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It is the duty of Leland Fire Rescue to respond to requests for emergency services and support to the citizens of Northern Brunswick County. The safety of our citizens, visitors, and businesses in the community is of our utmost concern.
It is the duty of Leland Fire Rescue to respond to requests for emergency services and support to the citizens of Northern Brunswick County. The safety of our citizens, visitors, and businesses in the community is of our utmost concern.
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On July 23rd, Firefighter/Paramedic Michael Herbert and Paramedic Christopher Watford participated in the State of NC Regional Paramedic Competition at James Sprunt Community College. The team competed against 8 other services from the state. The Leland team placed second in their region and will be serving as alternates for the state competition held in Greensboro on Sunday, 3rd October, 2010.
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On July 23rd, Firefighter/Paramedic Michael Herbert and Paramedic Christopher Watford participated in the State of NC Regional Paramedic Competition at James Sprunt Community College. The team competed against 8 other services from the state. The Leland team placed second in their region and will be serving as alternates for the state competition held in Greensboro on Sunday, 3rd October, 2010.
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Welcome To Leland Fire Rescue
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Welcome to the Leland Fire/Rescue web site. Here, you will be able to find information on a number of topics. Get to know your local department by exploring About Us and see what is going on in our News and Events page. If you are interested in joining Leland Fire Rescue please review the Recruitment page and contact us for any question.
We are one of the most comprehensive emergency services department in the state. As a combination volunteer-career department, we offer EMS response at the Paramedic level, are heavy rescue certified and provide fire protection to our community. We are proud to display our vehicles in our Gallery. You can learn about the calls firefighters are responding to under our PHOTO Stories Page.
If you are a member of the community and need assistance or information about Burn Permits, Customer Surveys, Child Passenger Seat inspections, FAQ, or have other questions please visit the Community Resources page by clicking here. You can also contact the department directly by calling (910) 371-2727. We are located at 1004 Village Rd, in Leland, North Carolina.
Leland Fire Rescue, also known as Leland Volunteer Fire/Rescue Department, Inc. is not a municipal department; it is a non-profit organization that has its roots going back to 1959. It works VERY closely with the Town’s of Leland and Belville and with the North Brunswick Sanitary District. We assist with zoning, planning, and water related issues affecting the community as a whole as it relates to Emergency Services.
Welcome to the Leland Fire/Rescue web site. Here, you will be able to find information on a number of topics. Get to know your local department by exploring About Us and see what is going on in our News and Events page. If you are interested in joining Leland Fire Rescue please review the Recruitment page and contact us for any question.
We are one of the most comprehensive emergency services department in the state. As a combination volunteer-career department, we offer EMS response at the Paramedic level, are heavy rescue certified and provide fire protection to our community. We are proud to display our vehicles in our Gallery. You can learn about the calls firefighters are responding to under our PHOTO Stories Page.
If you are a member of the community and need assistance or information about Burn Permits, Customer Surveys, Child Passenger Seat inspections, FAQ, or have other questions please visit the Community Resources page by clicking here. You can also contact the department directly by calling (910) 371-2727. We are located at 1004 Village Rd, in Leland, North Carolina.
Leland Fire Rescue, also known as Leland Volunteer Fire/Rescue Department, Inc. is not a municipal department; it is a non-profit organization that has its roots going back to 1959. It works VERY closely with the Town’s of Leland and Belville and with the North Brunswick Sanitary District. We assist with zoning, planning, and water related issues affecting the community as a whole as it relates to Emergency Services.
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| Fire Protection Classification lowered - Wednesday, February 11, 2009Leland Fire Rescue is proud to announce it has taken another step in improving the quality of safety to the citizens and visitors of Northern Brunswick County. Effective 1 May 2009 the fire protection class for the Town of Leland, Town of Belville, and the Leland Rural Fire Protection District will be a Class 6/10, 6, and 6/9E respectively. The new classification should result in a decrease in the property insurance calculation for many. The department has worked tirelessly to consistently provide the best possible services for the citizens of our area. To learn more on how this affects you, click on the links below:
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| Fire Corps - Saturday, January 31, 2009
Leland Fire Rescue is happy to announce that it is starting a Fire Corps under the coordination of Busby Smith. Fire Corps helps departments build more capacity by connecting them to community volunteers who can assist in a variety of non-emergency roles. If you want to make a difference in your community fire department, join our team of Fire Corp Volunteers by contacting Busby Smith, Fire Corp Coordinator, at (910) 399-6724 or firecorps@lelandfirerescue.com. Learn more about Fire Corps by clicking on the Fire Corps page on our web site.
Come and join us for our monthly meeting at Leland Fire Rescue Department, 1004 Village Rd, every 4th thursday of the month. Next meeting is February 26th, 2009 at 7 pm.
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| Child Safety Seat - Saturday, January 17, 2009Leland Fire Rescue is happy to announce its participation in the "Safe Kids: Child Safety Seat Program". We are now an official Child Passenger Seat (CPS) inspection station. If you need assistance in:
-Using the correct child safety seat for the age/size of the child
-Installing the seat correctly
-Placing the child in the seat correctly
-Obtaining experience that will lead to self-sufficiency for future use
Please contact the department for an appointment at (910) 371-2727. We are offering this service seven (7) days a week from 9 am until 9 pm.
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| Fire Protection Classification lowered - Wednesday, February 11, 2009Leland Fire Rescue is proud to announce it has taken another step in improving the quality of safety to the citizens and visitors of Northern Brunswick County. Effective 1 May 2009 the fire protection class for the Town of Leland, Town of Belville, and the Leland Rural Fire Protection District will be a Class 6/10, 6, and 6/9E respectively. The new classification should result in a decrease in the property insurance calculation for many. The department has worked tirelessly to consistently provide the best possible services for the citizens of our area. To learn more on how this affects you, click on the links below:
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| Fire Corps - Saturday, January 31, 2009
Leland Fire Rescue is happy to announce that it is starting a Fire Corps under the coordination of Busby Smith. Fire Corps helps departments build more capacity by connecting them to community volunteers who can assist in a variety of non-emergency roles. If you want to make a difference in your community fire department, join our team of Fire Corp Volunteers by contacting Busby Smith, Fire Corp Coordinator, at (910) 399-6724 or firecorps@lelandfirerescue.com. Learn more about Fire Corps by clicking on the Fire Corps page on our web site.
Come and join us for our monthly meeting at Leland Fire Rescue Department, 1004 Village Rd, every 4th thursday of the month. Next meeting is February 26th, 2009 at 7 pm.
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| Child Safety Seat - Saturday, January 17, 2009Leland Fire Rescue is happy to announce its participation in the "Safe Kids: Child Safety Seat Program". We are now an official Child Passenger Seat (CPS) inspection station. If you need assistance in:
-Using the correct child safety seat for the age/size of the child
-Installing the seat correctly
-Placing the child in the seat correctly
-Obtaining experience that will lead to self-sufficiency for future use
Please contact the department for an appointment at (910) 371-2727. We are offering this service seven (7) days a week from 9 am until 9 pm.
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