Haw River Fire Department

06/01/2026

HRFD is hiring! Visit the Town of Haw River website under Fire department career and volunteer opportunities to find the application or follow the link below. Turn in your application with a cover letter and resume to 110 Stone Street Haw River, NC 27258 or email all documents to the Fire Chief.

If you have any questions regarding the process or the department you can contact Chief Lewis by phone at (336) 693-3626 or email [email protected]

48/96 Shift Schedule
Firefighter / EMT: $46,104.13 – $56,237.72
NC Local Government Retirement System
Great Benefits

The application process closes Monday June 15th at 5:00pm.

http://townofhawriver.com/JobOpportunities?fbclid=IwVERDUASLrzlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeguAjVo1FHOurf8DyzSRxa_HNWjBT7uiX9-odozIFFsq7nRDR3K9BGuhXtxQ_aem_eBlWXuNa03pzG2YREPzoRw

05/27/2026

Last night HRFD, hosted the county-wide tanker task force drill at Graham-Mebane Lake in our district. Special thanks to Assistant Chief Clayton for setting everything up, and coordinating the drill. Every department on the task force was present for the drill and was well represented!

Swepsonville Tanker 6
A-O Tanker 26
Mebane Engine 5
Haw River Engine 42, Engine 43
Eli Whitney Tanker 53
Snow Camp Tanker 65, Tanker 1402
Faucette Tanker 75
Elon Engine 89
E.M. Holt Tanker 94
Pleasant Grove Engine 125, Engine 128
North Central Tanker 134

05/25/2026

05/19/2026

“A shift” is out and about today, we’re proud to serve the Town of Haw River!

Pictured L-R (Captain Byrd, Firefighter Moore, Firefighter Crosby, Engineer Perry)

05/19/2026

Haw River members assisted Graham Fire with a large woods fire yesterday. Great teamwork by all crews on scene. Thanks to Station 12 for providing a cover in!

Chief 4, Assistant Chief 4, Engine 43 (w/2), Squad 4 (w/2), UTV 4 (w/1)

05/15/2026

Congratulations to the graduates of ACC Fire Academy Class 45. We would like to highlight one of our own, Firefighter Jazion Crisp! Well done Firefighter Crisp, we’re all very proud of you!

05/08/2026

The State-Issued Burn Ban has now been lifted for all NC Counties. If you plan to burn outdoors, please do so safely and responsibly.

Safety Reminders:
• Never leave a fire unattended
• Keep water, a hose, or a shovel nearby
• Avoid burning on windy days
• Clear all dry grass and debris around the burn area
• Fully extinguish fires before leaving the area

Even though the ban has been lifted, it only takes one spark to start a wildfire. Help keep our community and first responders safe by practicing smart burning habits.

Please remember to always CALL 911 in the case of an EMERGENCY!

05/05/2026

Congratulations Chief Phillips! We’re excited to work alongside you!

05/04/2026

HRFD would like to recognize firefighters in honor of the International Firefighter Day. We’re especially grateful for men and women of the 4 house!

05/03/2026

Alamance County is still under a State-Issued burn ban until further notice!

Although the North Carolina Forestry Service has lifted the burn ban for parts of the State, Alamance County is NOT one of them.

The Burn Ban is still in effect until further notice for Alamance County.