Oak Island Fire Department (North Carolina)

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Cities Served Oak Island Counties Served Brunswick County State or Territory North Carolina Country United States Service Area Square Mileage 9.1 Service Area Population-Residential 8180 Service Area Population-Daytime 40000

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Organization Type Administrative Division Type of Organization Type of Volunteer Agency Paid-Volunteer Combinationwarning.png"Paid-Volunteer Combination" is not in the list of possible values (Has some paid personnel, Affiliated with city government, Affiliated with county government, Affiliated with federal government, Affiliated with state government, NA) for this property. Medical Director(s) William Sherrod MD
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The Oak Island Fire and Rescue Department is a combination department that consists of volunteer and career personnel. The Department responsibilities include: fire suppression, fire protection of life and property, response to medical emergencies, and response to other public health, safety and welfare conditions that threaten the Oak Island community. The Department is also involved in the community with fire protection pre-planning activities and community education.

Our response district includes approximately 9 square miles of island, which includes some 8 miles of beaches and totals 12.6 miles in length and averages 1 mile across, making it Brunswick County’s largest barrier island and the largest coastal town in North Carolina. Oak Island has a permanent population of 7,300 by the 2000 census and our tourist population swells to 35 to 40,000 during the summer season.

The insurance fire protection rating for the Town of Oak Island is “5”. This is for all areas within the town limits. This rating was assigned after a 2001 “Response Rating Survey” by the North Carolina Department of Insurance. This rating was achieved based on many factors such as water supply, communications, and training. Overall, our rating would not be this good if not for the dedication and support of the Town, and the members of both Oak Island and Yaupon Beach Volunteer Fire Department.

Our main station is located at 101 East Oak Island Drive. We have a substation located at 206 SE 46th. Street. Our neighboring Yaupon Beach Volunteer Fire Department is located at 8700 East Oak Island, and they provide full service fire protection to the town by contract.

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Activated Charcoal	Not in Scope
Adenosine	Not in Scope
Albuterol-Proventil	Not in Scope
Aminophylline	Not in Scope
Amiodarone-Cordarone	Not in Scope
Amyl Nitrite	Not in Scope
Aspirin	Not in Scope
Atropine Sulfate	Not in Scope
Benzocaine	Not in Scope
Calcium Chloride	Not in Scope
D5W	Not in Scope
Dextrose 25%	Not in Scope
Dextrose 50%	Not in Scope
Dexamethasone	Not in Scope
Diazepam-Valium	Not in Scope
Diltiazem-Cardizem	Not in Scope
Diphenhydramine-Benadryl	Not in Scope
Dobutamine-Dobutrex	Not in Scope
Dopamine-Inotropin	Not in Scope
Epinephrine-Adrenalin	Not in Scope
Epinephrine-Racemic	Not in Scope
Etomidate-Amidate	Not in Scope
Fentanyl-Sublimaze	Not in Scope
Flumazenil-Romazicon	Not in Scope
Furosemide-Lasix	Not in Scope
Glucagon-GlucaGen	Not in Scope
Haloperidol-Haldol	Not in Scope
Influenza Virus Vaccine	Not in Scope
Ipratropium-Atrovent	Not in Scope
Isoproterenol-Isuprel	Not in Scope
Isoetharine	Not in Scope
Ketamine	Not in Scope
Labatolol-Normodyne	Not in Scope
Lidocaine-Xylocaine	Not in Scope
Lidocaine Viscous	Not in Scope
Lorazepam-Ativan	Not in Scope
Magnesium Sulfate	Not in Scope
Metaprolol-Lopressor	Not in Scope
Metaproterenol-Alupent	Not in Scope
Methylene Blue	Not in Scope
Methylprednisolone-Solu Medrol
Metoclopramide-Reglan	Not in Scope
Midazolam-Versed	Not in Scope
Morphine Sulfate	Not in Scope
Nalaxone-Narcan	Not in Scope
Nifedipine-Procardia	Not in Scope
Nitroglycerin	Not in Scope
Norepinephrine-Levophed	Not in Scope
Ondansetron-Zofran	Not in Scope
Oxytocin-Pitocin	Not in Scope
Pancuronium-Pavulon	Not in Scope
Phenobarbital	Not in Scope
Phenylephrine	Not in Scope
Pralidoxime	Not in Scope
Procainamide-Pronestyl	Not in Scope
Prochlorperazine-Compazine	Not in Scope
Promethazine-Phenergan	Not in Scope
Sodium Bicarbonate	Not in Scope
Sodium Nitrite	Not in Scope
Sodium Thiosulfate	Not in Scope
Succinylcholine	Not in Scope
Terbutaline-Brethine	Not in Scope
Thiamine	Not in Scope
Toradol-Ketorolac	Not in Scope
Vasopressin-Pitressin	Not in Scope
Vecuronium-Norcuron	Not in Scope
Verapamil	Not in Scope
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12 Lead Electrocardiograms	Not in Scope
12 Lead Interpretation	Not in Scope
Manual Defibrillation	Not in Scope
Transcutaneous Pacing	Not in Scope
Synchronized Cardioversion	Not in Scope
Valsalva Maneuvers	Not in Scope
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Access Central Lines	Not in Scope
Pericardiocentesis	Not in Scope
Needle Chest Decompression	Not in Scope
Chest Tubes	Not in Scope
Interosseous-Adult (IO)	Not in Scope
Interosseous-Pediatric (IO)	Not in Scope
Endotracheal Intubation-Adult	Not in Scope
Endotracheal Intubation-Pediatric	Not in Scope
Nasotracheal Intubation	Not in Scope
Rapid Sequence Intubation	Not in Scope
Retrograde Tracheal Intubation	Not in Scope
Needle Cricothyrotomy	Not in Scope
Surgical Cricothyrotomy	Not in Scope
Tracheal Suctioning	Not in Scope
Tracheal Meconium Suctioning	Not in Scope
Nasogastric Intubation	Not in Scope
Orogastric Intubation	Not in Scope
Therapeutic Hypothermia	Not in Scope
Episiotomy	Not in Scope
Escharotomy	Not in Scope