Our firefighters proudly serve the citizens of the Northeast Stokes fire district

Where Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of their community

Stokes County Senior Center

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Station 36’s Call Log

Number of calls Station 36 has run calender year 2026

Volunteer Firefighter

Junior Firefighter

Auxiliary Member

The Northeast Stokes Vol. Fire & Rescue Dept. thanks you for all the support we get from our community, with out it we would not be able to assist our community. Northeast Stokes Vol. Fire Department started out with 37 members. On December 21st 1988 the original charter was amended to change the name to Northeast Stokes Vol. Fire Department and Rescue Squad Inc. Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue runs approximately 545 calls per year with an average response time of 6 minutes. Since going on the County fire service tax, the Department has concentrated on building up the apparatus and equipment used by the Department in service to the community. However, without the dedication of our members, all the apparatus and equipment could not be used. The goals of the Department for the coming years are to mantain the highest level of training and the most effective equipment and apparatus needed for the services rendered to our community, and surrounding communities on mutual aid and Stokes County.

District Map Click to view a map of our district, also available in a PDF file that you can download.

Reflective Address Signs Reflective address signs can save a life in the event of and energency so don’t hesitate to order your reflective signs.

Special Events Page When the Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue hold Special events the details will be here.

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Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36

Joint Training — Station 36 & Station 37 On Monday, September 28, 2026, Station 36 and Station 37 held a joint training exercise focused on firefighter search and rescue. The training involved firefighters entering a smoke-filled room to locate and rescue a victim. With the room filled with thick smoke, visibility was extremely limited, making it difficult for firefighters to see and navigate. This type of hands-on training allows our firefighters to practice searching under difficult conditions while improving communication, teamwork, and confidence. Training like this is an important part of staying prepared for the challenges firefighters may face during an actual emergency and helping keep our firefighters and community safe. Stay ready, stay safe!