April 19, 1995.
The bombing of the Murrah Building claimed 168 lives. OKCFD firefighters from Station 1 ran toward the blast—this is the route they took.
From tragedy, the Oklahoma Standard was born.
Today, we remember.
We serve.
We carry it forward—together. #OKCFD
Are you attending the 2023 State Firefighters' Association Fire-Rescue Conference? You don't want to miss #yourColletonFirefighter Battalion Chief Scott Feather's presentation on Training Today for Tomorrow's Fireground. He is scheduled to present Friday @ 2PM in room 205!
Take a moment today to remember our Fire Service's first documented LODD on May 19, 1811 – Captain William Peterson with NYFD (prior to FDNY) on Park Row (was Chatham Street) in the Manhattan Borough of New York City. #FirePreventionMatters
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@SEisbergWCIV What other team has a player like @Cant_StopCinco that has a rushing, receiving, and passing TD this season? Other than the 49ers and @CMC_22? Joyner is an incredible athlete, teammate, and young man.
Remembering Chief Alan Brunacini this week on the 5th anniversary of his passing. Here he discusses customer service with Chief Bobby Halton. @BlueCardHZ@BobbyHalton
We are very proud of Battalion Chief J. Campbell who was selected to present at the 23rd Annual Southeastern Trauma Symposium at the Metro Convention Center. Battalion Chief Campbell’s presentation is called Ground Based Pre-Hospital Blood Administration. Wait, What?
The College of Charleston's student EMS team is the first collegiate team to take home the S.C. Small System of the Year Award from the South Carolina EMS Network. https://t.co/fmZ48UkuDO
Today at 2:20 this afternoon, there will be a nationwide test of the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System. The test will include broadcast test messages on TV & radio along with wireless alerts sent to mobile devices. Here’s what you need to know from @FEMA:
Don't miss our next pre-employment testing on July 15th. If you are a talented and caring FF, FF/EMT, or FF/Paramedic, join our team and serve alongside the best. Approx. pay rates FF ($38k/yr), FF/EMT ($46-$50,000/yr), or FF/Paramedic ($65-$69,000/yr). https://t.co/QMtdDhLfHm
Solid work by our Medic 1 (B-shift) crew successfully resuscitating two canines that were rescued from a structure fire in the City of Walterboro yesterday. More information at https://t.co/RVEGymLPY1
We have 1 - Firefighter/Paramedic position open, but we encourage any interested FF, FF/EMT, and FF/Paramedics to participate in our next pre-employment testing session on May 27th. Apply at [email protected] https://t.co/NR7RQdtiIN More info at: https://t.co/efGYbD1Et1
Are you a talented, skilled and caring FF, Paramedic, FF/EMT, or FF/Paramedic? Join our team & work alongside the best in the Fire-Rescue service. Our next pre-employment testing is 1/14/2021. More info https://t.co/3n9gzCItO0 https://t.co/r7lZA094ZV https://t.co/EuOHu1yfdL
Take a moment today to remember our Fire Service's first documented LODD on May 19, 1811 – Captain William Peterson with NYFD (prior to FDNY) on Park Row (was Chatham Street) in the Manhattan Borough of New York City. #FirePreventionMatters
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Strong work @jscampbell78
RT @ColletonFire: Colleton County Fire-Rescue Medic 19 making history by placing whole blood on board. We are one of only a few ambulance services in the country to offer this life-saving product and are proud to serve the citizens of Colleton County.