Indian Beach/Salter Path Fire Department

Indian Beach/Salter Path Fire Department Full Service Fire/EMS Department | Serving Indian Beach/Salter Path Community and Its Surrounding Communities.

The Indian Beach/Salter Path Fire-EMS Department, located in Indian Beach in North Carolina | We provide a 24/365 Fire and EMS services from our Station Located on 1410 Salter Path Road

Beach flags have been changed to YELLOW.Yellow flags indicate moderate hazards, and that the public should use caution i...
05/29/2026

Beach flags have been changed to YELLOW.

Yellow flags indicate moderate hazards, and that the public should use caution in the ocean.

Have a business and want to support a great weekend of fun?The Indian Beach Fire Department Auxiliary is gearing up for ...
05/28/2026

Have a business and want to support a great weekend of fun?

The Indian Beach Fire Department Auxiliary is gearing up for our 4th Annual Surf Fishing Tournament, and we’re looking for sponsors to help make this year’s event bigger and better than ever!

We’re currently seeking donations and sponsorships of all kinds — big or small — and would love the opportunity to partner with local businesses and supporters in our community.

Whether it’s merchandise, gift cards, services, monetary donations, or raffle items, every contribution helps us create an unforgettable weekend while supporting a great cause.

Interested in becoming a sponsor or making a donation? Please reach out to us today 252.247.3344 and ask for Ashley!

Please join us in congratulating Deputy Chief Jackson on earning the North Carolina State Firefighters’ Association Adva...
05/26/2026

Please join us in congratulating Deputy Chief Jackson on earning the North Carolina State Firefighters’ Association Advanced Firefighter Certificate.

This certification is not simply another class or credential. It represents years of dedication to the fire service, continued professional development, and a commitment to mastering the knowledge and skills required to serve both the community and fellow firefighters at a higher level.

To obtain the Advanced Firefighter Certificate, firefighters must meet extensive requirements involving a combination of experience, education, certifications, and documented training. This includes progressing beyond the basics of firefighting and demonstrating competence in areas such as leadership, fireground operations, instructor development, technical knowledge, and overall professional growth within the fire service.

Programs like this help strengthen the fire service across North Carolina by encouraging firefighters and officers to pursue lifelong learning, maintain high standards, and continue advancing the profession.

Well done, DC! 👏🏼

! JOB POSTING ! Are you a firefighter / paramedic looking to work on the beautiful crystal coast of North Carolina? Are ...
05/25/2026

! JOB POSTING !

Are you a firefighter / paramedic looking to work on the beautiful crystal coast of North Carolina?

Are you looking for somewhere with...

- For them culture
- Progressive patient care
- Aggressive firefighting
- Smooth bore nozzles, truck work, and leather helmets
- Ocean and sound rescue
- Paid training opportunities
- A firehouse that feels like home
- A town government that supports the department
- Bosses that love their people
- People that love each other

- A department that lets you do all the cool things on the brochures without the hidden agenda... A place that lets you do what you signed up for!!

If this sounds like a place you would like to be, we would love to have you! This position will be open until filled, so don't wait... FILL IT!

Questions and/or resumes can be sent to Deputy Chief Jackson at [email protected]

We can't wait to see yours!

Good Sunday Morning!We have changed our flags to 🚩RED 🚩This indicates a HIGH chance for rip currents. We don’t recommend...
05/24/2026

Good Sunday Morning!

We have changed our flags to 🚩RED 🚩This indicates a HIGH chance for rip currents. We don’t recommend entering the water.

As always, if you need us we will be coming…quickly!

Over the last four days, multiple agencies across the Bogue Banks coordinated training that allowed personnel to work to...
05/22/2026

Over the last four days, multiple agencies across the Bogue Banks coordinated training that allowed personnel to work together in mitigating dynamic water rescue incidents. These operations involved Carteret County Emergency Services, United States Coast Guard, Atlantic Beach Fire Department, Pine Knoll Shores Fire Department, Emerald Isle Fire Department, Indian Beach Fire Department, and other assisting resources within the county.

This training provided a unique opportunity to see how other agencies operate, understand their equipment and tactics, and share knowledge to strengthen operations and communications before the next critical incident.

Thank you to all agencies that dedicated their time, effort, and expertise over the last few days to help keep our communities safe.

Yesterday, we had the privilege of celebrating one of our Captains as he begins a new chapter. With a room full of frien...
05/18/2026

Yesterday, we had the privilege of celebrating one of our Captains as he begins a new chapter. With a room full of friends, coworkers, and family, it was a powerful reminder of the bonds that the fire service creates and the imprint you can leave when you care about the job.

While we are sad to see him go, we are proud of all his accomplishments and thankful for the impact he had within our department and our community. From everyone at IBFD, thank you for your dedication, leadership, and brotherhood.

We wish you nothing but success on the road ahead Captain Puff.

A special congratulations to our own Deputy Chief Jackson for serving as a conference speaker and sharing knowledge, exp...
05/14/2026

A special congratulations to our own Deputy Chief Jackson for serving as a conference speaker and sharing knowledge, experience, and leadership with fire service professionals from across the state at the Mid-Winter Chiefs Conference hosted by the North Carolina Association of Fire Chiefs in Concord.

Chief Whitley, Deputy Chief Jackson, and Captain Lang were able to attend for the better part of the week, learning, networking, and gaining valuable insight and training to bring back to our community.

Strong leadership, continued education, and involvement in the fire service beyond our district lines are what continue to move the profession forward. Well done to everyone who represented our department.

SAVE THE DATEJoin us on October 17th for the Indian Beach Surf Fishing Tournament. This event continues to grow each yea...
05/13/2026

SAVE THE DATE

Join us on October 17th for the Indian Beach Surf Fishing Tournament.

This event continues to grow each year thanks to the participation and generosity of our local businesses, anglers, community members, and volunteers. The tournament would not be possible without them, and we are grateful to serve in such a supportive community.

If you, or someone you know, is interested in sponsoring, partnering in, or donating to this event, please reach out to us directly at 252-247-7994.

Stay tuned for more information and we look forward to seeing you there!

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1410 Salter Path Road
Indian Beach, NC
28512

Telephone

+12522477994

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