Today was a special day for Clarendon County Fire Rescue. We had the honor of hosting a Retirement & Founding Members Luncheon, bringing together the men and women who helped build our department, those who faithfully served and retired, and valued members of our community who have been part of our journey over the years.
We were honored to hear memories from Judge Cothran, including stories of working alongside Chief Carter Jones to bring justice in arson cases that impacted our community years ago.
As stories were shared this afternoon, one message stood out above all the rest: this department has always been a family. The family that extends far beyond the fire station, and today was a reminder of the friendships, service, and legacy that continue to inspire us.
Thank you to everyone who joined us today. We appreciate your years of dedication and support. Judging by the smiles and conversations, this will not be our last gathering- we’re already looking forward to making this an annual tradition. Thank you all for making today so memorable!
Also, thank you Chief Dennis for preparing the meal and to all of our members who assisted with preparing before and cleaning up afterward.
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UPDATE: 6:21pm
ALL CLARENDON FIRE RESCUE UNITS ARE CLEAR
⚠️🚒Traffic Advisory⚠️🚒
Clarendon County Fire Rescue units are on scene of a camper fire near the 125 mile marker on I-95 southbound. Traffic is down to one lane at this time. Please use caution if in the area.
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Clarendon County Fire Rescue’s Engine 101 Wet Down Ceremony.
“The Station Is New. The Engine Is New. The Tradition Is Timeless.”
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