| FAIR BLUFF FIRE & RESCUE INC. |
Fair Bluff Fire and Rescue is an ISO Class 5/9 department with 30 volunteers,1 paid
Firefighter/EMT and 3 paid Firefighter/EMT-I's dedicated to serving the community in
which we live by providing a quick and quality response to emergency calls including
fire, rescue, medical emergencies, and extrication from motor vehicle accidents.
FBFR is a non-profit organization that operates at the North Carolina EMT-I level. Fair
Bluff is located in Columbus County, North Carolina, and is bordered by Robeson
County to the West, Tabor City to the East and the state of South Carolina to the South.
Firefighter/EMT and 3 paid Firefighter/EMT-I's dedicated to serving the community in
which we live by providing a quick and quality response to emergency calls including
fire, rescue, medical emergencies, and extrication from motor vehicle accidents.
FBFR is a non-profit organization that operates at the North Carolina EMT-I level. Fair
Bluff is located in Columbus County, North Carolina, and is bordered by Robeson
County to the West, Tabor City to the East and the state of South Carolina to the South.
| STATISTICS 2011 FIRE - MEDICAL - MVA - TOTAL CALLS - 582 STATISTICS 2010 FIRE - 108 MEDICAL - 447 MVA - 21 TOTAL CALLS - 576 STATISTICS 2009 FIRE - 81 MEDICAL - 413 MVA - 30 TOTAL CALLS - 524 STATISTICS 2008 FIRE - 146 MEDICAL - 435 MVA - 34 TOTAL CALLS - 616 STATISTICS 2007 FIRE - 164 MEDICAL - 476 MVA - 30 TOTAL CALLS - 670 . |
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| In memory of those who put their lives on the line everyday to protect and serve us unselfishly. God Bless one and all. |
| Remember to change the batteries in your smoke detector when the time changes for daylight savings time. |
| Continuing Education is the second Tuesday and fourth Thursday of every month at 6:00pm at CMR. |
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| 653 Railroad St. Fair Bluff, NC 28439 Phone 910-649-7099 |
On May 12, 2012 Capt. Jerry Meares and Firefighter Ashleigh Wilson were responding to assist Horry
County Fire Rescue with a 180 acre woods fire off of Hwy 501 near Myrtle Beach SC when the front right
tire blew out, causing the unit that they were in to over turn several times. Even though Firefighter Wilson
was restrained she was ejected from the unit and Captain Meares was entrapped, partially under the
apparatus, for approx. 35 minutes.
Sunday May 27, 2012 11:00am
Jerry Meares was discharged late yesterday afternoon from Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. He
was taken home where he will recieve physical therapy several days a week. He still has a long road to
recovery.
Ashleigh Wilson is at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia. Ashleigh is still recovering in ICU
from her surgery on friday.
Donations are being accepted at Fair Bluff Fire & Rescue (at the address above) to assist the Volunteer
Firefighters and their families while they are out of work. Please make your check or money order out to
Fair Bluff Fire & Rescue and memo your check or money order "For Injured Firefighters".
We would like to thank everyone for all of your continued prayers and support for Jerry and Ashleigh.
County Fire Rescue with a 180 acre woods fire off of Hwy 501 near Myrtle Beach SC when the front right
tire blew out, causing the unit that they were in to over turn several times. Even though Firefighter Wilson
was restrained she was ejected from the unit and Captain Meares was entrapped, partially under the
apparatus, for approx. 35 minutes.
Sunday May 27, 2012 11:00am
Jerry Meares was discharged late yesterday afternoon from Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. He
was taken home where he will recieve physical therapy several days a week. He still has a long road to
recovery.
Ashleigh Wilson is at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia. Ashleigh is still recovering in ICU
from her surgery on friday.
Donations are being accepted at Fair Bluff Fire & Rescue (at the address above) to assist the Volunteer
Firefighters and their families while they are out of work. Please make your check or money order out to
Fair Bluff Fire & Rescue and memo your check or money order "For Injured Firefighters".
We would like to thank everyone for all of your continued prayers and support for Jerry and Ashleigh.