We Protect the Property & Lives of our Community.
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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It’s a great day at St. John’s Fire District! 12 new recruits and two lateral hires will join our team today! Our wonderful Human Resources Manager Teresa is ready to roll with orientation! Welcome to the team! #TheDistrict
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We are proud to announce a major step forward in patient care. St. John’s Fire District is now utilizing IV Acetaminophen as a treatment option for moderate and severe pain!
Why this matters for you and your family:
Safe for All Ages: This treatment is highly effective and safe for infants, children, and adults alike. 👶👵
Powerful Relief: Clinical studies show it provides pain relief comparable to opioids without the dangerous side effects, like slowed breathing.
Faster Care: Our paramedics can now treat pain more efficiently, ensuring you or your loved ones get relief the moment you need it most.
We are committed to providing the safest, most advanced emergency medicine to our community. From our youngest patients to our seniors, your safety and comfort are our #1 priority!
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🔥 Our 2025 Annual Report is here!
This year was marked by progress, innovation, and unwavering service to our community. From enhancing emergency response capabilities to advancing firefighter training and safety, our team worked tirelessly to move the department forward.
We’re proud of what we accomplished—and even more excited for what’s ahead in 2026.
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New skills…same high standard. Learn how we prepare our members and stay sharp from Assistant Chief Brian Yuncker. #thedistrict
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New skills…same high standard. Hear how we approach live burn scenarios and how we improve from Assistant Chief Brian Yuncker. #thedistrict
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Today, joined by members of South Carolina State Fire and American Red Cross of South Carolina volunteers canvassed several areas of Wadmalaw Island. Months earlier, Wadmalaw Island experienced a fatal fire.
With today's efforts, 31 residences were entered with a total of 147 smoke alarms being installed. These 10 year lithium ion smoke alarms will help alert our residents for several years to come. This could not be possible without the excellent partnership between these agencies. Thank you to all volunteers who helped. Please see the below news story and video.
St. Johns Fire District canvases Wadmalaw neighborhood, providing free smoke alarms
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WADMALAW ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – The St. Johns Fire District took preventative measures on Wadmalaw Island, bringing fire safety directly to the community. St. Johns Fire District, South Caroli…6 CommentsComment on Facebook
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