MFD public information group.

The prostate is a small walnut-shaped gland located below the bladder in men, and it plays a key role in reproductive and urinary function. It produces seminal fluid, supports sperm motility, and surrounds part of the urethra, which means changes in prostate size or structure can affect urination. Prostate health becomes increasingly important with age, as conditions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostatitis, and prostate cancer become more common in men over 50.

Maintaining prostate health supports overall quality of life, including bladder control, sexual health, and comfort during urination. Early symptoms such as weak urine stream, frequent night urination, pelvic discomfort, or painful ejaculation should never be ignored, as they may indicate inflammation or enlargement.

Healthy lifestyle choices—including balanced diet, regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding smoking—help lower prostate-related risks. Routine screening like PSA tests and digital rectal exams are especially important for men with family…

As we work daily to ensure the safety of our district—from fire suppression to emergency medical assists—we are also mindful of the broader factors that keep our station running. The strength of the Moyock Volunteer Fire Department relies heavily on community donations and local tax stability.

Many residents ask how global financial shifts, such as the growth of Hedge Funds in the real estate or utility sectors, affect a local volunteer squad.

While Hedge Funds may seem far removed from the fire line, their investment strategies often shape the growth of our neighborhoods, the cost of our infrastructure, and the availability of grants that fund our life-saving equipment. Understanding these economic drivers helps us better plan for the long-term safety of Currituck County.

🔥 Moyock Volunteer Fire Department – Community Information Page 🔥

Welcome to the official public group for the Moyock Volunteer Fire Department (Station 3). This page is dedicated to keeping our community informed, connected, and engaged.

Here you’ll find:

🚒 Updates on calls, incidents, and department activity

📅 Community events, fundraisers, and special announcements

🤝 Opportunities to volunteer or support local initiatives

💰 Information on donation needs and how you can help

🎄 Seasonal programs like Santa Rides, safety tips, and holiday outreach

Our mission is to serve the Moyock and surrounding areas with professionalism, dedication, and heart. Your support helps us continue providing high-quality service to our community.

Thank you for being part of the Station 3 family!

— Moyock Volunteer Fire Department

Moyock Volunteer Fire Department – Group Rules

1. Be Respectful

All members must communicate respectfully. Harassment, discrimination, or aggressive behavior is not tolerated.

2. Stay Relevant

Posts and discussions should relate to Moyock Volunteer Fire Department operations, community programs, safety information, or department-supported events.

3. No Unauthorized Content

Do not share incident photos, patient information, addresses, or sensitive operational details. Only officially released content may be posted.

4. No Political or Controversial Topics

This group is not a place for political debates, personal disputes, or unrelated commentary.

5. No Advertising or Solicitation

Business promotions, personal sales, or spam are prohibited unless expressly approved by the department.

6. Protect Community Privacy

Do not share personal information about community members, volunteers, or incidents without permission.

7. Use the Group for Its Intended Purpose

This group exists to keep the public informed, promote safety, share department updates, request volunteer help, and support community outreach.

8. Donation and Fundraising Posts

All donation requests and fundraising efforts must be approved and published by Moyock Fire Department leadership.

9. Follow Administrator Instructions

Admins reserve the right to moderate posts, remove content, or limit access to maintain the group’s safety and professionalism.

10. Keep It Family Friendly

Content must be appropriate for community members of all ages.