Riceville Volunteer Fire Department Volunteer and Staff

 Chairman Dan Little

Vice Chairman Kent Creasman

Treasurer Lisa McCallister

Secretary Carla McLendon 

Director Lee Barrett

Director Butch Laughter

Director Steve Wickham

Director Merel Johnson

Director Mark Siler

                     Jane Little - President                         

               Connie Creasman - Vice President                 

Terry Duckworth

Jan Duckworth  

Sonia Parker 

Judy Bias

Steve Wickham - Captain / EMT / SO

Dan Little - Safety Officer

Harold Parker - Firefighter

Jane Little - EMT

Terry Duckworth - Chaplain 

David Blankenship - Firefighter / Paramedic

Tina Slagel - Firefighter / AEMT

Ira Perskin - EMT

Kent Creasman- FF / EMT

Jeffrey Holifield - Probationary Member

Applications are being accepted at this time

Jamie Wickham

Katie Payne, Administrative Assistant / EMT

Tom Kelly, Chief / FF / Paramedic

Jason McEntire, Division Chief / Training Officer / FF / AEMT

Allen Blount, Captain / Shift Supervisor / FF / AEMT

Chris Redden, Captain / Shift Supervisor / FF/ AEMT

Mary Brown, Firefighter / Paramedic 

Heath Abee, Paramedic

Veronica Hanks, Paramedic

Paul Gilliam, Firefighter / AEMT

Tim Zibelin, AEMT

Justin Ruff, FF/AEMT

 Elora Allen, AEMT

Michelle Angeles-Solano, AEMT                                                           Kyle Barton, Paramedic  

                                     Samuel Barton Paramedic                                            

Quentin Carver, FF/EMT

Dieon Clontz, FF/EMT

Justin Coggins, FF/AEMT

Casey Duckworth, FF/AEMT

Claudio Fuentes, FF/AEMT

Abigail Gaddy, AEMT

Jacob Gallion, FF/AEMT

Jonathan Godfrey, FF/Paramedic

Raymond Govern, FF/Paramedic

Erika Jones, Paramedic

Mujahid Khan, Paramedic

Jamie Lance, Paramedic

Tory Lindsey, Paramedic

Chris McMahon, FF/AEMT

Sara Nicholas, Paramedic

Dalton Noeker, Paramedic

Allison Parker, FF/AEMT

Jarod Penland, FF/EMT

Aaron Plemmons, FF/AEMT

Chad Presley, FF/AEMT

Jennifer Preston, Paramedic

Nick Robinson, FF/AEMT

Megan Swartz, FF/AEMT

1.   What does it take to become a NC Certified FF?

• Become a member of a NC Fire Department, most cases the Volunteer Fire Departments are near one of the Community Colleges that provides the training. By joining a Volunteer Fire Department the training in many cases is provided with a few  exceptions.  Another way is to enroll in one of the Fire Academy opportunities at your local Community College.  

2.  What is an EMT?                                                                            

• An EMT is an individual over the age of 18 who has completed an approved EMT program, passed the school test and passed the NC State Exam.   As an EMT you are allowed to not only perform skills that may stop severe bleeding but also trained to do CPR using AED's.  EMT's also have a list of medications that the State and Local Medical Directors allow them to administer.  

          3.  What is an AEMT?