Little Mountain Fire-Rescue

06/22/2026

Engine 60, Rescue 180, Medic 181 is assisting Pomaria Fire Department & Rescue Squad with a MVC at HWY 176 and Parr Road. 176 is shutdown while the wrecker is retrieving the vehicles.

06/18/2026

Today we pause to remember the Charleston 9 — the nine brave firefighters who gave their lives on June 18, 2007.

Their sacrifice at the Sofa Super Store fire stands as one of the greatest losses in the American fire service, and their courage continues to shape how departments across South Carolina train, operate, and protect their communities.

As we reflect today, we stand with our brothers and sisters in Charleston and across the state. The Charleston 9 will never be forgotten.

06/12/2026

We’re proud to announce that Little Mountain Fire & Rescue has once again been named a “2025 Fire Safe” SC Fire Safe Community Designee! This marks our second year in a row receiving this statewide recognition, and it reflects the hard work, dedication, and community partnership that make Little Mountain such a special place to serve.

Being a Fire Safe SC designee means Little Mountain is committed to more than responding to emergencies — we’re working year‑round to make our community safer, stronger, and better prepared. From school programs and smoke alarm installations to safety events and training, this recognition shows that our efforts are making a real impact.

We’re grateful for the support of our residents, volunteers, and partners who help us keep Little Mountain safe. This award belongs to all of us.

06/07/2026

After clearing from a medical call this morning we were requested to search the area of the palmetto trail near I-26 after reports were made of possible flares seen in the air in the area. Both Utv’s responded from our station along with help from Pomaria Fire Department & Rescue Squad. The palmetto trail was searched as well as the surrounding homes with nothing found. Not all calls we respond to are true emergencies, but your volunteers are always ready!

06/04/2026

Our units just cleared up from assisting County of Lexington, SC fire service I-26 will be backed up for awhile

Heads up on I-26 eastbound in Newberry County South Carolina.

05/26/2026

Happy Memorial Day to all of our followers. We are so thankful for the men and women who have gave the ultimate sacrifice for us! Volunteers have answers multiple calls for service today and this evening in the rain. We hope you all have a safe week.

05/23/2026

Rescue 180 and Rehab 1 are currently operating in McCormick county while crews battle a large school fire that started overnight. Rehab 1 will remain on scene as long as needed to provide firefighters a place to rest and get out of the elements.

05/21/2026

It’s National EMS week. We thank all of our volunteers for answering the call when needed. We appreciate our brothers and sisters from everywhere who tend to those sick or in need. We can’t thank our partners at Newberry County EMS enough who respond with us to treat all patients!

05/20/2026

Tanker 64 and Engine 60 are currently assisting County of Lexington, SC Fire with a working structure fire on Crooked creek road.

04/30/2026

Please join us in congratulating Firefighter/Advanced EMT Kevin J Shealy for being honored with the BEE Award at Newberry Hospital! 🐝

Kevin is one of those rare volunteers who dedicates his times not just here in Little Mountain, but also with our neighbors at Pomaria Fire & Rescue. His dedication, compassion, and steady professionalism show every time he answers a call.

Kevin, thank you for your tireless service to the citizens of Newberry County. Your exceptional patient care and passion for helping people in their toughest moments make a real difference, and we are proud to have you as part of our fire-rescue family.