06/18/2026
🔥 **Wildfire Safety Information** 🔥
As wildfire conditions continue to be a concern in many areas, we encourage everyone to stay informed and take steps to protect themselves, their families, and their property.
✅ Stay updated through official emergency management and weather sources.
✅ Follow any evacuation orders or warnings immediately.
✅ Keep an emergency kit ready with essential supplies.
✅ Create a family communication and evacuation plan.
✅ Avoid activities that could accidentally start a fire, especially during dry and windy conditions.
If you see smoke or fire, report it to local authorities as soon as possible. Early reporting can help emergency responders act quickly and protect our community.
The safety of our residents remains our top priority. Please remain vigilant, stay informed, and look out for your neighbors, especially those who may need additional assistance.
Together, we can help keep our community safe.
Increased Risk of Wildfire Due to Elevated Fire Danger -- Thursday, June 18, 2026
The National Weather Service has issued fire danger statements for central and eastern North Carolina. What does increased fire danger mean for you today?
🎯 Fires can start from the smallest spark.
🎯 Dry conditions and wind increase fire spread.
🎯 Everyday activities carry more risk right now.
Avoid burning, and be cautious with anything that could cause a spark. Properly dispose of smoking materials such as ci******es. Be extremely careful with machinery and farm equipment when working outdoors.
Contact your N.C. Forest Service county ranger's office for guidance.
ncforestservice.gov/contacts
Spread prevention, not wildfire.