Meeting Command

James Moose serves as a Fire Captain of the Northeast Guilford Fire Department, bringing over 7 years of experience in emergency services and public safety. Starting his career as a firefighter, Moose rose through the ranks through hard work, dedication, and respect. Moose also served as a bosun’s mate in the United States Coast Guard for 4 years, mastering stills in search and rescue, water operations, and boat handling. 

As Captain, he oversees the department’s day-to-day operations, conducts department training, and supervises fire and medical response. But specialises in water rescue operations. Known for his hands-on leadership style, he always says, “leadership is not about your power, but the ability to empower, encourage, and elevate others” Moose is always seen riding the truck with crews. 

Captain Moose is respected for his professionalism, integrity, and service. Helping shape the future of the fire service and the safety of Guilford County. 

Nathan Gregg, The Concurring GCEMS Chief, and the Highest EMS Command Member.

Nathan is committed to serving the state of NC, but most importantly, serving Guilford County as the Head of EMS. On Nathans free tiime you can see him riding his motorcycle around Roxwood or Archdale. He enjoys hanging out with his peers and helping out in any way he can. Ever since Chief Gregg was a kid, he states, "This has been a dream of mine since I was early elementary, maybe even preschool-aged." It's ironic that he says this because we all joke that, well, you made it. Chief Gregg can usually be found manning GCEMS's Rescue Medic 32, Medic 32, his Command Durango, or hanging out on an Engine or Ladder truck with a few of his buddies(He misses the fire life).

With that being said, don't forget to stop by the station and say hi to the crews, and don't forget to bring the Chick-fil-A when you stop by.

A fire department lieutenant's primary responsibilities include supervising and training personnel, responding to emergencies, and managing a fire company's daily operations and equipment. They are responsible for ensuring personnel follow policies, training is conducted regularly, and all apparatus and equipment are in good working order.

Lieutenant Richardson started as a probationary firefighter under Chief Smith and worked his way up to his rank, now working harder every day to ensure the safety of the public.

Lieutenant Shaun Johnson is an honorary Command member of the NGFD and has put dedication and pride into his work. He first started out as a Firefighter and worked his way up to a command member. As well, he has been part of the emergency operations field for about 3 years and puts things aside to help another person in need of it. And is very proud to be an honorary member of one of the Command staff.