Bear Grass Fire Department protects Williamston and surrounding communities with dedicated emergency response, fire prevention education, and unwavering commitment to public safety — every shift, every day.
From rapid emergency response to community education, Bear Grass Fire Department delivers full-spectrum protection for Williamston and Martin County.
24/7 dispatch for structure fires, vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, and hazardous material incidents across our jurisdiction.
Proactive inspections, code enforcement, and prevention programs that reduce risk before a single alarm sounds.
Free fire safety workshops, CPR training, smoke detector installations, and youth programs for schools and organizations.
Voluntary home safety assessments covering smoke alarms, escape plans, electrical hazards, and heating equipment.
Specialized response for vehicle extrication, confined space rescue, water rescue, and structural collapse situations.
First response ambulance and EMT services providing critical care during the vital minutes before transport.
For over five decades, Bear Grass Fire Department has been the first line of defense for Williamston and the surrounding communities. What began as a small volunteer crew responding to rural fires has grown into a fully equipped department serving thousands of residents.
Our team of dedicated firefighters and EMTs trains relentlessly so that when seconds count, we are ready. From structure fires to vehicle accidents, from medical emergencies to natural disaster response — we show up, every time, without hesitation.
We are neighbors, parents, and volunteers who live and work alongside the people we protect. Our doors are always open.
Meet your firefighters, tour the apparatus bay, and let kids sit in the trucks at our annual community open house.
Fire safety presentations for local schools, teaching children how to prevent fires and escape safely from a burning building.
No prior experience needed. We provide all training — from EMT certification to advanced firefighting techniques.
Whether you need to report a fire hazard, schedule a safety inspection, or consider joining our team — we want to hear from you.
For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency inquiries, safety inspections, or volunteer information, use the form or contact details below.
Fill out the form below and we will get back to you within one business day.
