Holly Ridge Fire and Rescue

06/21/2026

06/19/2026

Reminder tomorrow 6/20/26 from 10-2pm we will be having our car seat event.

06/18/2026

It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of J.D. Horner, a distinguished volunteer firefighter who honorably served with the Holly Ridge Fire, Turkey Creek Fire, and Snead's Ferry Fire departments, and will be deeply missed.

06/18/2026

🚨 Fire Danger Alert – RP4 Today 🚨

Today's fire danger level is RP4, which means conditions are favorable for fires to start and spread quickly.
🔥 Avoid outdoor burning whenever possible.
🔥 Use extra caution with grills, fire pits, and equipment that may create sparks.
🔥 Properly dispose of ci******es and smoking materials.
🔥 Report any signs of smoke or fire immediately.
Please help keep our community safe by staying vigilant and practicing fire safety throughout the day.

06/15/2026

Don't forget about our Car Seat Safety event this Saturday, 10-2. We will have several Car Seat Technicians on scene who can check and make sure your child's seat is installed correctly.

06/07/2026

We would like to thank our paid staff and volunteers for their participation in the Smoke Alarm Saturday event statewide. They checked and replaced smoke alarms that were due for replacement. Notably, smoke alarms should be replaced every 10 years, and the date of manufacture can be found on the back of units manufactured after 1999. In contrast, most smoke alarms made before 1999 do not have a visible date. The pictures depict smoke alarms with and without manufacture dates, illustrating the differences between newer and older models:

06/04/2026

Holly Ridge Fire & Rescue will be participating in the statewide Smoke Alarm Saturday campaign this weekend!

On Saturday, June 6, 2026, we will be canvassing our district to check smoke alarms and install a limited supply of FREE smoke detectors for eligible residents.

If you live within our district and need smoke detectors, please message us or call the station. Be sure to provide your name, phone number, and address so we can schedule a visit.

Please note: We cannot simply give out smoke detectors. Our personnel must install them as part of this program. Once we run out of the free alarms, we can still come by and check your alarms. We just won’t have any free ones to replace them with.

🚨 Smoke Alarm Facts:
• Working smoke alarms can cut the risk of dying in a home fire by about half.
• Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of your home, inside each bedroom, and outside sleeping areas.
• Test your smoke alarms monthly to ensure they are working properly.
• Replace smoke alarm batteries as needed, and replace the entire alarm every 10 years.
• When a smoke alarm sounds, get outside immediately and stay outside.

Help us keep our community safe—working smoke alarms save lives!