Kinston Human Resources Department

Grifton Rescue Squad, established in 1962, serves the community with a mission to provide emergency medical services and rescue operations. Located in Grifton, NC, the squad offers assistance to neighboring counties while ensuring prompt and reliable care within Pitt County. With a focus on public safety and community well-being, Grifton Rescue Squad operates 24/7 to deliver essential services such as EMS, fire response, and flood assistance. Committed to serving the region, the squad plays a vital role in ensuring the welfare of residents and visitors alike.Generated from the website

The Human Resources Management Department is responsible for employee selection and recruitment, position management, training and development, employee and management relations, health benefits, and implementing federal and state safety regulations. It is a part of city of Goldsboro, N.C., which also operates finance, public utilities, fire, police, parks and recreation and planning and community development departments. The Goldsboro police department consists of three bureaus that include operations, support services and investigative services and has more than 100 employees to provide protection and law enforcement services to the community. The city s fire department offers fire protection and emergency medical and life safety services.

Located in Greenville, N.C., Greenville Police Department maintains the law and order of the city and protects the lives and properties of the citizens. The police department is a nationally accredited as a law enforcement agency in the United States. Its programs and services include foster community crime prevention awareness and participation, repression and reduction of criminal activity and identification and apprehension of offenders. Its emergency response team is comprised of more than 10 officers and trained in special weapons and tactics who respond to calls involving high-risk situations. Its crime prevention program involves the citizens working with each other and with law enforcement to reduce crime and victimization in communities. Its traffic safety unit campaigns to promote pedestrian safety at marked crosswalks. The agency serves a population of more than 60,000 people within a 26 mile area in eastern North Carolina.