P.G. Fire & Rescue

06/02/2026

P.G. Fire & Rescue would like to share with you our run totals for the year. From January 1st through today we have run a total of 337 calls for service. Here is a little breakdown of what we have ran.

Medical First Responder calls: 165

Fire related calls: 172

Here are some highlights of our Firefighters related calls:

Structure Fires: 12

Fire Alarm Activations: 30

Wildland/Outside Fires: 16

Motor Vehicle Crashes: 17

We just wanted to share with the community some of what we have been doing call wise for the year. We also want the community to know that we are doing a,lot more than just running calls we do lots of training and we keep up maintenance on our trucks and Fire Hydrants around the district and also we Pre-Plan our business. Tanks you to each and everyone of you for your support. And always remember the community is welcome to come by and check out the station and visit our members.

Also to the PG community the Fire Department is staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Thank you all and hope you have a great week.

05/21/2026

We are extremely grateful for this new piece of equipment. With this new cascade system our crews no longer have to travel out of district to refill our SCBA bottles, meaning faster times for getting our trucks back in service.

04/15/2026

**PLEASE READ**
The NC state burn ban is still in affect and those now found in violation will be receiving citations. All open burning is prohibited.

Extreme Fire Danger Through the Weekend

Officials are urging all residents to remain vigilant as extreme fire danger conditions are expected today through the weekend. Low humidity, gusty winds, and ongoing severe drought conditions have created an environment where fires can start easily and spread rapidly.

A burn ban remains in effect, and all outdoor burning is strictly prohibited. Anyone found in violation of the burn ban will receive a citation.

Residents are reminded to report any fires immediately by dialing 911.

Emergency officials appreciate the community’s cooperation in helping prevent wildfires and protecting lives and property.

04/10/2026

Last evening PG Fire & Rescue hosted our annual fish fry for our retired and former members. This is always a great evening as we get to talk to some of the folks who started the fire department. We are missing many who have passed and we missed some who could not be there last night. Thank you to those retired and former and current members who were able to attend.

04/07/2026

A statewide burn ban remains in effect. Outdoor burning is strictly prohibited at this time due to ongoing dry conditions.

No measurable rainfall is expected within the next seven days, increasing the risk of wildfires across the area.

Any outdoor fires should be reported immediately by calling 911.

03/30/2026

Some of today's operations on the Locust Cove/ Jumping Branch fire. Again PG Fire and Rescue would like to thank all the mutual and and all Emergency personnel that have been helping out since the fire started.

03/30/2026

Crews working hard today. Thankful for all the mutual aid. Still have crews on scene