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Raleigh Fire Embraces Innovation, Technology
Capt. Mitchell uses the new thermal-imaging camera to find “hot spots” to extinguish all fire in the structure.
The Raleigh Fire Department is using new technology to enhance operations and to make fire safety training easier – and even fun. Thanks to some new tools, Raleigh firefighters are more prepared than ever to keep the community safe.
Beat the Heat and Stay Safe
Whether you are spending time at the pool, grilling, or traveling, knowing how to stay safe during summer is vital.
The Raleigh Fire Department shares tips on how to stay safe during extreme heat and how to make sure your grilling experience is a positive one. They also address water safety in their summer message.
Ask the Fire Chief
Raleigh Fire Chief Herbert Griffin
Fire Chief Herbert Griffin answers your questions about the Raleigh Fire Department and fire service in general. Just ask!
For this edition of Raleigh Fire News, he answers the question: "What one piece of advice would you give to someone considering a career in the fire service?"
Submit your question to Chief Griffin by visiting the Ask the Fire Chief webpage.
Keeping Score: Q1 Key Fire Stats
Photo by Mike Legeros
Fires related to their leading cause decreased earlier this year, but another risk factor is growing.
"As we roll into summer, we can expect smoking-related fires to continue to increase," says Capt. James Pearce of the Raleigh Fire Department.
Learn more why and how - and what you can do to decrease the risk.
