"PHANTOM FOURS" - "THE ROCK" - "WESTSIDE KINGDOM"
YOUNGSVILLE Fire Department
Protecting The Town of YOungsville and
South Western Franklin County, N.c.
since 1944
South Western Franklin County, N.c.
since 1944
UPDATED COVID-19 Protocols for Youngsville F.D. (February 14, 2022):
As always, Youngsville F.D. continues to respond to any emergency as dispatched by the Franklin Co. 911 Center. If we do respond and are using N95 masks and/or additional PPE, please don't be alarmed. It is for our protection and yours.
For the health and safety of our firefighters and the public, we have updated our interim procedures:
- We are operating normally, however are exercising face covering/mask use whenever entering a business or facility when use is requested by that business or facility.
- The Fire Stations are open for visitors and all general business, however all visitors are encouraged to wear face coverings/masks upon entering if 6ft distancing cannot be maintained.
YFD wishes to thank you all for your understanding and patience. We hope everyone practices recommended health and safety recommendations. We also encourage COVID-19 vaccinations!
Here are some useful links on COVID-19:
CDC Guidance
Franklin County Health Department
NC DHHS COVID-19 Dashboard
Johns Hopkins Univ. COVID-19 Dashboard
Fire Prevention Week 2021
"Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety"
This year’s Fire Safety campaign, October 3-9th, works to educate everyone about simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe. What do the sounds mean? Is there a beep or a chirp coming out of your smoke or carbon monoxide alarm? Knowing the difference can save you, your home, and your family.
It’s important to learn the different sounds of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. When an alarm makes noise—a beeping sound or a chirping sound—you must take action! Make sure everyone in the home understands the sounds of the alarms and knows how to respond. To learn the sounds of your specific smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, check the manufacturer’s instructions that came in the box, or search the brand and model online.
The Youngsville FD wants to share safety tips to help you “Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety”
- A continuous set of three loud beeps—beep, beep, beep—means smoke or fire. Get out, call 9-1-1, and stay out.
- A single chirp every 30 or 60 seconds means the battery is low and must be changed.
- All smoke alarms must be replaced after 10 years.
- Chirping that continues after the battery has been replaced means the alarm is at the end of its life and the unit must be replaced.
- Make sure your smoke and CO alarms meet the needs of all your family members, including those with sensory or physical disabilities.
Fire Prevention Week - 2021
YFD visits Woodland Baptist Church Pre-School
YFD Station #3 crew visits Woodland Baptist Church Pre-School for a Fire Education session on October 5th.
As always, we enjoy these opportunities to meet with kids and adults alike to share fire safety information!
As always, we enjoy these opportunities to meet with kids and adults alike to share fire safety information!
YFD Memorial Stair Climb to honor 9/11
To honor the ultimate sacrifice made by the 343 FDNY firefighters, and numerous other public safety responders and civilians; the YFD crew honored them today by making a representative 110 story stair climb at Station #1 (to replicate the climb by responders in the WTC). Although we only have 1 flight of stairs, they climbed up (and down) 132 times to equal the number of steps the fearless firefighters took 19 years ago this morning. Folks, that a total of 1980 steps! It's an awesome tribute by our guys and we are proud of them and are also humbled to honor the fallen. (Pictured L to R: FF J. Caldwell, Lt. H. Fuller, FF C. Pruitt, FF S. Knowles). (Sept 11, 2020)
YFD visits Youngsville Elementary School
YFD visits Youngsville Elementary School for a Fire Education session for the kids. We enjoy these opportunities to meet with kids and adults alike to share fire safety information! Bonus: The kids get to tour the fire truck too!!
Battalion Chief A.C. Rich Awarded
Chief Rich received his award helmet for serving as President of the Piedmont N.C. Firefighters Association (PNCFA). We’d like to thank Chief Rich for all his hard work and dedication to North Carolina’s Firefighter Community while serving in this role.
Youngsville FD Annual Meeting
Youngsville FD personnel and community members met on January 20th for the FD’s Annual Meeting. This meeting is a time for the department to report out on the previous year’s activities, get a “state of the department” report from the Fire Chief and his staff, as well as vote in new officers for 2 year terms. A copy of the report is attached below.
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Another Shift, Another Working Fire
Youngsville Fire Department B-Shift once again responded to a working structure fire in the Bunn Fire Station 2 district (Franklin 2) on 12/28/19. YFD was special called as part of a second alarm. Engine 41, Engine 42, and Tanker 247 responded to the alarm along with units from Bunn Fire Department (Franklin 2), Hopkins Fire Department (Wake 22), Rolesville Fire Department (Wake 15), and many other stations who responded with tankers for a rural water haul. Crews found heavy fire in the rear of the residence and operated on scene for over 2.5 hours.
Youngsville Fire Department B-Shift once again responded to a working structure fire in the Bunn Fire Station 2 district (Franklin 2) on 12/28/19. YFD was special called as part of a second alarm. Engine 41, Engine 42, and Tanker 247 responded to the alarm along with units from Bunn Fire Department (Franklin 2), Hopkins Fire Department (Wake 22), Rolesville Fire Department (Wake 15), and many other stations who responded with tankers for a rural water haul. Crews found heavy fire in the rear of the residence and operated on scene for over 2.5 hours.
Working Structure Fire
Four minutes after arriving on scene of a terrible accident on NC 96 Highway West on 12/26/19, Youngsville Fire received a second call for a structure fire 2 miles away from the accident scene, on the same road. Mutual aid was requested and responded from Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16), Franklinton Fire Department (Franklin 6), Northern Wake Fire Department (Wake 26), and Wake Forest Fire Department (Wake 6). Youngsville Engine 42 and Engine 241 responded to the structure fire. Wake Forest Engine 1 moved to Youngsville Fire Department for coverage and Mitchiners Crossroads Fire Department moved to Franklinton Fire Department for coverage. During the firefight, a large oil container exploded and was propelled 40 feet into the air. The explosion was seen 5 miles away. No one was injured and the involved structure was a total loss.
Four minutes after arriving on scene of a terrible accident on NC 96 Highway West on 12/26/19, Youngsville Fire received a second call for a structure fire 2 miles away from the accident scene, on the same road. Mutual aid was requested and responded from Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16), Franklinton Fire Department (Franklin 6), Northern Wake Fire Department (Wake 26), and Wake Forest Fire Department (Wake 6). Youngsville Engine 42 and Engine 241 responded to the structure fire. Wake Forest Engine 1 moved to Youngsville Fire Department for coverage and Mitchiners Crossroads Fire Department moved to Franklinton Fire Department for coverage. During the firefight, a large oil container exploded and was propelled 40 feet into the air. The explosion was seen 5 miles away. No one was injured and the involved structure was a total loss.
Fatal Accidents on 12/26/19 and 12/28/19
Youngsville Fire Department responded to two fatal motor vehicle accidents on December 26, 2019 and on December 28, 2019. These are never easy incidents for our firefighters to respond to, especially during the holiday season. Our thoughts continue to be with those involved in these terrible accidents and their families. Two of the individuals involved in the 12/26/19 accident on NC 96 Highway West have Go Fund Me accounts set up. The links are below.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/makayla039s-miracle
https://www.gofundme.com/f/alexiss-hospital-bills
Youngsville Fire Department responded to two fatal motor vehicle accidents on December 26, 2019 and on December 28, 2019. These are never easy incidents for our firefighters to respond to, especially during the holiday season. Our thoughts continue to be with those involved in these terrible accidents and their families. Two of the individuals involved in the 12/26/19 accident on NC 96 Highway West have Go Fund Me accounts set up. The links are below.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/makayla039s-miracle
https://www.gofundme.com/f/alexiss-hospital-bills
Working House Fire in Franklinton
Engine 41 responded mutual aid to Franklinton on this working house fire on December 12, 2019. Upon arrival, Engine 41 assisted with fire attack and conducted a primary search before opening up the ceiling and walls for fire attack.
Engine 41 responded mutual aid to Franklinton on this working house fire on December 12, 2019. Upon arrival, Engine 41 assisted with fire attack and conducted a primary search before opening up the ceiling and walls for fire attack.
Truck overturns on Sid Mitchell Road
Engine 341 responded to this overturned truck on Sid Mitchell Road at Green Road on December 12, 2019. The occupant was treated by Franklin County EMS.
Engine 341 responded to this overturned truck on Sid Mitchell Road at Green Road on December 12, 2019. The occupant was treated by Franklin County EMS.
Live Burn Training
YFD hosted this live burn training on an acquired structure on November 23, 2019. Training with real fire in an acquired structure provides priceless training to our firefighters. If you have a building that you would like to donate for live fire training, please contact Assistant Chief Justin Graney at jgraney@yvfd.com.
YFD hosted this live burn training on an acquired structure on November 23, 2019. Training with real fire in an acquired structure provides priceless training to our firefighters. If you have a building that you would like to donate for live fire training, please contact Assistant Chief Justin Graney at jgraney@yvfd.com.
Vehicle Overturns on US 401 Highway South
Engine 241 responded to this overturned vehicle on US 401 Highway South and Huntsburg Road on November 7, 2019. The occupants were treated by Franklin County EMS.
Engine 241 responded to this overturned vehicle on US 401 Highway South and Huntsburg Road on November 7, 2019. The occupants were treated by Franklin County EMS.
Truck into a House on NC 96 Highway West
Engine 41 responded to this vehicle into a house on NC 96 Highway West on November 2, 2019. Luckily there were no injuries and YFD personnel assisted the homeowner with cleaning up the debris and placing tarps over the openings.
Engine 41 responded to this vehicle into a house on NC 96 Highway West on November 2, 2019. Luckily there were no injuries and YFD personnel assisted the homeowner with cleaning up the debris and placing tarps over the openings.
Head on Collision on US 401 Highway South
Engine 41, Engine 241, and Squad 45 responded to this head on collision at US 401 Highway South at Fox Ridge Road on November 2nd, 2019. All occupants were treated by Franklin County EMS and the fire was quickly extinguished.
Engine 41, Engine 241, and Squad 45 responded to this head on collision at US 401 Highway South at Fox Ridge Road on November 2nd, 2019. All occupants were treated by Franklin County EMS and the fire was quickly extinguished.
Downtown Youngsville Trick-or-Treat Festivities 2019
The Youngsville Fire Department was proud to be a part of the downtown Youngsville Trick-or-Treat festivities on Halloween 2019! Lots of kids stopped by and we enjoyed sharing goodies and fire safety information!
The Youngsville Fire Department was proud to be a part of the downtown Youngsville Trick-or-Treat festivities on Halloween 2019! Lots of kids stopped by and we enjoyed sharing goodies and fire safety information!
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YFD to offer FREE CPR Course - Nov 16th 9a-12p
The Youngsville Fire Department is proud to offer a "lay person" CPR course at Station #1 Nov. 16th 2019 from 9a-12p. The course is FREE and all are invited. Knowledge of CPR truly saves lives!
Please register by clicking HERE
The Youngsville Fire Department is proud to offer a "lay person" CPR course at Station #1 Nov. 16th 2019 from 9a-12p. The course is FREE and all are invited. Knowledge of CPR truly saves lives!
Please register by clicking HERE
Battalion Chief A.C. Rich named NCSFA President 2019-2020
Youngsville Fire Battalion Chief A.C. Rich was installed on 8/24/19 as the State President of the North Carolina State Firefighters Association at the annual banquet in downtown Raleigh. Chief Rich is a visionary leader that continues to represent Youngsville at the highest level and will undoubtedly do a fantastic job serving the firefighters of North Carolina.
Youngsville Fire Battalion Chief A.C. Rich was installed on 8/24/19 as the State President of the North Carolina State Firefighters Association at the annual banquet in downtown Raleigh. Chief Rich is a visionary leader that continues to represent Youngsville at the highest level and will undoubtedly do a fantastic job serving the firefighters of North Carolina.
IT's HOT!!!!
Please take precautions and keep yourself and family safe during these these hot days.
Heat is the #1 weather-related killer in the United States! Here are a few tips on staying safe during episodes of dangerously hot weather:
For more information, check the National Weather Service's Heat Safety page. https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat
Please take precautions and keep yourself and family safe during these these hot days.
Heat is the #1 weather-related killer in the United States! Here are a few tips on staying safe during episodes of dangerously hot weather:
- First and foremost, minimize your time outside, especially during the hottest parts of the day. Stay in an air-conditioned building.
- If you must be outside, wear light-colored and loose-fitting clothing.
- Drink plenty of water or natural juices if you are out in the heat, even if you do not fell thirsty. Avoid alcoholic or caffeinated beverages.
- Think about others! NEVER leave children in a car on even a moderately warm day as conditions in the car can quickly heat to unhealthy levels.
- Check on the elderly or other people at risk.
For more information, check the National Weather Service's Heat Safety page. https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat
Night on the Town
Youngsville Engine 41 and Ladder 4's crew took advantage of the warm evening on July 14, 2019 and visited downtown Youngsville for some ice cream and to spend time with the community. If you see us around town, please say hello!
Youngsville Engine 41 and Ladder 4's crew took advantage of the warm evening on July 14, 2019 and visited downtown Youngsville for some ice cream and to spend time with the community. If you see us around town, please say hello!
Working Mobile Home Fire Reported
Youngsville Engine 41, Engine 241, and Bunn Engine 22 responded to a mobile home fire on Hidden Stream Way in the Moores Pond Community of Youngsville on July 10, 2019. Engine 41 arrived on scene with smoke showing. Once interior, crews found a bathroom on fire from an apparent short circuit in an exhaust fan. Fire was contained to the bathroom.
Youngsville Engine 41, Engine 241, and Bunn Engine 22 responded to a mobile home fire on Hidden Stream Way in the Moores Pond Community of Youngsville on July 10, 2019. Engine 41 arrived on scene with smoke showing. Once interior, crews found a bathroom on fire from an apparent short circuit in an exhaust fan. Fire was contained to the bathroom.
Dump Truck Overturns
Youngsville Fire responded to this dump truck that overturned on NC 96 Highway West on June 23, 2019. The driver was treated for minor injuries by Franklin County EMS.
Youngsville Fire responded to this dump truck that overturned on NC 96 Highway West on June 23, 2019. The driver was treated for minor injuries by Franklin County EMS.
Rain Rain Go Away
Youngsville Fire responded to over 20 incidents on 6/8/19 due to over 7 inches of rain falling in under 5 hours. Several roadways were washed out and several homes were flooded or were surrounded by water. Citizens are reminded to not to drive through flood waters. Turn around, don't drown.
*Aerial Photos of US 401 Highway are courtesy of Vert Images.
Youngsville Fire responded to over 20 incidents on 6/8/19 due to over 7 inches of rain falling in under 5 hours. Several roadways were washed out and several homes were flooded or were surrounded by water. Citizens are reminded to not to drive through flood waters. Turn around, don't drown.
*Aerial Photos of US 401 Highway are courtesy of Vert Images.
Installation Ceremony 2019
Youngsville Fire held the fourth annual Installation Ceremony on April 13, 2019. The event featured an address from Mayor Fonzie Flowers, a keynote from Deputy Director Derrick Clouston of the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal, the swearing in of the class of 2019 officers and newly promoted firefighters (the Installation), and various awards. The department proudly celebrated two life saves in 2018 and the successful administration of the third annual Youngsville Fire School which is a basics and recruit school for all new members. The Justin H. Lloyd Fire Chief's Award was presented to Captain Garrett Jackson for his work to progress the Training Division and his hard work on the Youngsville Fire School development. The Career Firefighter of the Year was awarded to Fire Department Administrator Glenn Evans who consistently goes above and beyond the call of duty. The Jeff L. Fields Volunteer Firefighter of the Year Award was given to Assistant Fire Chief Justin Graney.
Installed for 2019 were:
Assistant Fire Chief John Sumner
Assistant Fire Chief Brandon McGhee
Battalion Chief A.C. Rich
Lieutenant Robert Wilder
Lieutenant Timmy Maness
Lieutenant Clark May
Lieutenant Don Cowan
Lieutenant Justin Alderman
Firefighter Preston Patterson
Firefighter Colin Pruitt
Firefighter Brice Strickland
The video is of the Wake District Pipes and Drums leading in those being installed.
Youngsville Fire held the fourth annual Installation Ceremony on April 13, 2019. The event featured an address from Mayor Fonzie Flowers, a keynote from Deputy Director Derrick Clouston of the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal, the swearing in of the class of 2019 officers and newly promoted firefighters (the Installation), and various awards. The department proudly celebrated two life saves in 2018 and the successful administration of the third annual Youngsville Fire School which is a basics and recruit school for all new members. The Justin H. Lloyd Fire Chief's Award was presented to Captain Garrett Jackson for his work to progress the Training Division and his hard work on the Youngsville Fire School development. The Career Firefighter of the Year was awarded to Fire Department Administrator Glenn Evans who consistently goes above and beyond the call of duty. The Jeff L. Fields Volunteer Firefighter of the Year Award was given to Assistant Fire Chief Justin Graney.
Installed for 2019 were:
Assistant Fire Chief John Sumner
Assistant Fire Chief Brandon McGhee
Battalion Chief A.C. Rich
Lieutenant Robert Wilder
Lieutenant Timmy Maness
Lieutenant Clark May
Lieutenant Don Cowan
Lieutenant Justin Alderman
Firefighter Preston Patterson
Firefighter Colin Pruitt
Firefighter Brice Strickland
The video is of the Wake District Pipes and Drums leading in those being installed.
Emergency Vehicle Driver Training
Youngsville Fire held an Emergency Vehicle Driver School in early April 2019. On April 6, 2019, drivers underwent this cone course to test and develop their skills to operate the department's fleet of emergency vehicles
Youngsville Fire held an Emergency Vehicle Driver School in early April 2019. On April 6, 2019, drivers underwent this cone course to test and develop their skills to operate the department's fleet of emergency vehicles
Vehicle Versus a Tree
Youngsville Fire responded to a vehicle versus a tree on Timberlake Road on April 4, 2019. The occupants of the vehicle were treated by Franklin County EMS.
Youngsville Fire responded to a vehicle versus a tree on Timberlake Road on April 4, 2019. The occupants of the vehicle were treated by Franklin County EMS.
Head on Collision
Youngsville Fire responded to this head on collision, March 25, 2019 on Hill Road in Station 2's primary. Upon arrival it was found that one occupant was trapped and required a door pop using the hydraulic spreaders. The occupants of the vehicles were treated by Franklin County EMS.
Youngsville Fire responded to this head on collision, March 25, 2019 on Hill Road in Station 2's primary. Upon arrival it was found that one occupant was trapped and required a door pop using the hydraulic spreaders. The occupants of the vehicles were treated by Franklin County EMS.
A-Shift Pitches In and Cleans Up the Roadway
Youngsville Fire A-Shift Engine 41 spent their Saturday, March 30, 2019 picking up trash along Cedar Creek Road. As firefighters our job is not just responding to emergencies, but pitching in to help our community in any way possible.
Youngsville Fire A-Shift Engine 41 spent their Saturday, March 30, 2019 picking up trash along Cedar Creek Road. As firefighters our job is not just responding to emergencies, but pitching in to help our community in any way possible.
Barn Fire
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 241 mutual aid to Bunn Fire Department for a working barn fire on NC 98 Highway West on March 28. 2019.
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 241 mutual aid to Bunn Fire Department for a working barn fire on NC 98 Highway West on March 28. 2019.
Tractor Fire With Extension to Car
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 41 and Tanker 347 to this working commercial truck fire with extension to a car on March 24, 2019. The fire was quickly contained and the diesel fuel leaking from the burned fuel tank was dammed up and contained for clean up.
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 41 and Tanker 347 to this working commercial truck fire with extension to a car on March 24, 2019. The fire was quickly contained and the diesel fuel leaking from the burned fuel tank was dammed up and contained for clean up.
Woods Fire
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 41, Engine 42, Brush 48, and with mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) on two woods/grass fires threatening structures on March 23. With spring quickly approaching, homeowners are encouraged to refrain from outdoor burning when it is windy.
Youngsville Fire responded with Engine 41, Engine 42, Brush 48, and with mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) on two woods/grass fires threatening structures on March 23. With spring quickly approaching, homeowners are encouraged to refrain from outdoor burning when it is windy.
Abandoned Residential Fire
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working structure fire on Cedar Creek Road on March 22. Engine 41 arrived on location and utilized the master stream to knock down the bulk of the fire while deploying a handline. The building was not occupied and the cause remains under investigation.
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working structure fire on Cedar Creek Road on March 22. Engine 41 arrived on location and utilized the master stream to knock down the bulk of the fire while deploying a handline. The building was not occupied and the cause remains under investigation.
Shed Fire With Double Exposures
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working outbuilding fire on Holding Young Road on March 16. Two nearby homes sustained radiant heat damage but did not have any direct fire damage. Engine 41 arrived on location and deployed two handlines to extinguish the fire and to cool both exposures.
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working outbuilding fire on Holding Young Road on March 16. Two nearby homes sustained radiant heat damage but did not have any direct fire damage. Engine 41 arrived on location and deployed two handlines to extinguish the fire and to cool both exposures.
Residential Structure Fire
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working residence fire on Cedar Creek Road on March 4, 2019. Crews quickly knocked down the fire which was contained to the kitchen area of the home.
Youngsville Fire responded with a full assignment to include mutual aid from Franklinton (Franklin 6) to this working residence fire on Cedar Creek Road on March 4, 2019. Crews quickly knocked down the fire which was contained to the kitchen area of the home.
Junk Yard Fire
Youngsville Engine 341 responded mutual aid to Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16) for this fire in a junk yard on February 25, 2019.
Youngsville Engine 341 responded mutual aid to Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16) for this fire in a junk yard on February 25, 2019.
2018 YFD Annual Report
The 2018 YFD Annual Report is attached below:
The 2018 YFD Annual Report is attached below:
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Early Sunday Morning Accident
Youngsville Firefighters responded to this early morning accident on US Highway 1 on February 10, 2019. The driver was treated by Franklin County EMS.
Youngsville Firefighters responded to this early morning accident on US Highway 1 on February 10, 2019. The driver was treated by Franklin County EMS.
Large Working Woods Fire
Youngsville Firefighters responded to a woods fire behind Cedar Creek Middle School on February 8, 2019. Upon arrival, crews found two separate woods fires, the first in the woods behind Alcock Lane, and the second behind the parking lot of Cedar Creek Middle School. Low relative humidity and gusty winds aided fire spread. With two active fires that were separated by nearly a quarter of a mile in the woods, the incidents were split to operate separately. A second alarm was called which brought a brush truck from Franklinton and Bunn, and an additional tanker and brush truck from Youngsville Fire Station 2. Ultimately, the fire was contained using leaf blowers to cut a fire line.
Youngsville Firefighters responded to a woods fire behind Cedar Creek Middle School on February 8, 2019. Upon arrival, crews found two separate woods fires, the first in the woods behind Alcock Lane, and the second behind the parking lot of Cedar Creek Middle School. Low relative humidity and gusty winds aided fire spread. With two active fires that were separated by nearly a quarter of a mile in the woods, the incidents were split to operate separately. A second alarm was called which brought a brush truck from Franklinton and Bunn, and an additional tanker and brush truck from Youngsville Fire Station 2. Ultimately, the fire was contained using leaf blowers to cut a fire line.
Working Commercial Structure Fire
Youngsville Firefighters responded to a working commercial structure fire on NC 96 West on February 7, 2019. Crews found an auto shop with a burning car inside with extension to the contents of the shop and the roof. Engine 41 placed a 2" attack line in service and quickly brought the fire under control. Wake Forest Fire, Franklinton Fire, and Brassfield Fire provided mutual aid.
Youngsville Firefighters responded to a working commercial structure fire on NC 96 West on February 7, 2019. Crews found an auto shop with a burning car inside with extension to the contents of the shop and the roof. Engine 41 placed a 2" attack line in service and quickly brought the fire under control. Wake Forest Fire, Franklinton Fire, and Brassfield Fire provided mutual aid.
Working Residential Fire
Youngsville Firefighters responded mutual aid with Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16) to a working residential fire on February 1, 2019. YFD assisted with water supply and fire attack.
Youngsville Firefighters responded mutual aid with Brassfield Fire Department (Granville 16) to a working residential fire on February 1, 2019. YFD assisted with water supply and fire attack.
Dodge ball anyone?
Youngsville Firefighters conducted a PPE training on 1/28/19 using the old game of dodge ball to practice conserving air while operating under physical conditions. Firefighters had to answer a series of basic firefighting trivia when they were "out" to get back in the game.
Large woods fire with vehicles involved
Youngsville Fire units responded on 1/9/19 to a large woods fire on Moores Pond Road in the Station 2 district. Crews found a large outside fire with vehicles involved. YFD responded with 6 units to bring the fire under control.