Gooches Fire-Rescue

03/14/2026

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03/14/2026

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03/12/2026

Good Job to all companys on scene long operation but we are fighters good job

03/12/2026

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From US National Weather Service Columbia South Carolina: Tornado Warning continues for Bamberg County, SC until 10:45 AM EDT

03/12/2026

02/02/2026

🔥WORKING STRUCTURE FIRE🔥

Last night our crews responded to a residential structure fire. We’re grateful for the assistance from Elgin, Gooches and Lancaster County Fire Rescue.
We appreciate the teamwork, dedication, and brotherhood shown by all departments — and as always, we’re thankful for our community’s continued support.

Strong reminder for everyone:
🔥• Check your smoke detectors — test them monthly and replace batteries as needed
🔥• Keep space heaters at least 3 feet from anything that can burn
🔥• Never leave space heaters running unattended
🔥• Plug heaters directly into wall outlets — no extension cords

01/31/2026

Good job guys from all stations the ice we fight on our gear during cold and equipment the time effort and courage to support our community we love be safe this weekend

01/22/2026

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I’ve declared a State of Emergency in preparation for the winter storm system expected to impact the state beginning Saturday and continuing through the weekend, possibly into Monday.

Preparations are already underway by state agencies, and this State of Emergency ensures Team South Carolina is ready to respond and support communities as conditions develop.

01/21/2026

‼️Winter Storm in affect for the weekend please prepare‼️

Are you prepared for a winter storm? If the forecast calls for winter weather, begin preparing NOW. Don’t wait until the last minute.

Link: weather.gov/safety/winter-before

11/11/2025

10/15/2025

Thanks Second Baptist Church - Lancaster, SC for having us to come do fire safety with the kids we had a blast with them teaching safety thanks Lancaster County Fire Rescue and Lancaster County Sheriff's Office SC for coming out kids love it

09/25/2025

is monitoring the two tropical storms building strength in the Caribbean. Over the weekend, the storm track, speed, and landfall forecast may change quickly. South Carolinians along the coast should immediately start paying attention to weather information and alerts from official sources. Follow South Carolina Emergency Management Division for the latest.