Holly Grove Fire Department

06/15/2026

⚠️ Safety should be everyone’s first priority! ⚠️

As temperatures continue to climb this summer, let this serve as an important reminder: never leave a child or animal inside a vehicle that is not running.

Even on a mild day, the inside of a vehicle can become dangerously hot in a matter of minutes. Cracking a window is not enough. A quick stop can quickly turn into a life-threatening situation.

Look before you lock. If you see a child or animal in distress inside a vehicle, call 911 immediately.

A few minutes is never worth a life.

05/07/2026

05/02/2026

We’re seeking qualified candidate’s now through May 18th, 2026. Stop by the station to grab your application!

04/29/2026

On Monday night, personnel from Holly Grove Fire Department, along with Davidson County 911, Davidson County Rescue Squad, Triangle Fire Department, Pilot Fire Department, Central Fire Department, and City of Lexington Fire department participated in a multi-company training exercise.

Members took part in a hands-on scenario designed to sharpen skills for high-risk, low-frequency incidents. It was a productive evening filled with strong teamwork, helping to build coordination and strengthen relationships among all agencies involved.

A special thank you to Lt Hedrick construction for letting us use your business for this training!

04/02/2026

🚫 Burn Ban Reminder 🚫
The North Carolina Forestry Service has issued a burn ban out of an abundance of caution due to ongoing concerns for life and property.
We ask everyone to please follow this order and avoid all outdoor burning. Your cooperation helps protect our community, our first responders, and our natural resources.
Stay safe and thank you for doing your part.

Due to increased wildfire risk, the N.C. Forest Service has issued a ban on all open burning and has canceled all burning permits statewide effective 6 p.m. Saturday, March 28 until further notice.

Under North Carolina law, the ban prohibits all open burning in the affected counties, regardless of whether a permit was previously issued. The issuance of any new permits has also been suspended until the ban is lifted. Anyone violating the burn ban faces a $100 fine plus $183 court costs. Any person responsible for setting a fire may be liable for any expenses related to extinguishing the fire.

The burn ban does not apply to fires started within 100 feet of an occupied dwelling. The local fire marshal has authority to issue a burn ban within those 100 feet.

Read news release: https://www.ncagr.gov/news/press-releases/2026/03/28/statewide-burn-ban-issued-north-carolina-due-hazardous-forest-fire-conditions