Pineville Fire Department

Pineville Fire Department 3 Engine Companies, 1 Tower Ladder, 1 Rescue Company. “Stretching Lines and Control Times”

⚠️ ROAD CLOSURE⚠️On Thursday, August 27, 2026, beginning at 9:00 a.m., North Polk Street will be temporarily closed from...
08/25/2026

⚠️ ROAD CLOSURE⚠️

On Thursday, August 27, 2026, beginning at 9:00 a.m., North Polk Street will be temporarily closed from Industrial Drive to Main Street for approximately 30 minutes.

🚧 Both northbound and southbound lanes will be closed while traffic arms are installed for the Fire Department.

Please plan to use an alternate route during this time.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding. Thank you for helping us keep this project moving safely!

08/25/2026

CMS students head back to school today! As everyone settles into the new school year, please remember to give yourself a little extra time, slow down in school zones, and watch carefully for students at bus stops and along the road.

🛑 Stop for school buses.
🚸 Watch for children crossing.
🐢 Slow down in school zones.
⏰ Give yourself extra time.

Let’s all do our part to help keep our students, families, and school staff safe this school year!

Welcome back, CMS! Have a great school year!

Please join us in congratulating Pineville Fireman Jake Gaworecki on his recent promotion to Captain with his career dep...
08/20/2026

Please join us in congratulating Pineville Fireman Jake Gaworecki on his recent promotion to Captain with his career department!

Jake has been serving with the Kannapolis Fire Department for 6 years, including the past 2 years as an Engineer, and has a total of 11 years in the fire service.

During his time in Kannapolis, Jake spent 4 years on Engine 11 (B Shift) and 2 years on Engine 31 (A Shift). He will receive his permanent assignment in coming months.

We couldn’t be prouder to have Jake as a member of the Pineville Fire Department and are excited to see him take this next step in his career.

Congratulations, Captain Gaworecki! Well deserved!

Today, the Pineville Fire Department responded on a mutual aid assignment to a working structure fire in the Carolina Fi...
07/15/2026

Today, the Pineville Fire Department responded on a mutual aid assignment to a working structure fire in the Carolina Fire District.

Pineville 12 (Assistant Chief Porter) arrived first due and reported smoke showing from a one-story residence. Engine 2 arrived shortly after and deployed an attack line to begin fire suppression. Rescue 8 was assigned primary search due to reports of a possible trapped occupant, while Pineville 10 (Deputy Chief Klemowicz) assumed fire attack operations.

During suppression efforts, two firefighters fell through a weakened section of the floor into the crawl space, prompting a MAYDAY. At the same time, Rescue 8 located an unconscious victim and successfully removed the individual from the home. Carolina Engine 1 was performing top-side ventilation throughout these operations. Pineville Engine 1 established a water supply.

Crews quickly deployed an attic ladder and safely rescued both firefighters from the crawl space, allowing the MAYDAY to be cleared shortly thereafter. Additional mutual aid companies arrived to complete fireground assignments, and the fire was brought under control.

One civilian was transported by Medic to a local hospital. The Mecklenburg County Fire Marshal’s Office, along with the Pineville Police Department, is investigating the cause of the fire.

Thanks to Indian Land Fire District, Charlotte Fire and Carolina Fire Department-Charlotte,NC for the support today. Thank you to Steele Creek Fire Department for providing town coverage while crews were on the incident. Excellent work by all agencies involved. This incident highlights the professionalism, teamwork, and dedication of our firefighters, who work together every day to protect our communities.

Congratulations to our very own Fire Chief Michael Gerin on officially retiring from his full-time career with the Charl...
07/08/2026

Congratulations to our very own Fire Chief Michael Gerin on officially retiring from his full-time career with the Charlotte Fire Department after 25 years of dedicated service.

Throughout his career, Battalion Chief Gerin proudly served on some of the department’s busiest companies and battalions, finishing his distinguished career in the 1st Battalion. His commitment to the fire service, leadership, and dedication to protecting the citizens of Charlotte have left a lasting impact on countless firefighters and the communities he served.

From the officers and members of the Pineville Fire Department, congratulations on your retirement from the Charlotte Fire Department. We thank you for your years of service and wish you continued success in this next chapter.

Enjoy your well-earned retirement from CFD, Chief!

Training Opportunity – TIMS ClassThe Pineville Fire Department will be hosting a Traffic Incident Management Systems (TI...
07/05/2026

Training Opportunity – TIMS Class

The Pineville Fire Department will be hosting a Traffic Incident Management Systems (TIMS) course.

📚 Class: TIMS (FIP-7167-461)
📅 Date: July 27, 2026
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Pineville Fire Department
311 N. Polk St.
Pineville, NC 28134

This course is a great opportunity for first responders and public safety personnel to enhance their knowledge of safe and effective traffic incident management.

For additional information or to register, please contact Assistant Chief Jeff Long at [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you there!

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311 N. Polk Street
Pineville, NC
28134

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