N.W. Volunteer Fire/Rescue

N.W. Volunteer Fire/Rescue We are a volunteer fire and rescue department in Brunswick County, NC.

NOW HIRING!We are looking to add some motivated individuals with a passion for service! Resumes MUST be emailed, or phys...
03/22/2026

NOW HIRING!

We are looking to add some motivated individuals with a passion for service!

Resumes MUST be emailed, or physical applications turned in. You can pick up an application at our Maco road station.

03/12/2026

At approximately 05:34 this morning N.W. Volunteer Fire/Rescue Department was paged out to a structure fire with entrapments.
Engines 3373-3374-3375 deployed and arrived on scene within minutes along with mutual aid departments. Appox. 0614 the fire was placed under control with two confirmed fatalities. At this time, We ask our loyal community to keep the families of those lost this morning in your prayers🙏

Today at 12:41pm we responded to a house fire in our district caused by an exhaust fan. No one was injured, but damages ...
01/27/2026

Today at 12:41pm we responded to a house fire in our district caused by an exhaust fan.

No one was injured, but damages spread between the laundry room and kitchen area. Our thoughts are with this family on these cold days!

Thank you to ADR, Winnabow, and Leland Fire Departments for responding to our mutual aid request.

12/31/2025

As we celebrate , we want to remind everyone to use 9-1-1 responsibly. Here is a quick breakdown about what is and is not a 9-1-1 call regarding fireworks ⬇️

Call 9-1-1 if:
✅ You are reporting fireworks violations
✅ Someone is injured or in immediate danger
✅ You see a fire
✅ You notice smoke or flames you cannot identify or control
✅ You witness a crime in progress

Do NOT call 9-1-1 if:
❌ You want to know what fireworks are legal in your area
❌ You want to know what time local fireworks displays start
❌ Your neighbor has a storage container at their house filled with fireworks.

For non-emergency fireworks inquiries or complaints, please contact your local police or fire department or call the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office, NC's non-emergency phone number at 910-253-7490.

Let’s keep 9-1-1 lines clear for real emergencies.

Celebrate smart and stay safe as we enter the new year: https://ow.ly/s4zc50XQ7B6

| Posted Dec. 31, 2025 |

Did you know that volunteers get hands on training opportunities? Here, members work on skills needed for motor vehicle ...
12/30/2025

Did you know that volunteers get hands on training opportunities?

Here, members work on skills needed for motor vehicle accidents with a donated car.

Volunteers are offered real-world experience and in-depth guidance to make sure they are as prepared as possible when they respond to emergency calls.

For many districts, Volunteering opportunities are dying out, but here at N.W.V.F.R.D. we are looking to grow our roster of members, and give those willing to share their time a fulfilling way to serve the community we love!

Yesterday was a very busy day for Station 33! We started the day with cardiac arrest at 3:30am, then a structure fire we...
12/22/2025

Yesterday was a very busy day for Station 33!
We started the day with cardiac arrest at 3:30am, then a structure fire we posted earlier at 8am.

Later we responded to a mutual aid call in Columbus County (pictured below).
N.W.V.F.R.D. Lieutenant Billy Price and Captain Justin McCoy were first to arrive on the scene and we're able to quickly knock down the fire.

While we are beyond proud of the hard work and quick actions of our members, we also know these circumstances are even harder near the Holidays. Our thoughts are with all affected by tragic events yesterday.

N.W.V F.R.D. is always looking for more volunteers. If interested, please contact Chief Charles Herzig at 910-655-2668.

Yesterday at approximately 8am we responded to a structure fire in our district. We are happy to say that all occupants ...
12/22/2025

Yesterday at approximately 8am we responded to a structure fire in our district.
We are happy to say that all occupants made it out of the home, though some had minor injuries.
The Red Cross is assisting the occupants and our thoughts are with them this Holiday season.
Thank you to Winnabow and Leland Fire Departments for responding with mutual aid.

In the last 24 hours, NW Volunteer Fire & Rescue has responded to several calls — including Fire alarms, pregnancy-relat...
12/10/2025

In the last 24 hours, NW Volunteer Fire & Rescue has responded to several calls — including Fire alarms, pregnancy-related medical calls, structure fires with mutual aid, breathing issues, and more.

As always, our crews have been working hard and responding quickly, no matter the time or weather.

Please stay safe, stay warm, and remember that it is flu season. Take precautions, look out for each other, and don’t hesitate to call if you need us.

Thursday we celebrated our members with our annual Christmas Party! This year the theme was Christmas Pajama Party! Spec...
12/06/2025

Thursday we celebrated our members with our annual Christmas Party! This year the theme was Christmas Pajama Party!

Special thanks to Middle of the Island Catering for the amazing spread of food, all of our members really enjoyed it! Check them out at www.middleoftheisland.com

This morning at 7:10 we responded to an car fire on 74/76 eastbound. Thanks to the quick actions of all involved, the fi...
11/26/2025

This morning at 7:10 we responded to an car fire on 74/76 eastbound. Thanks to the quick actions of all involved, the fire was extinguished by 7:40am, and all of our units were back in service.

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5029 Blue Banks Loop Rd
Leland, NC
28451

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+19106552668

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