Faucette Township Vol. Fire Department

05/08/2026

Please still use extreme caution when burning.

05/04/2026

Although the North Carolina Forestry Service has lifted the burn ban for parts of the State, Alamance County is NOT one of them.

The Burn Ban is still in effect until further notice for Alamance County.

04/21/2026

Late last night, your FTVFD team was out supporting our neighbors in Haw River at a commercial structure fire. We were able to provide 5 apparatus and 7 personnel to the effort.

Even with teams on the scene, we maintained staffing back at the station, ready for the next call. This level of protection is only possible because of the hard work and commitment of our volunteer members. We are proud to serve our community and our neighbors whenever they need us!

Units on the call:
•Chief 7
•Deputy Chief 7
•Assistant Chief 7
•Engine 70
•Engine 71
•Engine 72
•BT 76
•UT77

04/17/2026

04/15/2026

From the Alamance County Fire Marshall

04/14/2026

🔥 Increased Fire Danger Alert – Tuesday, April 14 (11AM–8PM) 🔥

An increased risk of fire is in effect across the western Piedmont and Sandhills today due to very dry conditions, gusty winds, and low humidity.

🚫 A statewide burn ban is currently in place:

• Dispose of cigarette butts and matches properly
• Use caution with equipment that could create sparks

Please stay alert and help prevent wildfires. Share this post to spread awareness and keep our communities safe! 🌲🔥

04/11/2026

Shoutout to HarperBelles Coffee for the coffee and treats this morning! We thank you for supporting us!

04/07/2026

WE ARE HIRING! 🚒🔥

Do you have what it takes to serve Faucette Township? We’re looking for Part-Time Firefighters to join the crew.

✅ Flexible 8, 12, & 24-hour shifts
✅ Supportive team environment
✅ Opportunity to make a real impact

Check out the requirements in the flier and contact Chief Mann at [email protected] to apply.

03/28/2026

Important announcement from the North Carolina Forestry Service. The state of North Carolina is currently under a burn ban until further notice.

03/28/2026

Effective Saturday, March 28 at 8 a.m., the National Weather Service has issued a ** 🚩🚩RED FLAG WARNING🚩🚩** for some North Carolina counties. For counties that aren’t under a red flag, fire danger is still critical. Review weather alerts for North Carolina at weather.gov.

A red flag warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now or will shortly. A combination of strong winds, low relative humidity and warm temperatures will create dangerous fire behavior.

While open burning is permitted during a red flag, it is NOT advised. Please postpone ALL outdoor burning. If there was ever a time to show you can follow instructions the first time they are given, it’s now.

Careless debris burning is the leading cause of wildfires in North Carolina, and you are our best defense against wildfire. For wildfire readiness and prevention tips: preventwildfirenc.org