Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue

Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue Station 44 A fire department was organized and donations from the community soon allowed the Association to purchase a fire truck and erect a fire station.

The Maury Rural Fire Association was incorporated on January 7, 1957 to promote the safety and welfare of the citizens of Maury and the surrounding area through the provision of fire protection. Over the years the Association has expanded its services to the community and changed its name to the Maury Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association, Inc. Now the Association is beginning its 66th year of ser

vice to the community with a fire department equipped with 4 apparatus, operating out of two stations to provide fire protection, rescue, and medical first responder services.

As the 2026-2027 School Year is getting underway, our department recognizes our Junior Firefighters. Left to Right: Broo...
08/31/2026

As the 2026-2027 School Year is getting underway, our department recognizes our Junior Firefighters. Left to Right: Brooke Williams, Jason Avery, Sebastian Mendez, and Carter Letchworth (Kelly Morris not pictured). They are among our most active members and their zeal for service drives our entire department to perform at a higher level. In addition to being firefighters, they are full-time students, student athletes and hold down part-time jobs. We wish them great success this academic year and look forward to the bright futures in store for each of them.

Our Junior Firefighter Program is for those between 14 and 17 years of age. The program focuses on training and support functions with a progressive increase in responsibility with an aim to be fully trained structural firefighters shortly after reaching age 18. If you are interested in joining this elite team fill out an application on our website: https://www.mauryvfr.com/home

08/09/2026

Free Training from National Volunteer Fire Council

EV/AFV Incident Management: Safety and Response Techniques

As the number of electric vehicles on the roadways increases, it is important for first responders to understand how a response involving these types of vehicles is different than those with an internal combustion engine. This awareness and fundamentals course will introduce first responders to hybrid and electric vehicles, share data and resources, and equip the first responder with the knowledge and tools to respond more safely when a hybrid or electric vehicle is involved in an incident.

Hosted by Pitt Community College

August 29, 2026
0900-1700 ET
Greenville Center Annex 550 Dexter St
Greenville, NC 27858

Register: https://nvfc.wufoo.com/forms/p1gz2f561cdpcor/

Contact Information:
Local Host - Ryan Rasberry, rjrasberry423@my .pittcc.edu
NVFC Training Coordinator - Amanda Tegtmeyer, [email protected]

🚒 MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH 🚒05/31/2026 04:04 amMaury Vol. Fire & Rescue responded along with Greene County Emergency Servic...
05/31/2026

🚒 MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH 🚒

05/31/2026 04:04 am

Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue responded along with Greene County Emergency Services to a single car MVC near 4582 Hwy 123 N.

Arriving units found one vehicle off of the roadway in the edge of the woods, with moderate damage. The occupant was out of their car.

There were no reported injuries.

The incident was investigated by the NC Highway Patrol.

05/08/2026

🚒 SCBA TRAINING 🚒

05-05-2026

Maury firefighters train getting their self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) on and placed into service quickly as they arrive on an emergency scene.

🚒 MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH 🚒05/07/2026 12:54 pmMaury Vol. Fire & Rescue responded along with Castoria Rural Fire Associatio...
05/08/2026

🚒 MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH 🚒

05/07/2026 12:54 pm

Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue responded along with Castoria Rural Fire Association, and Greene County Emergency Services to a reported two car MVC in front of 555 Hwy 13 N. with multiple people entrapped.

Arriving units found two vehicles in the ditch, both with extensive damage. The 1 of the 4 occupants of both vehicles was out of their car. The patients were not pinned or entrapped.

Firefighters established traffic control, and worked with EMS to remove the patients from the vehicles and load them into awaiting ambulances for treatment and transport.

3 of the 4 total vehicle occupants were transported to the hospital by Greene County EMS for further treatment and evaluation.

The incident was investigated by the NC Highway Patrol.

05/07/2026

🚒 SEARCH AND RESCUE TRAINING 🚒

04-20-2026

Maury firefighters conduct drills to locate and remove victims under realistic conditions.

🔥 WOODS FIRE 🔥04/12/2026 01:56 pmMaury Vol. Fire & Rescue, Scuffleton Rural Fire Association and NC Forest Service respo...
04/13/2026

🔥 WOODS FIRE 🔥

04/12/2026 01:56 pm

Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue, Scuffleton Rural Fire Association and NC Forest Service responded to a reported woods fire near the address of 690 Clarence Moye Rd. Arriving units found a small but rapidly spreading fire in a hedgerow.

Fire units were deployed to protect nearby structures and the fire was quickly contained. It took approximately 1-1/2 hours to completely extinguish and overhaul the area.

There was no damage, and no injuries reported.

🔥 OUTSIDE FIRE 🔥04/08/2026 05:47 pmMaury Vol. Fire & Rescue and Greene County Emergency Services responded to a reported...
04/09/2026

🔥 OUTSIDE FIRE 🔥

04/08/2026 05:47 pm

Maury Vol. Fire & Rescue and Greene County Emergency Services responded to a reported outside fire at 5644 Hwy 903 N. Arriving units found a pile of construction debris and yard waste on fire.

The fire was quickly extinguished and the property owner was reminded that only yard debris could be burned and that no open burning was allowed during the statewide burn ban.

There was no damage, and no injuries reported.

🚒 Live Burn Training 🚒On Monday, March 30th, members of Maury Volunteer Fire & Rescue, alongside members of Farmville Fi...
04/03/2026

🚒 Live Burn Training 🚒

On Monday, March 30th, members of Maury Volunteer Fire & Rescue, alongside members of Farmville Fire Department, conducted live burn and rescue training using our burn cans.

This hands-on training provides firefighters with the opportunity to operate in realistic conditions within a controlled environment. We are committed to training at the highest level so we can provide the best possible service to our community. By continuously honing our skills, techniques, and decision-making, we are better prepared to respond when real emergencies occur.

Both Maury Volunteer Fire & Rescue and Farmville Fire Department are always looking for dedicated individuals to join our teams. If you’re interested in serving your community, consider becoming a volunteer member and making a difference where it matters most.

We appreciate the continued dedication of our members and our partnership with Farmville Fire Department as we work together to better serve our community.

🔥 Statewide Burn Ban 🔥Conditions are ideal for the rapid ignition and spread of wildfires. Please postpone all outside ...
03/29/2026

🔥 Statewide Burn Ban 🔥

Conditions are ideal for the rapid ignition and spread of wildfires. Please postpone all outside burning and be careful with any potential ignition sources.

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P. O. Box 217
Maury, NC
28554

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+12527472170

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