday. He was 49 years old and a 31-year veteran of the department. Arrangements have been announced, with a visitation in Selma on Wednesday, May 27, and the funeral in Kenly on Thursday, May 28.

Funeral services will be conducted on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at Bethany Missionary Baptist Church with the burial to follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Parrish Funeral Home in Selma.

See his obituary at https://www.parrishfh.com/obituary/samuel-price

Keeping Everyone Safe
05/26/2026

Keeping Everyone Safe

🚒 First responders are always ready to have your back — so return the favor by driving safely. When passing an emergency scene, slow down, move over, and stay alert. Let’s keep our roads safe for those who risk it all to protect us.

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Administration: 50 Greenleaf Road, Station 1
Angier, NC
27501

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