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Happy EMS Week to all the exceptional providers serving Clarendon County! 🚑

We appreciate all that you do!

Today is dedicated to Health, Wellness, and Resilience. This day emphasizes the importance of self-care and mental health for all EMS providers and encourages you to prioritize your own well being, both physical and mental.
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Happy EMS Week to all the exceptional providers serving Clarendon County! 🚑

We appreciate all that you do! 

Today is dedicated to Health, Wellness, and Resilience. This day emphasizes the importance of self-care and mental health for all EMS providers and encourages you to prioritize your own well being, both physical and mental.

The Pee Dee Firefighters’ Association held their annual quarterly meeting in Clarendon County on Tuesday, May 13th, in Wyboo at Station 4.
Thank you for allowing Clarendon County Fire Rescue to host your meeting.
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The Pee Dee Firefighters’ Association held their annual quarterly meeting in Clarendon County on Tuesday, May 13th, in Wyboo at Station 4.  
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What a view for a meeting!

Thanks y’all for hosting the meeting. Look forward to seeing everyone at the August meeting in Lee County.

Annual pump testing this week at Clarendon County Fire Rescue!

This week, our members have been pump testing our apparatus to ensure performance and reliability during emergencies. By doing this, we verify that our pumps can effectively deliver water at the required pressure and flow rates. Once a year, a flow test of the fire pump must be performed. This flow test is a full test of the pump’s function, and it ensures that the flow and pressure provided by the pump are adequate to suppress a fire. Regular testing helps identify any maintenance needs, ensures compliance with safety standards, and ultimately enhances our ability to protect the community.

Our members play an important role in making sure our equipment is ready to respond when it matters most. If you would like to learn more about our department, reach out to us!
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Annual pump testing this week at Clarendon County Fire Rescue! 

This week, our members have been pump testing our apparatus to ensure performance and reliability during emergencies. By doing this, we verify that our pumps can effectively deliver water at the required pressure and flow rates. Once a year, a flow test of the fire pump must be performed. This flow test is a full test of the pump’s function, and it ensures that the flow and pressure provided by the pump are adequate to suppress a fire. Regular testing helps identify any maintenance needs, ensures compliance with safety standards, and ultimately enhances our ability to protect the community. 

Our members play an important role in making sure our equipment is ready to respond when it matters most. If you would like to learn more about our department, reach out to us!Image attachmentImage attachment

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If anyone in Turbeville area, maybe someone who works at the prison, got a malinois puppy on Sunday from a man who came up from Georgia, PLEASE contact me. I have a rescue group, we took in 3 from this man who said Turbeville COs took the other 3. Well, they are SICK. They have parvo! We lost 2 today.

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29

Fires

576

Medical

16

Vehicle Accidents/Rescue

47

Good Intent & False Alarms