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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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STJFD crews have been very busy clearing trees from roadways throughout the night due to Tropical Storm Helene. Please limit travel to necessary only.
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Thank you for taking care of the issues from the storm! Be SAFE!
Please be safe out there. Thank you for all you do. I remember the days my husband, at the time, worked at St. John’s FD. Retired after 25 years.All of you working nonstop-again stay safe and thank you!
Once again the he crews performed superbly. 👍
Stay weather aware!The environment looks suitable to develop tropical tornadoes over much/all of our region, including the Atlantic waters. Highest threat to begin on Thursday, peaking Thursday evening and night. Detailed Forecast: www.weather.gov/chs/
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Thank you Emily Adams - State Farm Agent!Our office is excited to partner with the St. John's Fire Department again this year for their upcoming Fire Prevention Week™ Oct. 6-12. Today we had the opportunity to donate a toolkit of home fire safety and prevention resources that will be used at their upcoming event on Oct. 12. This year they aim to better educate the public about the critical importance of working smoke alarms. According to the National Fire Protection Association®, working smoke alarms reduce the risk of dying in a fire by more than half! Helping people manage the risks of everyday life is a fundamental part of our mission at State Farmand we are actively working towards increasing awareness about fire prevention. #FirePreventionWeek #OurStateFarm
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River Road is closed between Murraywood and Brownswood Roads for a vehicle collision. Please seek alternate route.
(10:35a- UPDATE) Anticpate a two (2) hour closure for tow truck to arrive and clear.
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Thank you St. John's Fire District, Emergency services & Police . God Bless
Isn’t this where the new school is going?! Yikes!
Big trucks are going off the road on this stretch at least once a month - sometimes once a week. My son drives semi trucks and I'm a nervous wreck (No pun intended) when he's on Johns Island. I'm also worried about school busses when the new school is built. They are in that stretch of road.
Stay weather aware!A disturbance is forecast to strengthen over the next few days over the Gulf of Mexico. Concern is increasing for impactful weather across southeast Georgia and southeast South Carolina Thursday into Friday. Detailed forecast: www.weather.gov/chs/.
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A vehicle collision with minor injuries has closed Main Road at Patton.
This will be causing delays. Seek alternate route until cleared.
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Slow Down People, and Stay Off your Phones!
Gwen Salach
Slow down
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