The Raleigh Fire Museum congratulates the following retiring and newly promoted personnel: Retirements The following retirements are effective June 1, 2020:: Battalion Chief Gregory R. Bridges – 31.3 years of services Captain Michael F. Kemmeries – 26.0 years Captain Edward D. Moxin – 23.4 years Lieutenant Kristine C. Britt – 30.3 years Lieutenant Kevin R. […]
Vintage Radio Traffic – Three Alarms on Edwards Mill, 1990
We recently uncovered this vintage radio traffic of the Raleigh Fire Department operating at a three-alarm fire off Edwards Mill Road on July 21, 1990. It was recorded by veteran fire buff (and museum founding member) Jeff Harkey during a period of severe storm activity. The ninety minutes of radio traffic–both before and after the […]
Raleigh Retires Pierce Snorkel
This week, the City of Raleigh Fire Department’s beloved Snorkel was retired.
New Logo and Branding Adopted
The Raleigh Fire Museum is pleased to announce the adoption of a new branding package.
Monthly Museum Openings Suspended
Due to the current public health crisis involving COVID-19, the Raleigh Fire Museum is closed until further notice.
Museum Ball Caps Ordered
The Raleigh Fire Museum looks forward to receiving our first shipment of branded merchandise with our new logo.
