May was a tough month. Our crews responded to several serious vehicle accidents, including multiple extrications and two tragic, traffic-related deaths.

Please:
✅ Wear your seatbelt
🚫 Don’t drive aggressively
👀 Stay alert behind the wheel

We’re seeing more crashes caused by aggressive driving than distracted driving. Be a defensive driver—don’t assume others will make safe choices. Drive smart. ... (Full Story & Photos)

On May 20th, Cypress Pointe Fire & Rescue hosted a water shuttle/tanker shuttle training with all of our 1st alarm automatic aid departments attending. Water shuttles are used to supply water for fires in situations where there are no fire hydrants readily accessible or the demand of the fire exceeds what fire hydrants can supply.

Cypress Pointe handled the simulated fire site flow with an engine ... (Full Story & Photos)

Many of those that follow us know that spring brings outside fires, and we responded to an above average number of outside fires in March. But vehicle accidents don't have a season, they are constant in our district.
Attached are just a few photos of vehicle wrecks that we responded to in March 2025.

As always, we want you to wear a seat belt, obey the speed drive defensively and don't become ... (Full Story & Photos)

Just after 11:00 p.m. on Saturday night CPFR and Moore County EMS were dispatched to a single vehicle wreck at the intersection of NC 24/27 and Red Hill Road in Cameron.
Upon the arrival of CPFR personnel they reported a single vehicle verses a tree with one occupant still in the vehicle and NC 24/27 was partially blocked.
Due to the severity of the wreck and not being able to gain direct access ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Wednesday, ten firefighters from Moore County deployed to Polk County, North Carolina, to assist with the Black Cove Wildfire Complex at the request of the North Carolina Office of the State Fire Marshal, Forestry Service, and Emergency Management.

Their primary mission is structural protection and water supply. The team is working around the clock, with firefighters split into two shifts—one ... (Full Story & Photos)