Fort Stewart / Hunter Army Airfield Fire Emergency Services

02/15/2026

You have seen the pollen starting over the past week, now come the spring storms. Stay tuned as the day goes on to local weather outlets

US National Weather Service Charleston SC

02/14/2026

Fort Stewart / Hunter Army Airfield Fire Emergency Services is hiring.

If you’re looking for more than just a job, if you want a career that challenges you, develops you, and makes you proud....this is it.

• 48/72 schedule
• Strong leadership culture
• Clear advancement opportunities
• Six stations across two installations
• Department that invests in its people

We’re currently hiring for 2 Battalion Chief of Operations.

Scan the QR code below or visit USAJobs to apply. If you have questions about the department, the culture, or what we’re building here, reach out.

Come be part of something that matters.

02/09/2026

Attention FS/HAAF Family,

The US Army is making changes to streamline how we communicate with you. As part of an Army-wide effort to consolidate and improve our communication efforts, all future Fort Stewart / Hunter Army Airfield Fire Emergency Services Facebook updates will be posted to the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Garrison page beginning Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026.

Don’t worry, we’re still here, just shifting to a new home.

Follow us there to stay connected and informed: Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield

Thank you for being part of our community. We’re proud to serve you.

Send a message to learn more

02/09/2026

Congratulations to Firefighter Michael Daniels on successfully passing his National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) exam.

All of our firefighters are trained and certified at a minimum of the NREMT level, ensuring they are prepared to provide high quality emergency medical care on every call they respond to.

Well done, Firefighter Daniels! 👏🚑

02/03/2026

Last week, Fort Stewart / Hunter Army Airfield Fire Emergency Services got hands on time with the M1 Abrams tank. We focused on familiarization, pre incident fire planning, and extrication considerations, while getting an up close look at the muscle that helps the 3rd Infantry Division , the Dogface Soldiers, bring the thunder.

Training today means we are ready when it counts.

Special thanks to 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division.

02/01/2026

Snow fall is nearly over. Last updated measurements below.

Now we brace for ice issues. As recommended by Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield on the MyArmy App -> drip one faucet tonight to prevent pipes from bursting. Take care of pets and check on your neighbors.

Post your snow pictures below and stay warm tonight.

01/31/2026

0500 update

Forecast calls for 1 to 2 inches of snow and bitterly cold temperatures for Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield

Unlike last year’s snowstorm, our Dogface Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division may not locate the entrance to the Rebel Alliance’s secret base on Red Cloud, but they will get to enjoy snowball fights with their families. Those living in the barracks will also get a rare chance to enjoy some winter fun.

Stay tuned for more updates. Stay safe and stay warm.

US National Weather Service Charleston SC

Enki Research

Chatham Emergency Management Agency

01/30/2026

***WINTER STORM WARNING***

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect 7 AM Sat. to 1 PM Sun. for Bulloch, Candler, Effingham, Jenkins, Screven, Allendale, Beaufort, Coastal & Inland Colleton, Coastal & Inland Jasper, and Hampton Counties. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued elsewhere across SE SC & SE GA.

As new data and forecast are released- we will be here with you through the duration. Additional resources below.

US National Weather Service Charleston SC

Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield

Chatham Emergency Management Agency

Enki Research

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01/29/2026

Congratulations to Firefighter Matthew Chew on being recognized as the Fort Stewart- Hunter Army Airfield Directorate of Emergency Services Employee of the Month for December 2025.

Firefighter Chew consistently demonstrates excellence on emergency scenes and within the fire station. He carries out daily duties with minimal oversight, reflecting strong self-motivation, reliability, and dependability. His professionalism and work ethic make a positive impact on the department and the mission we serve.

Well deserved!

01/28/2026

Rock of the Marne.

Reminder: Increased training activity on Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield continues through the end of February. Checkout this quick guide to help identify what you're hearing. We greatly appreciate your understanding and support as our Dogface Soldiers train to defend our freedom! 🪖💥

01/25/2026

Leadership Development

This past week, Battalion Chief Hildreth completed the seven-month Leadership Stewart Hunter Program.

Fort Stewart/ HAAF Fire Emergency Services continues to invest in leadership development that prepares current and future leaders to think critically, communicate effectively, and lead with purpose. Leadership Stewart emphasizes self-awareness, reflection, and the responsibility leaders carry to continuously grow in order to better serve their people and the organization.

The program also provided valuable opportunities for networking and collaboration across both installations, strengthening relationships and promoting shared perspectives among leaders. Ongoing leadership education helps align leaders at all levels, reinforces organizational culture, and supports long-term success.

Developing leaders is not a destination, it is a responsibility.

01/14/2026

Answer the call this Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month. All U.S. firefighters paid or volunteer, active or retired, with or without cancer, and any specialty can join the NIOSH National Firefighter Registry for Cancer to share their fire service history and help understand and reduce cancer in the fire service.

Get started in 5 minutes: https://nfr.cdc.gov/