CLYDE FIRE DEPARTMENT

11/02/2022

Hey, we're here to remind you to change your clocks this weekend. Be sure to test your smoke alarms and follow manufacturers' instructions on battery replacement. Not all smoke alarms are designed the same. For more smoke alarm safety tips: http://nfpa.social/iSWv50LrRuu

10/09/2022

09/27/2022

North Carolina is preparing for heavy rainfall and possible flooding on Friday and Saturday from the remnants of Hurricane Ian. The State Emergency Response Team will activate Thursday at the State Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh and plans to move to 24-hour operations on Friday morning.

Governor Cooper reminds residents that now is the time to complete their personal preparations. For more preparedness information go to: http://spr.ly/6189MZBTN. .......
Carolina del Norte se está preparando para afrontar, el viernes y el sábado, las posibles lluvias intensas y las inundaciones derivadas de los restos del Huracán Ian. Este jueves, el Equipo Estatal de Respuesta a Emergencias será activado en el Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia del Estado, localizado en Raleigh, tiene planificado pasar a operativos de 24 horas la mañana del viernes.

El gobernador Cooper les recuerda a los habitantes que ahora es el momento de terminar de hacer los debidos preparativos personales. Para obtener más información sobre preparación, visite: http://spr.ly/6181MZBTf.

09/21/2022

Quick tips to make sure your child is traveling safely in the car!

08/20/2022

It's almost back-to-school time! Before you head back to class, remember to talk to kids about safety. If your kids walk or ride their bike to school, teach them to look both ways before crossing the street. And if you're driving, remember to share the road with the school buses! Watch for flashing lights on buses. That means children are getting on or off the bus. For more back to school safety tips, visit: https://www.ncosfm.gov/community-risk-reduction/social-media-library/school-bus-safety-social-media

07/01/2022

Found on Google from communitynewspapers.com

05/28/2022

Help improve flood response and planning by sharing your photos from the May 26 flooding. (NOT Fred flooding, please)

Use this form: https://arcg.is/1Lr9Ka to share your pics.

Emergency Services will use this information to help us better respond to future floods.

05/27/2022

| UPDATE #3 | Flash Flood Warning has been extended to 2 A.M.

This is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. Do not travel unless fleeing an area subject to flooding.

01/13/2022

This is snow joke, folks. We're looking at a wintry forecast for the weekend.

Break out your sleds, and toboggans! Or if you prefer settle in with a cup of hot chocolate and watch from a cozy spot indoors.

Plan to stay off the roads as a wintry mix moves in Saturday ahead of the main front. A mixture of rain, snow, and sleet is expected at the onset, with snow most likely across western NC. Snow showers may continue in the western NC mountains through Sunday night.

When weather like this arrives, there's snow place like home!

In all seriousness, prepare now to stay warm and safe. Ready your heating sources and a backup option in case we lose power.

Maybe stock up on something other than bread and milk :)

Oh, and sign up for weather-related emergency alerts today: www.alerts.haywoodcountync.gov

01/02/2022

First call of the New Year to the 7 milemarker of I-40 to assist Johnathan Creek FD, EMS, IMAP and the NCSHP. Two people in the semi survived the crash.