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Welcome to the Official Website for the Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue, Sandy Ridge, NC
The firefighters proudly serve the citizens of the Northeast Stokes fire district
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Contact Information
To Contact Chief Clark, Click link below to Email. fchief1136@gmail.com To contact ASST. Chief Webb, Click link below to Email. nesft36@gmail.com To Contact the Firehouse, Click link below to Email. nesvfd36@gmail.com
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CONTENT PROUDLY MAINTAINED BY A VOLUNTEER
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TRAINING VIDEO’S & MORE 2024
On March 25th, 2024, Station 36 conducted an extrication class, focusing on the important
skills and techniques required for rescuing individuals trapped in vehicles or other confined
spaces. Such training sessions are crucial for emergency responders to stay prepared and
proficient in handling such critical situations effectively and safely. Our Junior firefighters also
participated with this hands-on experience will not only improve their skills but also prepare
them for real-life emergency situations.
On March 21st 2024 Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue Station 36 had the honor of
speaking to the
Dan River Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol.
Chief Clark and Firefighter Hall made a presentation of our capabilities as a Rescue Dept. We
were able to show the Cadets our Rescue apparatus and some of the equipment we carry. They
were able to do some hands on with our rescue tools and even got to see what it was like to be
suited up as a fireman. Always a pleasure to share the great services we offer our Community.
On Saturday March 16th 2024, Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue hosted its annual Easter egg
hunt. We couldn't thank our Auxiliary enough for being the backbone of these community
events we host. We definitely couldn't do it without them. We also had a raffle, face painting,
and the Easter Bunny even made an appearance for pictures. Special thanks to the following
groups and businesses for their monetary support of this event!
Northeast Stokes Fireman's Fund
Northeast Stokes Auxiliary
Sandy Ridge Ruritans
Alan Hall Grading & Septic Inc
Ironhorse Distributing
Clark Family Farms
Lawn Ranger Landscaping
Dan River Restaurant
Checkers Grill and Grocery
Family Dollar of Sandy Ridge
Dana Singh Paul-Keller Williams Realty
Lewis Hutchens Garage
And a special thanks to DJ Tobylicious, for being the MC as usual. He does a fantastic job.
Station 36 had a couple members attend the Search Seminar held by the teaching institute,
Passion for the Craft on Sat, Feb.17th.This hands on seminar teaches advanced techniques on
performing live fire searches in different living environments. Environments such as: Multi
family apartment buildings, hoarder houses, and multi story residential homes. Training events
such as this help us advance our skills and techniques. We are proud of our members for
continuing to hone their skills.
Last night station 36 didn't let the rain stop them from training. We practiced vertical rope
operations and rescue. Our personnel brushed up on their skills of vertical rope raises,
lowers, climbing, and rappelling.
On March 25th, 2024, Station 36 conducted an extrication class, focusing on the important
skills and techniques required for rescuing individuals trapped in vehicles or other confined
spaces. Such training sessions are crucial for emergency responders to stay prepared and
proficient in handling such critical situations effectively and safely. Our Junior firefighters also
participated with this hands-on experience will not only improve their skills but also prepare
them for real-life emergency situations.
On April 22nd 2024 Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue Station 36
Trained in a Simulated fire attack on a working car fire. We utilized our vehicle fire
prop on our training grounds here at the station. Our personnel practiced fire attack,
pump operations and relay pumping for water supply. Afterwards we went to one of
our water points and flowed the master stream in a relay pumping operation. Good
training had by all.
Station 36 trained juniors and new firefighters on proper use of personal protective
equipment (PPE) and techniques for deploying a "minute man" cross lay, as these
are essential skills for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of firefighting
operations. By providing comprehensive training in these areas, the station can
continue to uphold high standards of proficiency and readiness among its team
members.
Station Station 36 got to play a part in the Sandy Ridge Elementary EOG pep rally/parade. It
was quite the honor for us to lead the parade and the Chief was smiling ear to ear!
Thanks to Sandy Ridge Elementary for inviting us over! We sure do love them little
bulldogs!!!
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue hosted
(Schools out Summer celebration)
The fun-filled event that marks the end of the school year and kicks off
summer break. The celebration features games, activities, and entertaintment
for the community od all ages.
Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue Station 36
Was invited to Carrollwood Farms in Sandy Ridge on June 20th 2024 for a meet and greet.
New to Sandy Ridge will be a renowned equestrian center, within their sprawling 4,000-acre
property. The extensive grounds will provide an ideal setting for horse riding, training, and other
equine-related activities. but more. It will be a place that will draw people for events, education,
corporate retreats, weddings and more.
Station 36 would like to thank the staff of Carrollwood Farms and Mr. Carroll for being invited to
the very first event at Carrollwood Farms.
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
We have another tool in our toolbox to help our Community and surrounding
communities. This drone which has thermal capabilities and the ability to zoom in to
200X will be used for land searches and structure fires
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
July 8th 2024 Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire and Rescue trained on using our turbo
draft in pump operations. Our driver/operators trained on pump operations and our
younger/newer members trained on deployment. The turbo draft allows us to create
water points that are otherwise unusable by conventional drafting methods. It allows
us to reach sources up to 200' away from our truck. It has dramatically changed our
water supply opportunities within our district. By doing so it allows more water points
to be certified, thus helping keep our insurance rating low.
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
July 01 2024 Training at Northeast Stokes Volunteer fire & Rescue was based
around searching for down victims in structures and down firefighters during a
Mayday situation. We also practiced
VES (Vent enter search) on a second story room. We also threw a 24 foot ladder to
the roof of the second story to help new recruits with becoming more comfortable
when climbing ladders. The firefighters put in a hard night of training (Great going).
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
August 12 2024
Station 36 personnel worked on hose line deployment and advancement drills as
well as how to properly manage hose lines while advancing into a structure. While
teamwork and coordination during deployment are critical for successful operations
in emergency situations these types of drills help our personnel with speed and
efficiency when the time occurs to utilize them.
Effective Through Teamwork
5086 NC HWY 704 Sandy Ridge,NC.
Welcome to the Official Website for the
Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue, Sandy Ridge, NC
The firefighters proudly serve the
citizens of the Northeast Stokes fire district
Contact Information
To Contact Chief Clark, Click link below to Email. fchief1136@gmail.com To contact ASST. Chief Webb, Click link below to Email. nesft36@gmail.com To Contact the Firehouse, Click link below to Email. nesvfd36@gmail.com
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
On March 25th, 2024, Station 36 conducted an
extrication class, focusing on the important skills
and techniques required for rescuing individuals
trapped in vehicles or other confined spaces. Such
training sessions are crucial for emergency
responders to stay prepared and proficient in
handling such critical situations effectively and
safely. Our Junior firefighters also participated with
this hands-on experience will not only improve their
skills but also prepare them for real-life emergency
situations.
On March 21st 2024 Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire
& Rescue Station 36 had the honor of speaking to
the Dan River Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol.
Chief Clark and Firefighter Hall made a presentation
of our capabilities as a Rescue Dept. We were able
to show the Cadets our Rescue apparatus and some
of the equipment we carry. They were able to do
some hands on with our rescue tools and even got
to see what it was like to be suited up as a fireman.
Always a pleasure to share the great services we
offer our Community.
On Saturday March 16th 2024, Northeast Stokes Fire
& Rescue hosted its annual Easter egg hunt. We
couldn't thank our Auxiliary enough for being the
backbone of these community events we host. We
definitely couldn't do it without them. We also had a
raffle, face painting, and the Easter Bunny even
made an appearance for pictures. Special thanks to
the following groups and businesses for their
monetary support of this event!
Northeast Stokes Fireman's Fund
Northeast Stokes Auxiliary
Sandy Ridge Ruritans
Alan Hall Grading & Septic Inc
Ironhorse Distributing
Clark Family Farms
Lawn Ranger Landscaping
Dan River Restaurant
Checkers Grill and Grocery
Family Dollar of Sandy Ridge
Dana Singh Paul-Keller Williams Realty
Lewis Hutchens Garage
And a special thanks to DJ Tobylicious, for being the
MC as usual. He does a fantastic job.
Station 36 had a couple members attend the Search
Seminar held by the teaching institute, Passion for
the Craft on Sat, Feb.17th.This hands on seminar
teaches advanced techniques on performing live fire
searches in different living environments.
Environments such as: Multi family apartment
buildings, hoarder houses, and multi story
residential homes. Training events such as this help
us advance our skills and techniques. We are proud
of our members for continuing to hone their skills.
Last night station 36 didn't let the rain stop them
from training. We practiced vertical rope operations
and rescue. Our personnel brushed up on their skills
of vertical rope raises, lowers, climbing, and
rappelling.
TRAINING VIDEO’S
& MORE 2024
On March 25th, 2024, Station 36 conducted an
extrication class, focusing on the important skills
and techniques required for rescuing individuals
trapped in vehicles or other confined spaces. Such
training sessions are crucial for emergency
responders to stay prepared and proficient in
handling such critical situations effectively and
safely. Our Junior firefighters also participated with
this hands-on experience will not only improve their
skills but also prepare them for real-life emergency
situations.
On April 22nd 2024 Station 36 trained in a
Simulated fire attack on a working car fire. We
utilized our vehicle fire
prop on our training grounds here at the station.
Our personnel practiced fire attack,
pump operations and relay pumping for water
supply. Afterwards we went to one of
our water points and flowed the master stream in a
relay pumping operation. Good
training had by all.
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Station 36 trained juniors and new firefighters
on proper use of personal protective equipment
(PPE) and techniques for deploying a "minute man"
cross lay, as these are essential skills for ensuring
the safety and effectiveness of firefighting
operations. By providing comprehensive training
in these areas, the station can continue to uphold
high standards of proficiency and readiness among
its team members.
Station Station 36 got to play a part in the Sandy Ridge
Elementary EOG pep rally/parade. It was quite the
honor for us to lead the parade and the Chief was
smiling ear to ear! Thanks to Sandy Ridge Elementary
for inviting us over! We sure do love them little
bulldogs!!!
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue hosted
(Schools out Summer celebration)
The fun-filled event that marks the end of the
school year and kicks off summer break.
The celebration features games, activities,
and entertaintment
for the community od all ages.
Northeast Stokes Fire & Rescue Station 36
Was invited to Carrollwood Farms in Sandy Ridge on
une 20th 2024 for a meet and greet. New to Sandy
Ridge will be a renowned equestrian center, within
their sprawling 4,000-acre property. The extensive
grounds will provide an ideal setting for horse riding,
training, and other equine-related activities. but more.
It will be a place that will draw people for events,
education, corporate retreats, weddings and more.
Station 36 would like to thank the staff of Carrollwood
Farms and Mr. Carroll for being invited to the
very first event at Carrollwood Farms.
Video’s on this page will open on YouTube
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
July 01 2024 Training at Northeast Stokes Volunteer
fire & Rescue was based around searching for down
victims in structures and down firefighters during a
Mayday situation. We also practiced
VES (Vent enter search) on a second story room.
We also threw a 24 foot ladder to
the roof of the second story to help new recruits with
becoming more comfortable
when climbing ladders. The firefighters
put in a hard night of training (Great going).
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
July 8th 2024 Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire and
Rescue trained on using our turbo draft in pump
operations. Our driver/operators trained on pump
operations and our younger/newer members trained
on deployment. The turbo draft allows us to create
water points that are otherwise unusable by
conventional drafting methods. It allows
us to reach sources up to 200' away from our truck.
It has dramatically changed our water supply
opportunities within our district. By doing s it allows
more water points to be certified,
thus helping keep our insurance rating low.
Northeast Stokes Volunteer Fire & Rescue
August 12 2024
Station 36 personnel worked on hose line deployment
and advancement drills as well as how to properly
manage hose lines while advancing into a structure.
While teamwork and coordination during deployment
are critical for successful operations in
emergency situations these types of drills help
our personnel with speed and
efficiency when the time occurs to utilize them.