We would like to take a moment to express our gratitude to all of our incredible members who dedicate their lives to providing exceptional medical care. We are truly blessed to have such a compassionate and skilled team! 🚑🚒
Thank you all for everything you do to keep our community safe and healthy. Your work makes a difference every day. Happy EMS week!
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⚠️🚒🚑TRAFFIC ADVISORY⚠️🚒🚑
UPDATED 3:07pm ALL CCFR units are clear.
Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a multi-vehicle accident on Greeleyville Hwy near Poston Lane.
Greeleyville Highway is shut down at this time.
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Happy Mother’s Day to all of the amazing moms at CCFR and throughout our community! 🚒🚑🌸
From answering calls and serving others to taking care of your families at home, you truly do it all. Thank you to the women of CCFR for your strength, compassion, dedication, and selfless service each and every day.
Today we celebrate all mothers for the love, support, and hard work you give so freely. We hope your day is filled with laughter, love, and maybe even a little relaxation!
Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at CCFR!
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There was a packed training room on Tuesday night as officers and other members of Clarendon County Fire Rescue, volunteer and career, gathered for Command Training. Chief Jason Dennis delivered his presentation, Passionate Leadership in Fire and Emergency Services. This presentation highlighted a variety of different leadership traits and styles including powerful videos illustrating that failure is simply a part of trying.
Chief Dennis also shared photos of leaders which have inspired many of us, recognizing Chief Carter Jones, Chief Frances Richbourg, and Chief Michael Johnson.
A special moment of the evening was the recognition of Chief Jones who has left a mark on many lives. He celebrates 60 years in the fire service, beginning his career with The City of Manning Fire Department. His dedication and commitment are truly exceptional and serve as an inspiration to us all. Chief Jones also shared the story of Chief Louis Behrens, providing us with insights into the history of the fire service.
Together, we will continue to learn, grow, and inspire one another. Here’s to many more years of passionate leadership. Thank you everyone who attended and those who prepared the meal!
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