Greensboro Fire Department

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🚒 154 YEARS OF TRADITION — AND STILL ROLLING 🚒There’s just something special about keeping a little history alive.Today,...
08/28/2026

🚒 154 YEARS OF TRADITION — AND STILL ROLLING 🚒

There’s just something special about keeping a little history alive.

Today, our Company 1 personnel pulled out Greensboro Fire Department’s first-ever ladder truck to assist with some station maintenance. After the work was done, the crew couldn’t resist taking the old girl for a spin around the city she has served for decades.

For our crews, preserving the heritage and traditions of this department means something.

Our story dates back to 1872, when the department was organized as the Anchor Hook & Ladder Company, later becoming the Greensboro Hook & Ladder Company just months afterward. More than a century and a half later, the Hook & Ladder tradition remains part of who we are.

This ladder truck has faithfully served Greensboro since the 1980s. While her days as our ladder apparatus are nearing an end—with a 100-foot platform soon taking her place—there’s a lot of history, memories, and pride riding on those wheels.

Most importantly, we recognize that we are simply the current caretakers of something much bigger than ourselves. We are thankful for every man and woman who has answered the call, maintained the equipment, protected our community, and helped hold this department together for 154 years and counting.

Today’s Company 1 crew keeping the tradition alive:

đźš’ Chauffeur: FF Brooks
🔥 OIC: FF Cheeley
🪜 Tailboard: FF Llewellyn

From Anchor Hook & Ladder in 1872 to Company 1 today — the equipment may change, but the tradition carries on.

Proud of our past. Committed to our future. Still answering the call.

Today, Engine 1 and Fire Chief Trent Smith spent the morning sharpening our skills with live handline training after sha...
07/30/2026

Today, Engine 1 and Fire Chief Trent Smith spent the morning sharpening our skills with live handline training after sharing breakfast with Greene County Engine 11.

During breakfast, crews discussed first-arriving engine tactics, including initial line placement, strategy, and how we can continue working together to improve our response to emergencies. These conversations and training opportunities strengthen the relationships between our departments and ensure we’re operating with the same mindset when seconds matter most.

Strong partnerships don’t happen by accident—they’re built through communication, training, and mutual respect. By working together before the emergency, we’re better prepared to serve the citizens of our entire community when they need us most.

Thank you to Greene County Engine 11 for the great discussion, teamwork, and commitment to improving the fire service. We look forward to many more opportunities to train and grow together.

One Mission. One Purpose. Serving Our Community. 🚒🤝

Today, Engine 1 had the opportunity to train alongside Greene County Fire, focusing on multifamily fire attacks in garde...
07/27/2026

Today, Engine 1 had the opportunity to train alongside Greene County Fire, focusing on multifamily fire attacks in garden-style apartment buildings.

Training like this is about more than tactics—it builds trust, strengthens relationships, and creates the kind of teamwork that carries over when the tones drop. Those bonds are forged through shared experiences and a common purpose.

No matter what patch we wear, what our apparatus says, or which side of a jurisdictional line we respond from, we’re all firefighters with the same mission: protecting the lives and property of the communities we serve.

Since Greene County Fire was established in 2019, our departments have responded together to numerous large-scale incidents across both the city and county. During that same time, the Greensboro Fire Department has entered a new chapter in its proud history, transitioning from a volunteer department that faithfully served this community since 1872 into a full-time career fire department, still supplemented by volunteer. While much has changed over the years, one thing has remained constant—our commitment to serving our community and standing shoulder to shoulder with our neighboring departments whenever we’re called.

Today’s training didn’t end when the evolutions were over. The crews gathered around the dinner table afterward, continuing to build the friendships and mutual respect that make us stronger both on and off the fireground.

Thank you to Greene County Fire for another great day of training, fellowship, and learning. We look forward to many more opportunities to train together, strengthen our partnerships, and continue serving our communities as one team.

One mission. One purpose.

Coming to a first in near you đź‘€
07/27/2026

Coming to a first in near you đź‘€

We are very grateful for the snacks from Lake Oconee Dentistry, PC. Thanks to some familiar faces for stopping by and dr...
07/17/2026

We are very grateful for the snacks from Lake Oconee Dentistry, PC. Thanks to some familiar faces for stopping by and dropping off some goodies, our guys have been working hard today cleaning rigs, so the snacks are appreciated ! We are so grateful to live and work in such a tight knit community!

Late yesterday afternoon crews from Greensboro Fire, Greene County Fire Rescue, Greene County Georgia Sheriff's Office a...
07/11/2026

Late yesterday afternoon crews from Greensboro Fire, Greene County Fire Rescue, Greene County Georgia Sheriff's Office and Greene County EMS responded to I-20 for a single vehicle accident. Upon arrival crews found a tractor trailer several hundred feet off the roadway and down a steep embankment. The driver was trapped and an extensive extrication had to be performed to free the driver. Crews faced extremely slippery conditions and had to shuttle all of their equipment by hand to the accident site. Access was limited due to the distance and the very steep embankment. Crews on scene worked meticulously together to free the driver and carry him to a point where he could be winched up the embankment and placed into the ambulance. The units on scene pushed through exhaustion and bad conditions to complete the job. Great work by all crews on scene, another great example of the level of knowledge and compassion your public safety has here inside our community.

Come join our brothers across the street!
07/08/2026

Come join our brothers across the street!

🚔 NOW HIRING – JOIN THE GREENSBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT! 🚔

Are you ready to make a difference in your community? The Greensboro Police Department is looking for dedicated, professional, and service-minded individuals to join our team.

💰 Starting Salary: $57,000–$65,000 (based on experience & qualifications)

We Offer:
âś… City-paid Health, Dental & Life Insurance
âś… Vision Insurance
âś… Paid Retirement Pension
âś… POAB Membership
âś… Take-Home Vehicle
âś… Paid Holidays
âś… Vacation & Sick Leave
âś… Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
âś… Opportunities for Training & Career Advancement

If you're looking for more than just a job and want a rewarding career serving the citizens of Greensboro, we'd love to hear from you!

📞 Apply Today: 706-453-7555
đź“§ send resumes' to [email protected]

Serve with Pride. Protect with Honor. Join the Greensboro Police Department. 💙👮🚓

We would like to thank our anonymous donor for their generosity with a pallet of Shiloh artesian water. This water is bo...
07/07/2026

We would like to thank our anonymous donor for their generosity with a pallet of Shiloh artesian water. This water is bottled locally here in Georgia. With the warm weather upon us, this will help keep our staff hydrated. We are very grateful to our local families, businesses, and others who support us in every aspect!

07/04/2026

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