Dan Greenhaus

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Below is a message sent from one of our interns, James Mastandrea

My experience with the Wake New Hope Fire Department has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. I joined the department as a @wakenewhopefirecadets in April of 2023, and later signed up for an internship with @wnhfd to learn more and spend more time at the station learning more about the fire …

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Jan 26, 2021 – Wake New Hope Fire Department hosts Technical Rescuer Fixed Ropes class

Batt. Chief Sok, Lt. Rigda, FF/EMT Greenhaus, and FF/EMT Sloan, along with firefighters from Western Wake Fire Rescue, Franklinton Fire Department, Knightdale Fire Department, Hopkins Fire Department and Rolesville Fire Department, all completed the three-day class taught by Instructor Jason Jordan from The REDS Team. All students successfully completed the skills using friction devices, figure 8 descenders, ascending a rope, …

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CAREER FIREFIGHTER/EMT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

We are hiring for a career firefighter! Apply today to be a part of the Wake New Hope Fire Department Prerequisites: Rotational Shift, 24 hourMust be 21 years oldHigh School Graduate/GEDNC FirefighterNC Haz Mat Level 1NC EMT BasicNIMS 100,200,700,800Good Physical ConditionClass B Drivers License (or obtain within the first 3 months) Starting Salary $37,858.00 Performs …

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July 29, 2020 – Lightning strikes cause back to back structure fires for Engines 282 and 281

On Wednesday afternoon, a strong storm came through Wake County, bringing heavy rain and lighting to the Eastern part of the county. At 1657, Wake New Hope Engine 282 was dispatched as the closest engine to 7400 Birchshire Dr, in the city of Raleigh, for a structure fire secondary to a lightning strike. New Hope …

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New Apparatus Numbers

The Eastern Wake County Fire Departments are standardizing their unit numbers, and as a result, we will be renumbering several of our apparatus. With our original station being numbered 28, all of our new assignments will utilize the “28” prefix going forward. Our primary engine from Station 1, Engine 1, will now be referred to …

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