Greenville, N.C. Fire/Rescue

A little lemonade, a lot of smiles! 🍋❤️

Some of our crews stopped by to support the daughter of one of our firefighters and her lemonade stand. We’d call that a pretty sweet way to spend the day!

We’d like to extend a special thank you to for providing UTVs to help support Senator Thom Tillis’ visit to Greenville yesterday.

We’re grateful for community partners who step up and work together to help showcase all the great progress happening in our city. Partnerships like these help make Greenville stronger and events like this possible!

We are proud to recognize our Deputy Fire Marshal, Alfred Everington, for obtaining his CPSE Designation in Fire Officer and Fire Marshal. This achievement reflects his continued commitment to professional excellence, leadership, and service to our community.

Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!

Congratulations to Luke Crocker on being recognized as Firefighter of the Month!🎉

We’d like to take a moment to recognize two of our outstanding personnel for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to continuing their education.

Jack Argenti was awarded a $2,000 NCSFA associate degree scholarship to help further his education, and Tony Klontz received an $8,000 NCSFA bachelor’s degree scholarship.

We are incredibly proud of both of them for taking this next step in their personal and professional growth. Their dedication to bettering themselves reflects the same commitment they bring to serving our community every day.

Please join us in congratulating Jack and Tony on this outstanding achievement!

Freedom is never free.

Today we honor the brave, remember the fallen, and give thanks to the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedoms. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Reminder about the events happening in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

Yesterday, Chief Anderson and Deputy Chief Harris joined fire service leaders from across North Carolina at the State Capitol for Legislative Day, sponsored by the North Carolina State Firefighters’ Association.

The day focused on advocating for issues impacting the future of the fire service across our state. Chief Anderson and Deputy Chief Harris also met privately with local legislators to discuss how several proposed bills in the current legislative session could affect both Greenville Fire/Rescue and departments statewide.

Thank you to all the legislators and leaders who took time out of a very busy day in Raleigh to meet with us and discuss these important issues.

While at the Capitol, we also had the opportunity to reconnect with Hailey Yentz, an ECU student-athlete who suffered a cardiac arrest on campus and was successfully revived through the quick actions of ECU staff and Greenville Fire/Rescue crews.

Hailey and her family were advocating alongside the American Heart Association for AED placement in all public schools, an initiative that can help save lives across North Carolina.

We had the best time hanging out with our little friends from Jarvis Preschool today! We got to walk them over to Station 1 for a fun station tour, and they absolutely loved exploring with our crew! 🚒❤️

This week, May 17–23, we proudly recognize and celebrate EMS Week and the dedicated paramedics and EMTs who answer the call when our community needs them most.

Day and night, these men and women provide lifesaving care, comfort during difficult moments, and unwavering service to others. Their compassion, professionalism, and commitment do not go unnoticed.

Please join us in thanking our EMS personnel for the sacrifices they make and the care they provide every single day. ❤️🚑