TRAFFIC ADVISORY
UPDATED 10:16am
All units are clear from Hwy 301. Both lanes are now open.
Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a two car vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of Hwy 301 & Brewington Rd. One lane of Hwy 301 is shut down at this time. Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office is assisting with traffic.
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Yesterday, at the SC Governor’s Opioid and Addiction Summit, Clarendon County Fire Rescue was honored for our members exceptional efforts in administering naloxone to individuals experiencing opioid overdoses. This recognition highlights the dedication and commitment of our members and this award represents the values of compassion, courage, and professionalism that define our department. We are proud to serve our community and grateful for the acknowledgment of our lifesaving work.
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Well Deserved They do a fantastic job
Proud of all of you who performed your duties so professionally!!!
Outstanding!
Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs when carbon monoxide gas is inhaled in high concentrations, leading to symptoms such as headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, and confusion.
Carbon monoxide poisoning can be fatal if not detected and treated promptly. Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can mimic other illnesses, making it important to have working carbon monoxide alarms in your home to prevent this silent killer.
It can be stopped! Here are some safety tips from Fire Safe SC to follow.Carbon monoxide can’t be seen, smelled, or heard – but can be stopped.
Learn how to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning:
firesafe.sc.gov/weekly/CO-Carbon-Monoxide-Prevention.pdf
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