1 (336) 871-2334
5086 NC HWY 704 Sandy Ridge,NC.
Effective Through Teamwork
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
Expanded Services
Get connected to vital community resources that can help you stay healthy and independent for a long as possibleStation 36’s Call Log
Number of calls Station 36 has run calender year 2026
Volunteer Firefighter
Junior Firefighter
Auxiliary Member
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Contact Information
To Contact Chief Clark, Click link below to Email. To contact ASST. Chief Webb, Click link below to Email. To Contact the Firehouse, Click link below to
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.
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36
On Saturday March 28th 2026 Station 36 along with Volunteer's from the Madison-Rockingham Rescue Squad Station 200 and the Patrick Springs Volunteer Fire Department Company 23 Patrick Springs, Virginia, participated in and Advanced Vehicle Extrication Class at our training center. The Class scenarios consisted of a vehicle in a structure with a patient pinned in, another scenario consisted of a vehicle that had rolled over multiple times landing on its side and the patient partially pinned under the vehicle, and the last scenario was a vehicle down in embankment where rescuers had to repel down the embankment to the patient. It's great to see (Volunteer's) coming out on a Saturday to train, and to move the vehicles into position for the Volunteer's (Thank you Alan). What would we do with out Volunteer's. Special thanks as well to Billy Priddy with Priddys towing and recovery and Luke Brown with Bunny’s Garage for providing the vehicles to use!
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.
Click player to watch the video
If you would like to view more of our video’s just click the link
Our Ecommerce Store
Click the link below to shop our Fire Merch store
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36
Our annual Easter egg hunt proved to be a resounding success, as parents were delighted in watching their children joyfully search for hidden eggs. Also kids had the opportunity to have their picture taken with the Easter bunny. Every year we look forward to this event, because it's so fun watching kids be kids. Special thanks to our volunteers, auxiliary and the Sandy Ridge Ruritans for making this great event happen again! Also a big shout out to Checkers Grill for supplying free hot dogs for all attendees!
Effective Through Teamwork
5086 NC HWY 704 Sandy Ridge,NC.
Our firefighters proudly serve the
citizens of the Northeast Stokes fire district
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.
Where Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring
the safety and well-being of their community
1 (336) 871-2334
Special Events Page
When the Northeast Stokes Fire &
Rescue hold Special events the details
will be here.
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.
District Map
Click to view a map of our district, also available
in a PDF file that you can download.
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36
On Saturday March 28th 2026 Station 36 along with Volunteer's from the Madison- Rockingham Rescue Squad Station 200 and the Patrick Springs Volunteer Fire Department Company 23 Patrick Springs, Virginia, participated in and Advanced Vehicle Extrication Class at our training center. The Class scenarios consisted of a vehicle in a structure with a patient pinned in, another scenario consisted of a vehicle that had rolled over multiple times landing on its side and the patient partially pinned under the vehicle, and the last scenario was a vehicle down in embankment where rescuers had to repel down the embankment to the patient. It's great to see (Volunteer's) coming out on a Saturday to train, and to move the vehicles into position for the Volunteer's (Thank you Alan). What would we do with out Volunteer's. Special thanks as well to Billy Priddy with Priddys towing and recovery and Luke Brown with Bunny’s Garage for providing the vehicles to use!If you would like to view more of our video’s just click the
link below
Stokes County Senior Center
Expanded Services
Get connected to vital community resources that can help you stay healthy and independent for a long as possible
Station 36’s Call Log
Number of calls Station 36 has run calender year 2026
Volunteer Firefighter
Junior Firefighter
Auxlilary Memebr
Contact Information
To Contact Chief Clark, Click link below to Email. To contact ASST. Chief Webb, Click link below to Email. To Contact the Firehouse, Click link below to Email.
ALL CONTENT, INCLUDING ALL IMAGES AND PHOTOGRAPHY
EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY NOTED, IS PROPERTY OF
NORTHEAST STOKES VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE.
CONTENT PROUDLY MAINTAINED BY A VOLUNTEER
Click player to watch the video
Our Ecommerce Store
Click the link below to shop our Fire Merch store
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36
Our annual Easter egg hunt proved to be a resounding success, as parents were delighted in watching their children joyfully search for hidden eggs. Also kids had the opportunity to have their picture taken with the Easter bunny. Every year we look forward to this event, because it's so fun watching kids be kids.Special thanks to our volunteers, auxiliary and the Sandy Ridge Ruritans for making this great event happen again! Also a big shout out to Checkers Grill for supplying free hot dogs for all attendees!
