One County.....One Mission!
Oconee County, SC
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The SC State Firefighters’ Association Representatives to the EMS Regulation 61-7 Working Group want to hear from your Department!
Meeting date: Tuesday, April 20
Time: 1200 hours
Zoom link: bit.ly/SCSFAWorkingGroup
Join by phone: +1 312-626-6799
Passcode: 317677
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
Join @Commandsafety and I @thefireofficer1 on Friday 06.12 at 3pm ET for some insights on Mega Mansions Live Video Webinar with the @scfirefighters 2020 Virtual Fire-Rescue Conference June 11-13, 2020 #SCSFA
Registration is open and Free! #VFR20
firerescuesc.org/virtual/
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
Thank you @scfirefighters and @aboltin for hosting the Training and Education Committee meeting this morning. Looking forward to a virtual @FireRescueSC #scfr20
Save the Date!!! Virtual Fire-Rescue 2020 is scheduled and details are being finalized. Local and national presenters are ready, are you? Plan to join us for a FREE virtual conference June 11 - 13, 2020. Add this to your dept's training schedule. #VFR20 firerescuesc.org/virtual
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
We have received similar reports about the events in Death Valley. We would like to offer our condolences to @FSUFootball
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
NEW: #Dorian is now a category 5 #hurricane with 160 mph sustained winds. The eyewall of this catastrophic hurricane is about to hit the Abaco Islands with devastating winds. Next advisory: hurricanes.gov
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
Congratulations to my friend Charlie King @Oconeefire as he is sworn in as President of the @scfirefighters @FireRescueSC #SCFR19
Thank you to all of the dads for your hard work and leadership! We hope you each have an incredible day with your family.
Our flags at Headquarters and all across Oconee fly at half-mast in memory of the lives lost in the Virginia Beach shooting. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and the entire community.
Great week with an incredible group preparing to respond to “the big one”. Your #teamsc is ready!
The @SCStateFire Palmetto Incident Support Team completed a week-long training course today. The course consisted of classroom sessions and practical exercises. Today ended with a functional exercise in response to a fictional Category 4 hurricane making landfall in Charleston.
Thank you to everyone who supported the search mission yesterday and today. More than eighty personnel from seven counties in SC and NC worked together to provide a good outcome for a visiting family. We appreciate everyone involved and the relationship of our partner agencies.
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
CONGRATS to our @NVFC reps receiving committee appointments @dorchesterCounty Fire/Rescue-District Chief Jack Kirlin & @acfdmedia Assistant Chief Brian Moon. Kirlin serves on Diversity & Inclusion as well as Homeland Security and Moon serves on Volunteer Advocacy #SCSFA #scnews
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
Heads up to all - the sun may be coming out, but the risk for severe storms IS NOT OVER. The tornado risk has dropped, but there is a line of thunderstorms moving towards the area that could become severe. Greatest risk of damaging winds will be 6PM-10PM. Stay alert!
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
SCFAST (SC First Responder Assistance and Support Team) is conducting several Peer Team Training programs accross the state. Here is Patti sharing the details. To signup for training or to just learn how SCFAST can help you, visit scfirefighters.org/FAST. youtu.be/qc0IX7ZBCWQ
At tonight’s Oconee County Council Meeting; fire, rescue and EMS personnel were recognized for their teamwork in rescuing and treating the occupant of a home fire on January 14th, 2019.
A sincere tip of the helmet to everyone involved! One County, One Mission!
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
It is our 25th birthday! Today marks 25 years since LLR opened it doors as a new State agency!
2019 Fire Service Improvement Conference - GREENVILLE, SC Thank you to the members of #teamoconee for spending their weekend to make themselves, their departments and our SC Fire Service better. @scfirefighters – at Anderson, SC
Why rapid intervention training on a Saturday? In the rain? Because firefighters are worth saving! While the occasion is rare, the inherent dangers of structural firefighting cause us to be ready to care for one of our own. #1county1mission
Oconee, SC Fire Dept retweeted
We are projecting winter storm #Diego could result in 500,000+ power outages in the Carolinas. spr.ly/6010EGaKu
