Clarendon County Fire Rescue would like to send our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who played a role in making our Community Safety Day a success! ![]()
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From the generous donations to the dedicated members of our department who volunteered their time, every contribution made a difference. A special thanks to the organizations in our community that joined us; your support added so much value to the day and helped promote a sense of togetherness. ![]()
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It was truly inspiring to see our community come together, and we are proud of what we’ve accomplished. Thanks to Jesse & Anna Surette, we have some wonderful photos from the day, capturing the joy that filled the event. (We’ve also added a few from our members)![]()
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Thank you to all of our sponsors! Piggly Wiggly of Manning, Walmart of Manning, Clarendon County Sheriffs Office, Dorr Farms, Journey Helping Others, Chris Lyons, and a private donation.
Today is #NationalFirstRespondersDay! We’re eternally grateful for all the first responders who serve their communities across our great state. ![]()
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If you see a first responder today, please give them extra thanks 🚒🚓🚑
Our members enjoyed their time with the children today as they learned about fire safety! Thank you Laurence Manning for inviting us! 🚒
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Clarendon County Fire Rescue wants to recognize the amazing volunteers we have in our department. ![]()
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Meet Lieutenant Dale Hodge, a dedicated member of our team, who serves the Brewington- Station 11 area. ![]()
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Lieutenant Hodge has been a volunteer for 21 years and in that time, he has shown incredible commitment and passion for helping others. He is 65 years old, married, has 4 children, and 5 grandchildren. ![]()
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Lieutenant Hodge is retired from Georgia Pacific Wood Products after 43 years and now enjoys his time on the farm. His positive attitude and dedication make him an asset to our team, and we are truly grateful to have him. When asked why he wanted to volunteer, he stated, "I wanted to be a firefighter for the longest time, but my job at that time would not allow me to take time off to attend the training. I changed jobs and my supervisor told me he would work with me anytime I needed for the fire department. He allowed me to take whatever time I needed away to help my community during emergencies." We asked Lieutenant Hodge what he would say to anyone wanting to join the fire service. "Go for it! Don’t be a selfish person because the fire department family is something you will not find anywhere else. If you are considering volunteering, get in it now because this is a great organization to be a part of." ![]()
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Thank you, Lieutenant Hodge for your hard work and dedication to keeping our community safe.
September 2024 Incidents
40
Fires
519
Medical
41
Good Intent & False Alarms
32