Supply Fire Department

09/01/2026

Today crews responded to a vehicle rollover on Highway 17 Southbound near mile marker 19.
On arrival, crews secured the scene and AirLink was landed on scene for patient care.
Thank you to all of our mutual aid companies who helped out.
Please keep everyone that was involved and those injured in your thoughts and prayers.

08/24/2026

It's the First Day of School! Please join us in wishing all of our students, teachers, and staff a safe and great start to the new year.

A quick reminder for all of us on the road — school buses will be back out in full force this morning. Please slow down in school zones, leave a few minutes early, and be patient. By law you must STOP for a school bus when its red lights are flashing and stop-arm is out — on both sides of the road unless it's a divided highway with a median. Don't try to pass, and watch for kids crossing the street unexpectedly.

Let's all do our part to make sure every kid gets to and from school safely today.

08/19/2026

Dedication doesn't stop when the sun goes down.
Crews took it upon themselves to get some training in this evening - working on pump operations and pulling hose lines.
Always training, always ready.

08/15/2026

Crews have stayed busy all weekend.

Last night, crews responded to a rollover MVA on Highway 17.

Today, as many of you saw, fire trucks were everywhere in the storm.
We sent a crew to Sunset Harbor for a working house fire. While that crew was out, we had one of our own here in our district and had multiple trucks respond. We greatly appreciate our mutual aid companies for the assistance.
Crews then returned to service and were dispatched to a fire alarm.

Thank you to everyone for giving us room to work today. Please remember when you pull to the right please fully get of the roadway, to give responders enough room to pass safely.

08/12/2026

Crews are on scene of a vehicle accident at Southport Supply Road and Stone Chimney. Please fine alternate routes. Crews are working quick to reopen roadway. Will update when roadway is back open.

Update @7:45- All lanes are reopen!

08/09/2026

No better way to end dinner than pulling some hose.

Crews got out and worked on different hose lays — teaching, learning, and getting more confident with each pull. Always putting in the work when we can.

08/07/2026

After 200+ hours of classroom instruction, hands-on skills labs, and clinical field experience, our crews have completed comprehensive training covering patient assessment, airway management, trauma and medical emergencies, and BLS operations in accordance with the current National EMS Education Standards. It's a demanding program that builds real-world readiness to serve our community when it matters most.

That kind of readiness doesn't happen overnight. For the last 6 months, our fire academy crews have trained from the ground up — starting with fire extinguishers and working all the way up to complex hazmat scenes. That level of commitment, discipline, and teamwork deserves recognition, and we couldn't be prouder of what they've accomplished.

07/29/2026

Crews are on scene! Please find another way around!

Roadway back open at 1:45

07/22/2026

For all the amazing moms, daycare teachers, and schools that follow us ❤️

> Fire drills can be scary for little ones, but a simple song makes it calm and memorable. Feel free to save / print this one to practice at home or in the classroom.
> Credit:
> I'm a little student, calm and bright, when I hear the alarm, I do it right!

Fire Drill Song (To the Tune of I'm a Little Teapot) 🫨

07/13/2026

Working vehicle fire: Crews were alerted to a working car fire behind Bojangles this morning around 7:15. Supply Engine 1 arrived and found the engine compartment fully involved . Crews extinguished the fire quickly and returned to service. Driver was out on arrival.

Wreck with one vehicle: Last night, while everyone was sleeping, crews were notified around midnight about a crash in the area of Southport Supply Road and Meridian Forest. Heavy Rescue 13 and Engine 1 responded and found one vehicle had struck a deer than a tree. The driver was out of the vehicle and not hurt. Crews returned to service shortly after.