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Last updated: October 10, 2021
| Air King RS / Southeast Winston RS | 1962 to 1999? |
| Forsyth County RS | 1959 to 2003 |
| Forsyth County Ambulance Service | 1968 to present (as FCEMS) |
| Kernersville RS | 1979 to 2008 |
| NC Strike Force 1 / NC USAR Task Force 4 | 1998 to 2013 |
| NC Canine Emergency Response Team | 1999 to present |
| Winston-Salem RS | 1937 to 2014 |
| Name | Start | Stop | Notes |
| Belews Creek RS | 1973 | 19__ | |
| Besson's Crossroads RS | 1979 | 1989 or later | |
| Clemmons RS |
1978? | 1995 or later | Was squad instead just
a unit operated as a function of CFD, and not separate named/organized
entity? Maybe. By 1992, CFD has "five full-time and four part-time" firefighters who "double as RS works" Source: WSJ, 8/9/92 |
| Civil Defense Rescue Truck #1 Lewisville |
1959 | 19__ | |
| Civil Defense Rescue Truck #2 Beeson's Crossroads |
1961 | 19__ | |
| Gumtree RS | By 1979 | 1996 or later | |
| Joseph Waddell People's Ambulance Service |
1974 | 1977 | |
| Lewisville RS | 1961? | 1994 or later | |
| Mount Tabor RS | 1959? 1976 |
Before 1976 19__ |
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| Piney Grove RS |
1975 | 1992 or later | Licensed
ambulance provided by June 13, 1975. Source: WSJ, 6/13/75 Was squad instead just a unit operated as a function of PGFD, and not separate named/organized entity? TBD |
| Rural Hall RS |
1967? | 19__ | News story 1971 cites squad being formed as "adjunct" of RHFD. Source: WSJ, 1/19/71 |
| Union Cross RS | By 1988 | 19__ | |
| Walkertown RS | 1978? | 19__ | |
| Winston-Salem Light RS | 1958 | 1959 |
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