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Since 1959, the men and women of the St. Johns Fire District have protected 185 square miles of the barrier islands of Johns, Kiawah, Seabrook, and Wadmalaw.
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Ready to take your career to the next level? We’re looking for motivated, highly skilled Paramedics who are ready to lead from the front and make a real impact in our community. We are expanding our team with additional positions to continue providing robust service to our community.
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✅ Advanced clinical practice
✅ Abundant learning opportunities
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We provide a chance to grow, challenge yourself, and be part of something bigger.
If you’re driven, professional, and ready to elevate your career, we want to hear from you!
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The St. John’s Fire District had the privilege of recognizing Gerhard and Hannelore Bohn with our Community Support Award.
For more than a decade, beginning in 2007, Gerhard and Hannelore purchased lunch for the entire Station 4 crew twice each month as a way of expressing their appreciation and gratitude for the firefighters serving our community. Their visits became much more than a meal, they took the time to personally connect with every member assigned to the station, building relationships and showing genuine support for our personnel.
Although age eventually made it difficult for them to continue their trips to the station, the impact of their kindness, generosity, and encouragement remains. Their unwavering support touched countless firefighters over the years and served as a reminder of the strong bond between our department and the community we are honored to serve.
Led by Captain Edmunds and Captain Mitchell, the members of Station 4 wanted to ensure Gerhard and Hannelore knew just how much their support meant to our firefighters and to the St. John’s Fire District as a whole.
On behalf of our personnel, thank you, Gerhard and Hannelore, for your years of kindness, friendship, and dedication to those who serve. Your generosity left a lasting mark on our organization, and we are grateful for the positive impact you have had on so many.
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At approximately 5:10 a.m. this morning, St. John’s Fire District and our automatic aid partners responded to a residential fire alarm in the 5900 block of Maybank Hwy.
The first arriving company encountered heavy fire conditions on the Alpha-Delta side of the residence and upgraded the incident to a full structure fire response. Crews quickly brought the fire under control, conducted a search of the home, and confirmed that no occupants were inside at the time of the incident.
No injuries were reported.
The St. John’s Fire District Fire Marshal Division is currently investigating the cause of the fire.
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Ryan Leal has been found safe. This was a unified command operation involving Charleston County Sheriff's Office, Charleston Fire Department; Charleston County Volunteer Rescue Squad; South Carolina DNR; Charleston County Emergency Management and others.
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Congratulations to member Logan Mroz on his promotion to Senior Engineer! Logan currently serves on Engine 1 -C Shift and assists with our Apparatus and Equipment Committee and has assisted with Recruit Class 1.
Strong work, Senior Engineer Mroz!
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EMS Week Spotlight
Training today for the calls of tomorrow.
Our Advanced Cardiac Life Support class is just one example of how our EMS professionals stay sharp, skilled, and ready to save lives. This is a glimpse into the dedication behind every response. #thedistrict
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