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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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Congratulations to Firefighter Ryan Freeland on his recent completion of the One Bad Tour, Class 11!
One Bad Tour is an intense, 24-hour endurance and training program for firefighters that includes Truck and Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) work. It is designed to test the physical and mental limits of participants through realistic and grueling scenarios. It is a highly selective program, with hundreds of applicants and only a small number being selected for each class and even fewer completing it.
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Congratulations to Senior Engineer Kurt Thomas on his completion of the South Carolina State Firefighters' Association Fire Officer Academy Class #26-01. The week-long class teaches and tests officers to a new limit and prepares them to lead crews effectively. The class has a highly competitive selection process.
Kurt Thomas is the third STJFD member to complete the program. #TheDistrict
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River Road is closed around the 4500 block due to a large tree in the roadway.
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St. John’s Fire District, along with our automatic aid partners, responded to the 3900 block of Humbert Road for a reported structure fire in a vacant dwelling.
Engine 707 and Rescue 701 arrived on scene to find an outside fire that had extended to the exterior of a residence. Crews acted quickly to contain the fire and successfully limited any further extension into the structure.
No injuries were reported, and crews remained on scene to ensure complete extinguishment.
St. John’s Fire Marshal Division is investigating.
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Ride Along with STJFD's bravest! This video highlights what makes our department special—dedicated firefighters, strong teamwork, and a commitment to protecting our neighbors. We’re proud to serve this community and thankful for the continued support. Thank you to our friends Safe Industries for featuring "The District"!
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There is a large, controlled burn happening now on Wadmalaw. It is producing a large amount of smoke blowing across John’s Island and West Ashley. It is controlled.
The statewide burn ban ended yesterday.
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