Fairview Fire Personnel Responded to a total of 1128 calls in 2007.
American Heart Association BLS Health Care Provider CPR course to be held at the main station on May 17, beginning at 9:00am. All are invited with limited class size. Please RSVP by calling the main station at 628-2001 and leave name and phone number. Cost will be $33.00 which includes card valid for 2 years.
Over the last three years, an average of 48 North Carolinians have been killed as the result of hostile fires each year. A high percentage of those deaths occur at home in a residence. Smoke detectors, fire alarms, family escape plans, fire resistive construction and plenty of easily accessible ways out in an emergency are all helpful to save lives and reduce injuries in a fire. However, the single most effective way to protect the life of family and friends in a residential fire is to have a fire sprinkler system. There has never been a multiple loss of life from fire in a structure with a working fire sprinkler system. Want more information....
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Fairview Fire Departments substation has been in operation for eight months and has reduced response times in the Spring Mountain Community by four minutes. The station is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Please stop by, tour the station, and meet the men and women dedicated to serving our community. Also if anyone is interested in becoming a volunteer with the Fire Department or the Auxiliary please feel free to inquire.
