Yadkin County Rescue Squad & EMS, Inc.

10/21/2026

Come see us on Halloween from 6-8. Be sure and visit our friends at Boonville Volunteer Fire Department Forbush Fire Department and West Yadkin Fire Department too!

🍭 👻 🎃

10/11/2026

Please consider giving the Gift of Life. 🩸

10/07/2026

Just keep an 👁️ on the ☁️……

10/05/2026

It's the Final 4!

The final four weeks to get your raffle tickets for 2026. Come by the station or see a member to get yours.

10/05/2026

Glad to share a little swag with one of our
vendors for rope and water gear.

A few new patches added to our patch counter! Thanks to Yadkin County Rescue Squad & Jeff Hinshaw for the additions! 💙💚♥️

09/12/2026

Hometown Heroes Day with several other emergency services agencies 🚒 🚑 🚓

09/10/2026

We train for tree based rescues but being prepared with the proper equipment is the best practice

Check your harness and wear it!!

With the white-tailed deer archery season coming in this Saturday, hunters across North Carolina are getting ready to head into the woods. As you check your gear and prepare for opening day, remember to keep safety at the forefront, especially if you’ll be using a treestand. A quick inspection and proper harness use can go a long way toward preventing accidents.

Remember: get permission if hunting private property, tag and register your harvest, and treat crossbows like they are loaded-keep them pointed in a safe direction. Good luck to everyone this season!

09/09/2026

Congrats to member Jeff Taylor on his promotion at KFR.

Our membership contains multiple professions in emergency services, health care, law enforcement, government operations and general industries.

Have you considered volunteering with us?

🔥 Congratulations, Jeff Taylor! 🔥

Please join us in congratulating Jeff Taylor on his promotion to Firefighter III

This achievement reflects his hard work, dedication, and commitment to the fire service.

We’re proud to recognize this well-earned promotion!

Way to go Jeff!

08/26/2026

Our members spent the evening working through the fundamentals of an effective search response—from call out response and personal gear to reviewing the Lost Person Behavior book and understanding how behavior can help guide search planning.

We then put the classroom knowledge to work with a SARtopo practical, putting mapping, and field skills together in a hands-on/light limited environment.

Search calls are often complex, unpredictable, and physically demanding. Success starts long before the call—it starts with training, preparation, and knowing your equipment and your team.

08/21/2026

We appreciate the work of Senator Eddie Settle for securing the volunteer fire-rescue agencies in our county additional funding to enhance our operations.