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Welcome to the Georgetown City Fire Department. Here, it's all about service. Since our founding in 1798, the Georgetown City Fire Department has built a strong reputation for serving the citizens of Georgetown, South Carolina. From fire suppression and emergency first responders, to our emphasis on fire prevention and safety education, the department has always worked diligently to meet the changing needs of our community. This website is another channel through which we can deliver important information and services, in order to further serve the public.
Mask Confidence Training
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- Last Updated on Friday, 03 March 2017 13:30
- Written by City Fire
Promotional Ceremony for Lieutenant Mark Shelley
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- Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 December 2016 14:19
- Written by Marc Smith
Congratulations to Lieutenant Mark Shelley and his family on his current promotion. Lieutenant Shelley was able to celebrate this special day with his family with the pinning conducted by them and swearing in by Chief Cribb and the City Administrator, Paul Gardner.
Congratulations
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- Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 December 2016 21:00
- Written by cityfire
Congratulations to Lt. Singletary, FF Burgess, and VFF Ziegenhorn for receiving officer, firefighter, and volunteer firefigher of the year!
General Cooking Precautions
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- Last Updated on Friday, 12 February 2016 16:33
- Written by Marc Smith
General Cooking Precautions
• Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking - frying, broiling or boiling - at high temperatures.
• Make your cooking area safe. Move things that can burn away from the stove. Turn pot handles toward the back so they can’t be bumped.
• Watch what you’re cooking. Use a timer when roasting a turkey or baking.
• Be prepared. Keep a large pan lid or baking sheet handy in case you need to smother a pan fire.
• Stay awake and alert while you’re cooking. If you see smoke or the grease starts to boil in your pan, turn the burner off.
• Prevent burns. Wear short sleeves when you cook, or roll them up. Don’t lean over the burner. Use potholders and oven mitts to handle hot cookware.
Flood Disaster Aid
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- Last Updated on Friday, 12 February 2016 16:32
- Written by Marc Smith
