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Welcome to the Official Website for the
Trinity Volunteer Fire Department
Welcome to the Trinity Volunteer Fire Department website. Trinity provides fire suppression, rescue services, emergency medical care and emergency planning to a 37 square mile area in central Iredell County, NC just north of the City of Statesville. This area includes a population of around 5,080 and an estimated 800 residences, and numerous small businesses.
Trinity strives to provide first rate services while also making significant strides to modernize the department. This process is made possible by the hard work and dedication of our members, Our Board of Directors, The Iredell County Fire Tax Board, and Iredell County Board of Commissioners.
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Trinity Testing Out New Thermal Cameras
Assistant Chief Jared Wiles, May 22
Trinity units have been testing and using several new thermal imaging cameras (TICs) that were recently purchased with the assistance of the Iredell County Commissioners. These cameras will assist units working in active fire, searching for victims and lost community members, and maintaining overall scene safety. We want to thank the leadership of Iredell County for allowing us to purchase these much ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Station Complete
Captain Micheal Johnson, August 12
Construction started on September 18, 2017 and finally it is completed! All final inspections required are being completed this week. Here is some updated pictures of our new firehouse. We are very proud of our new building and can’t hardly wait to get moved in. It has been a very long process and we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. We will have an official Grand Opening in a few ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Benfield Sanitation Fire
Captain Micheal Johnson, August 29
On August 29, 2018 at 23:51 Monticello, Trinity and Stony Point Fire Departments were dispatched to a structure fire at 282 Scotts Creek Road at Benfield Sanitation Services. Upon arrival units found heavy fire conditions to the maintenance shop. Immediately fire attack began with multiple hand lines utilizing personnel from all three departments. Due to heavy fire conditions two different water systems ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Auto Fire
Trinity Fire-Rescue, June 02
Trinity Fire-Rescue on the scene earlier today extinguishing a vehicle fire on Fox Bottoms Road.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Tree Down
Trinity Fire-Rescue, May 10
Trinity units are currently out on a large tree down on several utility lines including power on Wilkesboro Highway. Duke Power is on the way and there arrival time is estimated to be 8:30 PM. Power will probably be out for several more hours as they make repairs including resetting a broken pole.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Special Rescue
Trinity Fire-Rescue , April 21
In the fire service our job description never really has an ending. This morning was a special kind of job you may have read about as a small child where fireman rescue cats out of trees.
Thank you Chief Jason Sprinkle and Firefighter Ethan Matthews for going the extra mile for one of our community members.... (Full Story & Photos)
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New Squad placed in Service
Trinity Fire-Rescue, February 26
Trinity Fire-Rescue officially placed in to service today a new Squad unit. We were able to purchase this truck pre-owned at a discounted price. This saved the tax payers over $120K. You will see this truck responding on many different type calls as it is set up to handle many types of emergencies. We hope this truck serves the Trinity community for many years to come. Thank you for your support!... (Full Story & Photos)
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