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Tropical Storm Debby is expected to bring heavy rainfall and flooding. Please prepare before the storm.

Tropical Storm Debby will likely weaken to a tropical depression by the time it moves over central North Carolina, but the primary threat locally will not be the wind, it will be the RAIN. A flood watch has been issued for several counties and it may be expanded later.

Heavy rainfall and flooding are expected this week. Have a plan in place to ensure your safety!

YOU STILL HAVE TIME! RMFD is currently hiring for Fire/EMT -- Certified Firefighter and Cadets. No EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Apply NOW at bit.ly/RMFD_FF by April 30, 2024. If you have questions, please contact the Fire Training/Recruitment Officer at 252-972-1556.

RMFD is currently hiring for Fire/EMT -- Certified Firefighter and Cadets. No EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Apply NOW at bit.ly/RMFD_FF. If you have questions, please contact the Fire Training/Recruitment Officer at 252-972-1556.

RMFD is currently accepting applications for Firefighters! Contact the Recruiting Officer at (252) 972-1556 for more details or use the link below to APPLY TODAY!!! governmentjobs.com/careers/rockym…

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RMFD is currently accepting applications for Firefighters! An informational meeting will be held Saturday October 28th from 10am-12 noon at Headquarters, 375 E. Raleigh Blvd Rocky Mount, for those that would like to attend. governmentjobs.com/careers/rockym…

RMFD is currently accepting applications for Firefighters! Contact the Recruiting Officer at (252) 972-1556 for more details or click on the link below to APPLY TODAY!!! governmentjobs.com/careers/rockym…

RMFD recruitment efforts have been in full swing! Fire Engineer Pulley and Recruitment Officer Armstrong attended the annual Better Skills, Better Jobs Career Fair last week at the Greenville Convention Center where over 900 area students and job seekers were in attendance.

Members of the RMFD FIT, RMPD and NCSBI attended a class yesterday on explosives and post-blast investigation taught by the NCSBI Bomb Squad. The classroom portion of the training was held and later in the afternoon there was a demonstration and a scenario.

Members of our Swiftwater Emergency Response Team (SERT) provide basic swiftwater rescue training to the North Carolina National Guard members today as they prepare to work alongside them to protect the citizens of local communities down east.

RMFD’s Swift Water Emergency Response Team (SERT), consisting of 16 personnel, was deployed to Bladen County to stage and assist with potential damages from Hurricane Idalia.  They were deployed by North Carolina Emergency Management as a Type 1 team.

Captain Wittig was such a great asset to our department and will be missed by everyone.  Please keep the Wittig family and friends, as well as the RMFD family, in your thoughts and prayers.

It is with great sadness to announce that Captain Kimberly Wittig, passed away yesterday, August 29, 2023, surrounded by family, friends, and co-workers.

This has been a long time coming for our department. Today we were formally recognized as a Heavy Rescue, High Angle Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, and Water-Swiftwater Provider by the NC Association of Rescue and E.M.S., Inc. It is indeed an honor for us and our citizens.

Creating an emergency supply kit with your family is a great way to prepare for a disaster. Children often feel more secure knowing there is a plan in an emergency. Build your emergency supply kit here: nfpa.social/m4G450PAvfb

Part of our recruitment team hit the road today to attend a career fair at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. It was a great day interacting with possible new recruits.

Our crew was at @ncwesleyan today for Rock the Mount. What a great event to connect with our college students and remind them of fire safety and career opportunities with us.