Mineral Springs Volunteer Fire & Rescue, Inc

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1338 Old Hollow Rd
Winston Salem, NC 27105

Mineral Springs Volunteer Fire & Rescue, located at 1338 Old Hollow Rd in Winston Salem, NC, is a dedicated team of firefighters and rescue personnel serving the local community. With a main contact number of 336-767-0411, they are ready to respond to all emergencies and provide essential fire safety services.

Equipped with a range of apparatus and staffed by a roster of trained professionals, Mineral Springs Volunteer Fire & Rescue is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community. With a rich history and a focus on weather safety, they also offer online training and organize various events throughout the year.

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