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Clarendon County Fire Rescue’s Engine 101 Wet Down Ceremony.

“The Station Is New. The Engine Is New. The Tradition Is Timeless.”
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Clarendon County Fire Rescues Engine 101 Wet Down Ceremony. 

“The Station Is New. The Engine Is New. The Tradition Is Timeless.”Image attachmentImage attachment

Thank you for choosing Clarendon County Fire Rescue as part of your Leadership Institute experience. We hope your visit provided valuable insight into our department and the unique opportunities and challenges of operating a combination Fire/EMS agency.

It was an honor to share our history, our vision, and the work our members do every day to serve the citizens of Clarendon County. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the development of future fire service leaders.

The Leadership Institute is truly an outstanding program. We are proud to have had multiple members from Clarendon County Fire Rescue complete the program, and each has returned with knowledge, leadership skills, and perspectives that have made a positive impact on our department.

We would also like to extend a special thank you to our County Administrator Walt Ackerman, and Chief Financial Officer Nelson Gibbons for taking the time to stop by to showcase the support that exists between our Clarendon County leadership and Clarendon County Fire Rescue. Their continued commitment to emergency services plays a vital role in our department’s success.

Thank you again for spending the day with us. We wish this cohort continued success throughout the remainder of the program!
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Thank you for choosing Clarendon County Fire Rescue as part of your Leadership Institute experience. We hope your visit provided valuable insight into our department and the unique opportunities and challenges of operating a combination Fire/EMS agency.

It was an honor to share our history, our vision, and the work our members do every day to serve the citizens of Clarendon County. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the development of future fire service leaders.

The Leadership Institute is truly an outstanding program. We are proud to have had multiple members from Clarendon County Fire Rescue complete the program, and each has returned with knowledge, leadership skills, and perspectives that have made a positive impact on our department.

We would also like to extend a special thank you to our County Administrator Walt Ackerman, and Chief Financial Officer Nelson Gibbons for taking the time to stop by to showcase the support that exists between our Clarendon County leadership and Clarendon County Fire Rescue. Their continued commitment to emergency services plays a vital role in our departments success.

Thank you again for spending the day with us. We wish this cohort continued success throughout the remainder of the program!Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

⚠️TRAFFIC ADVISORY⚠️

Hwy 260 is now open.

Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a vehicle accident with injuries on Hwy 260 @ Oak Grove Church Rd. Hwy 260 is shut down at this time. Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office is assisting with traffic control.

Please use an alternate route.
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⚠️TRAFFIC ADVISORY⚠️

Hwy 260 is now open. 

Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a vehicle accident with injuries on Hwy 260 @ Oak Grove Church Rd. Hwy 260 is shut down at this time. Clarendon County Sheriffs Office is assisting with traffic control. 

Please use an alternate route.

ALL Fire Rescue units are clear from I-95. All lanes are now open.

⚠️TRAFFIC ADVISORY⚠️

Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a vehicle accident/fire with injuries near the 132 mile marker on I-95 NB.

Both northbound lanes are shut down at this time.

We will be out for an extended period of time.
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ALL Fire Rescue units are clear from I-95. All lanes are now open. 

⚠️TRAFFIC ADVISORY⚠️

Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a vehicle accident/fire with injuries near the 132 mile marker on I-95 NB. 

Both northbound lanes are shut down at this time. 

We will be out for an extended period of time.
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