For over 70 years, Northeast Volunteer Fire Department has stood ready — responding to emergencies, preventing fires, and building a safer Meridian alongside the people who call it home.
Northeast Volunteer Fire Department isn't just a first responder — we're your neighbors, your coworkers, and the people who show up when it matters most. Founded in 1953, our department has spent decades protecting the neighborhoods, businesses, and families of eastern Meridian.
Every member of our crew trades personal time, weekend plans, and sometimes sleep for the chance to serve this community. That's the volunteer difference: we do this because we care, not because we have to.
From emergency response to prevention programs, we provide the full spectrum of fire and safety services our community depends on.
Rapid response to structure fires, vehicle fires, and wildland incidents across Meridian and surrounding areas with fully equipped apparatus.
First-response medical care for cardiac events, trauma, breathing difficulties, and other urgent health situations before ambulances arrive.
Inspections, code enforcement, and education programs that identify hazards and prevent fires before they start in homes and businesses.
Trained teams equipped to handle chemical spills, gas leaks, and other hazardous material incidents safely and efficiently.
Hands-on fire safety workshops for schools, senior centers, and community groups — teaching prevention skills that save lives.
Coordinated search operations for missing persons, vehicle extrication, and technical rescue in Meridian and Lauderdale County.
Northeast Volunteer Fire Department is woven into the fabric of Meridian. We host open houses, sponsor youth programs, partner with local schools, and show up at community events not as outsiders, but as neighbors who happen to carry the gear.
Our presence at parades, fire safety days, and neighborhood gatherings isn't just visibility — it's a reminder that help is always close by and that everyone has a role to play in keeping this community safe.
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We're always looking for dedicated people to join our ranks. No experience required — we provide all the training. All you need is a willingness to serve your community and show up when called.
Whether you have a question, want to volunteer, or need to report a non-emergency, we'd love to hear from you. For emergencies, always dial 911.
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Located on Briarwood Road in eastern Meridian, our station is easily accessible and clearly marked. Look for the teal and red signage.
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