When Franklinville, Randleman, and Asheboro firefighters train together, it isn’t just about checking boxes — it’s about preparing for the moments that test every ounce of skill and grit a firefighter has. Live-fire conditions force crews to navigate smoke-filled, unfamiliar spaces where visibility is nearly zero, heat is punishing, and every decision carries weight. That’s exactly why evolutions like vent-enter-search training are so critical. Lives can depend on firefighte

On Saturday, 11/22, around 11:00am, C-Shift was dispatched to a MVA on US HWY 64 E & Andrew Hunter Rd. Callers advised this would be a rear end collision between a Chrysler 300 and Blue Chevy Impala. Units remained on-scene for approximately 1hr and cleared the scene at 12:02.

Over the last two weeks, members from Franklinville, Asheboro, and Randleman Fire Departments earned certification as Trench Rescue Technicians in the State of North Carolina. Trench operations are among the most dangerous rescue situations we face — unstable soil, heavy equipment, and the clock working against you. Proper training isn’t just important; it’s life or death. Our final scenario drove that point home: rescuing a victim trapped beneath the bucket of an excavator,

On Saturday, June 8th, Franklinville Fire & Rescue hosted an all-day training burn. Fire departments from Siler City, Coleridge, Ramseur,...