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Carthage Fire & Rescue
For non-emergency, call: 910-947-2226
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JAMES L. "LANNY" WHITAKER.
EOW JUNE 3, 2020.  LODD.
LAST CALL JUNE 7, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY CAPTAIN.  WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.


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IN LOVING MEMORY OF FIREFIGHTER/EMT CORBIN L. ROGERS.
EOW JANUARY 31, 2020.  LODD.
LAST CALL FEBRUARY 6, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY BROTHER.  WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.

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The 14,000 square ft. Carthage Fire & Rescue Department is located at 4396 US-15/501 in Carthage, NC where the department moved to in July 2002. The department is staffed with a paid Fire Chief, 3 full-time Captains, several part-time fire fighters and volunteers. They serve an area of approximately 120 square miles and a population of approximately 8,000 people.

Mission Statement:

It is the mission of the Carthage Fire & Rescue Department to provide the highest level of life and property protection services through aggressive fire control, fire prevention, rescue services and public education.

-Brian Tyner, Fire Chief

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