Beeson Crossroads Fire & Rescue

09/22/2026

Beesons firefighters assisted Kernersville Fire Rescue on a house fire in the 700 BLK Glenn St. last night. Arriving fire units had fire through the roof on arrival. Hard work by all on scene 🔥💪🏻.
** Fire is under investigation.

Units included Kernersville, Beesons, Winston Salem Fire Departments.

05/02/2026

Last night @ approximately 2130 hrs Beesons, Kernersville Fire, Forsyth 109 and Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a report of a missing person in the area of Sedge Garden Rd and Katherine Ridge Dr. Units arrived on scene and found the missing person and scene was under control in less than an hour. Great work by all and thanks for the assistance from the community in the area that assisted.

04/05/2026

Great work by all on scene!!

*** Incident Alert ***

Kernersville Fire Rescue Department responded to a reported residential structure fire at approximately 8:16 a.m. in the 1400 block of Glenwater Drive.

Upon arrival, fire crews found a two-story residence with smoke showing from the rear second floor. Crews quickly initiated fire suppression efforts and conducted a search to ensure all occupants had safely exited the home. The fire was brought under control in approximately 30 minutes.

The occupants were alerted to the fire by working smoke alarms, allowing them to evacuate safely prior to the arrival of fire crews. There were no injuries reported among the occupants or responding firefighters. A family of five was displaced as a result of the fire and is receiving assistance from the American Red Cross.

Kernersville Fire Rescue was assisted on scene by the Winston-Salem Fire Department and Beeson’s Crossroads Fire Department.

The fire was investigated by the Kernersville Fire Rescue Fire Marshal’s Office, and the cause has been classified as accidental.

Kernersville Fire Rescue reminds residents that working smoke alarms are critical for early fire detection and can provide the precious seconds needed to escape safely. Smoke alarms should be installed on every level of the home, inside each bedroom, and outside sleeping areas. Residents should test alarms monthly and replace batteries as needed to ensure they are functioning properly.

04/03/2026

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