Northeast Cabarrus Fire Department
Northeast Cabarrus Fire Department is committed to providing emergency services to the northeastern portion of Cabarrus county in a safe and efficient manner. Northeast Fire Department was founded in 1975 and continues to serve with professionalism and integrity.
The Northeast Cabarrus Fire Department is always seeking motivated and dedicated members to serve the Northeastern Cabarrus community. Please see the Recruitment page for more information and a link to our downloadable application. If you're interested in joining, feel free to come to one of our fire meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7:00pm.
The Northeast Cabarrus Fire Department is always seeking motivated and dedicated members to serve their community. Individuals should possess qualities such as; pride, integrity, commitment and professionalism. Members are encouraged to continuously seek to further their knowledge and hone their skills.Â
Applicant Requirements
Be at least 14 years of age (Junior Fireman)
Be at least 18 years of age (Fireman)
No training required for new members
Complete and submit membership application accompanied with:
A copy of High School diploma or G.E.D.
A certified criminal background check from Cabarrus County, or any other county of residence, within the past three years.
A certified driving record from North Carolina, or any other state of residence, within the past three years.
Completion of basic orientation and interview session with personnel committee.
Upon completion of basic applicant requirements and you have attended at least five (5) regularly scheduled fire department meetings, applicants will be eligible for probationary member status pending a majority vote by the active membership of Northeast Fire Department that meeting night.
General Membership Requirements
Along with responding to dispatched calls for service, all members are expected to:
Attend department regularly scheduled monthly meeting and training sessions
All members must obtain a minimum thirty-six hours (36) of fire and rescue training annually.
First Responders must obtain a minimum twenty-four (24) hours of EMT continuing education annually.
Participate in any fire department sponsored events.
Always maintain a professional and positive image and attitude.
General Membership Benefits
Pension Fund Membership
Tax-Deductible Expenses
Team/Family
Tradition
Satisfaction Of Service To Others