Response Capabilities

Below you will find a list of all of our Stations, there locations, response capabilities, and response areas they cover.

 

Station 1

805 Ridgewood Ave.
Burgaw, NC 28425
Station 1 is the Headquarters for our Company. This location is also headquarters of the Pender County Emergency Operations Center, Pender County Office of Emergency Management, and the Pender County Fire Marshal Office.

Station 1 is home to two of our response divisions (EMS, and Rescue). The primary response area is approximately 190 square miles of central Pender County. Station 1 has the highest annual call volume. Located within the response district are the communities of Burgaw (the county seat), and St. Helena.  The crew at Station 1 has access to and from I-40 via Exit 398.

Station 1 is home to a Paramedic crew consisting of one Paramedic and one AEMT or EMT 24 hours a day.

Station 1 is the home base of one of the two Heavy Rescue Trucks staffed and operated by full-time North Carolina Rescue Technicians (RT’s). Volunteer Rescue and EMS members often enhance the staffing at Station 1.

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Station 2

16660 US-17
Hampstead, NC 28443

Station 2 serves part of the Hamsptead area, houses one EMS unit, and one Quick Response Vehicle (QRV) staffed by a paramedic.

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Station 4

801 Flake Ave.
Topsail Beach, NC 28445
Located at the South end of Topsail Island, crews assigned to this station observe large fluctuations in call Volume tied to the growth spurts associated with seasonal tourist visits.

Our Ocean Rescue Team responds from Station 4 from two weeks before Memorial Day until two weeks after Labor Day each year.

Station 4 is home to a Paramedic crew consisting of one Paramedic and one AEMT or EMT 24 hours a day.

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Station 5

89 Veach St.
Willard, NC 28478
Covering the North Western portion of Pender County (bordered by Duplin County), and encompassing roughly 145 square miles, crews at this station serve the communities of, Willard, Watha, Penderlea, and Shiloh.  The crew at Station 5 has access to and from I-40 via Exit 390.  This station is owned and staffed by members of Union EMS and Rescue, supplemented by a Paramedic from Pender EMS.

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Station 6

111 Sea Oaks Dr.
Surf City, NC 28445
Station 6 replaces Station 23 as the station covering EMS for the Surf City area. Station 6 currently operates an EMS unit, as well as one Quick Response Vehicle (QRV) staffed by a Paramedic.

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Station 7

14388 Highway 210W
Rocky Point, NC 28457
Rocky Point and Long Creek are two of the communities in which the residents of District 7 reside. Additionally, this South Western portion of Pender County is one of the fastest growing areas in North Carolina, and is expected to sustain that growth for the projected future. The crew at Station 7 has access to and from I-40 via Exit 408.

Station 7 is home to a Paramedic crew consisting of one Paramedic and one AEMT or EMT 24 hours a day.

Training Officer’s, Safety Officer, Fleet Management and Building/Grounds Maintenance Battalion Chief, Assistant Chiefs, and Deputy Chiefs are located here as well as being one of our Training Facilities.

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Station 13

5765 Highway 50
Maple Hill, NC 28454

Station 13 has a Quick Response Vehicle (QRV) staffed by a Firefighter/Paramedic in support of Station 13 fire personnel. It has significantly improved quality of care for the residents in and around the community of Maple Hill.  A Transport truck from Station 1 primarily responds with the QRV for calls in this area. 

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Station 9

126 W Main St.
Atkinson, NC 28421
Phone/Fax 910-283-3088

Through cooperation with Black River Health Center, Pender EMS is enabled to staff a full transport truck in the far western portion of Pender County. Remodeling a section of the building formerly occupied by the offices of the above mentioned Health Center, and the construction of a single ambulance bay, have greatly improved EMS response times in the Atkinson, Currie, Canetuck and Ivanhoe townships.

Station 9 is home to a Paramedic crew consisting of one Paramedic and one AEMT or EMT 24 hours a day.

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Station 14

19470 Hwy 17 North

Hampstead, NC 28443

Station 14 is home to three of our response divisions (EMS, Fire, and Rescue). It has the second highest EMS annual call volume in the county; Station 14 covers the northern  mainland of Eastern Pender County.  Hampstead and Sloop Point communities are the primary response area.

Station 14 is home to a Paramedic crew consisting of one Paramedic and one AEMT or EMT 24 hours a day.

One of the two Heavy Rescue Trucks (Squad 14) is also based at Station 14.

Station 14 is the home base for Sloop Point area Fire Station with a three man full time crew that responds with a Fire Engine to Fires, Wrecks, and Medical Emergencies. It is supplemented with Volunteers that respond and assist with other apparatus and manpower.

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Station 16

15840 Hwy 17 N

Hampstead, NC 28443

Station 16 Fire division covers the central part of Eastern Pender County. The EMS division covers the central and southern part of Eastern Pender County.

Station 16 is the home base for the Hampstead area Fire Station with a three man full time crew that responds with a Fire Engine to Fires, Wrecks, and Medical Emergencies. It is supplemented with Volunteers that respond and assist with other apparatus and manpower.

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Station 18

11401 Hwy 17

Wilmington, NC 28411

Station 18 is one of our newest stations serving the southern end of Hwy 17.

Station 18 is the home base for the Scotts Hill area. The station is staffed with a full time crew of three that responds with a Fire Engine. Each crewmember is a Firefighter/EMT for medical first response to Fires, Wrecks, and Medical Emergencies. It will be supplemented with Volunteers that respond and assist with other apparatus and manpower.

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Station 21

227 Scott Rd.
Rocky Point, NC 28457

Station 21 is home to two of our response divisions (Fire and Rescue). Station 21 Fire division covers the Long Creek Community as well as some of the Southern and Western part of Pender County.

Station 21 is home to a Squad 21 which is a Rescue truck that responds to wrecks with heavy rescue equipment as needed.

Station 21 is the home base for the Long Creek area Fire Station with a three man full time crew that responds with a Fire Engine to Fires, Wrecks, and Medical Emergencies. It is supplemented with Volunteers that respond and assist with other apparatus and manpower

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Station 28

1015 Island Creek Dr

Rocky Point, NC 28457

Station 28 is the home base for the Island Creek area Fire Station. Staffed by full time Firefighter/EMTs, this station is tasked with fire, rescue, and medical first response for the Island Creek/210 area as well as the future I-140 bypass/corridor expansion. 

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Station 29

4849 US Hwy 421

Currie, NC 28435

Station 29 is one of our newest stations that serves the southwestern district of Pender EMS & Fire.

Station 29 is the home base for the Currie, and South Western part of Pender County area Fire Station, it is staffed with a full time crew of three that responds with a Fire Engine, one of the crew members will be a Fire/Paramedic for medical first response to Fires, Wrecks, and Medical Emergencies. It is supplemented with Volunteers that respond and assist with other apparatus and manpower.