Greenevers Volunteer Fire Department

Greenevers Volunteer Fire Department is a minority-owned, non-profit community development corporation registered in SAM.gov since 2009, with a current registration valid through April 16, 2025. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, the organization serves a critical role in providing emergency services and community support, primarily focusing on fire protection and rural community infrastructure development. Located in North Carolina, the fire department has established itself as a key community resource dedicated to ensuring public safety and supporting rural infrastructure needs through various federal grant programs.

The fire department has consistently received federal grant awards from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Housing Service Community Facilities division, focusing specifically on community facility grants and economic impact initiative grants. These awards, ranging from $200,000 to support facility construction and improvement projects, have enabled the Greenevers Volunteer Fire Department to enhance its operational capabilities and infrastructure. The federal grant awards, all classified as Project Grants, have supported the department's efforts to construct, enlarge, extend, and improve fire department facilities. Notably, the grants received between 2021 and 2024 have been instrumental in developing essential community facilities in rural areas, with specific emphasis on providing critical services to rural residents through infrastructure development and community support initiatives.