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We are currenlty Hiring !!!!
We are looking for Certified EMT's And Advanced EMT's
The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
provides basic life support (BLS) and emergency
medical care to patients in prehospital settings under the supervision of the Columbus County
Medical Director and in accordance with North Carolina OEMS guidelines. EMTs are
responsible for ensuring safe transport, maintaining equipment, and upholding ADR’s standards
of professionalism, safety, and community service.
The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)
provides both basic life support (BLS)
and advanced life support (ALS) care in the prehospital setting. AEMTs operate under the
supervision of the Columbus County Medical Director and in accordance with North Carolina
OEMS guidelines and county protocols. In addition to all EMT responsibilities, AEMTs perform
advanced procedures and administer medications as allowed by scope of practice. This position
requires a high level of clinical skill, judgment, and professionalism.
How To Apply ?
Call: 910-655-3380
Visit : 100 John Riegel Rd, Riegelwood, NC 28456
Email : adrfrheadquarters@gmail.com
"Inquire within and we will give you the application packet"
Pay Range
$14.00 - $22.00 Per Hour
"Minimal 24 Hours a week"
"Come Apply"
Welcome to the ADR Fire/Rescue Public Notice Board & News Page , here you will find important information regarding departmental activities as well as any of the latest Incident public press releases.
10/20/2025
ADR Fire-Rescue held extrication training Monday night.
Chief Steve Camlin led the crew through both old school and new school extrication techniques. At the same time, the EMS team practiced providing patient care in high stress situations: such as when patients are entrapped in a vehicle.
Chief Camlin and Adam Coleman also shared a lesson on airbag locations in different types of vehicles, explaining not only where to find them but why it’s so important to avoid them during operations.
Thank you to everyone who attended, and an extra thanks to those who take the time to instruct us one-on-one, passing down their wisdom and skills.
A good job is doing what you’re supposed to, but a job well done is knowing why you’re doing it.
09/23/2025
This weekend, ADR Fire-Rescue members traveled to White Lake to participate in water rescue training.
We’re proud of our members for dedicating their time to continuous training
08/11/2025
While You Slept, We Answered the Call
In the quiet hours of the night, Acme-Delco-Riegelwood Fire Rescue members were out in East Arcadia, Bladen County, battling rising floodwaters.
Rising floodwaters threatened homes, and 9 people were safely extricated from 2 residences thanks to the dedication, training, and teamwork of our members. These are the moments that define what it means to serve — putting others first when the need is greatest.
“The bravest hearts are those that run toward the storm, not away from it.”
If you’ve ever thought about stepping up for your community, there’s no better time than now. Join ADR — your neighbors need you, and we’ll give you the tools to make a difference.
Apply today and be the reason someone sleeps safe tomorrow.
#ADRStrong #VolunteerFirefighter #JoinTheTeam #CommunityFirst #WaterRescue #FloodResponse
7/30/2025
Attention all Citizens and Members, ADR will be conducting Pager/Emergency broadcast test throughout the day.
If you hear the Public Address "Siren" and or Systems Please do not Panick or be alarmed, these are "Just A Test".
NO CAUSE FOR CONCERN...
07/22/2025
At 1:13pm ADR Fire & Rescue responded to a small tractor fire reported on General Howe HWY. Thanks to the swift action of our crew, the fire was contained quickly and safely with no further damage to surrounding property and no injuries.We want to thank the community member who called it in and remind everyone to stay alert and safe during these dry summer months. Even small equipment fires can spread fast—don’t hesitate to call 911 at the first sign of trouble. .
7/21/2025
Tractor trailer fire on the hwy due to Gasoline being mixed into the diesel tank. The driver made it out safely and there were no injuries.
Don’t know if it was the heat from the sun, or the heat from the fire but we left our mark on 7476
07/20/2025
Why ADR is called the “Firehouse”.
A house is a home. A place where family comes together. Somewhere everyone has a role to play and every individual is important. It’s where you come from, and no matter what always find your way back to. And most importantly, it is not a building. It’s the people in it.
We’re not just firefighters and EMS. We are Moms and Dads, Grandparents, aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters. We are FAMILY.
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