Halifax Volunteer Fire Department Station 2

10/21/2026

Late last night we were dispatched to a 3 vehicle MVA with possible entrapments. Upon arrival, the first units advised the roadway was completely shutdown with 2 cars still in the roadway and in the woods. Dispatch was advised everyone was out of the vehicles, no entrapments. Units remained on scene until the vehicles could be removed from the highway and the roadway could be reopened.

10/21/2026

🚒Always working to improve.🚨

🧑‍🚒Members participated in monthly training this week. They performed structure search and rescue operations, including communication with each other and with incident command. They performed structured search patterns, managing air consumption (SCBA), and performing efficient victim locating and extraction from the structure.

10/16/2026

🚒 October is Fire Prevention Month. Our members along with South Boston Fire Department & Company visited Clays Mill Elementary this week.

🔥🧑‍🚒 Students were given to opportunity to practice being firefighters. They learned about the tools used to rescue patients and put out fires.

🚨They also learned what to do if they encounter a fire or if their home is on fire.

10/15/2026

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Fall brings cooler temperatures and colorful fall foliage, but it also brings an increased risk of wildfires due to dry conditions, low humidity and fallen leaves, which act as a ready fuel source.

Now through Nov. 30, use extra caution with any potential ignition sources, especially outdoor fires. Additional guidance on how you can stay safe this fire season can be found on our website: https://ow.ly/Xxah50ZXZ4w

10/08/2026

The call you never want, a loss of one of your own. The unimaginable. Prayers for the Durham Fire Department and the family of the fallen firefighter. Prayers for recovery for the others injured.

10/02/2026

Spaces are still available if anyone is interested!

09/21/2026

Earlier this evening, units responded to a 4 vehicle motor vehicle accident on L. P. Bailey Hwy at the intersection of Murphy Grove Road. For a short period of time, L. P. Bailey was closed for patient care, scene clean up and vehicle removal. Two patients were transported from the scene via EMS. Thanks for the hard work of our volunteers along with VSP, Halifax County Sheriff's Office, Halifax County Rescue Squad and Town of Halifax Police Department.

09/09/2026

07/13/2026

Public Service Announcement:

Please be advised, the Halifax Police Department wants to alert residents and visitors regarding this temporary closure of the Halifax boat ramp at Banister River on L. P. Bailey Hwy. until further notice when water levels rise back up to normal.

Please be safe. Thank you.

06/16/2026

A little monthly training.