Chatham County Fire Department

Chatham County Fire Department The new Chatham County Fire Department is deeply rooted in our core philosophy of leadership. Proudly serving unincorporated Chatham County.

We will ensure that Chatham Fire remains a trusted and effective resource for all residents. The mission of the Chatham County Fire Department is to provide excellence in fire services while building partnerships with the citizens in the community in which we serve.

06/01/2026

The stage is set, and Savannah is ready!

Today is setup day for the 98th Annual Leadership Conference hosted by the Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs and the Georgia Association of Fire Chiefs. Over the next week, fire service leaders from across the region will gather in Savannah to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and strengthen the future of the fire service.

This conference provides an opportunity for collaboration, professional development, and meaningful discussions on the challenges and opportunities facing our industry. From leadership and training to innovation and community risk reduction, the conversations taking place this week will help shape the fire service for years to come.

The Chatham County Fire Department is proud to welcome more than 400 attendees to our community and looks forward to a week of learning, networking, fellowship and leadership.

06/01/2026

East Battalion C-Shift recently put our new hose package to work, and this video shows its effectiveness. The lower-pressure hose and straight bore nozzle make it easier for a single firefighter to move a charged hose line, improving efficiency on the fireground.

Great work by East Battalion C-Shift as they continue to train, adapt, and prepare for the job.

This morning, members of East Battalion came across a citizen dealing with a flat tire. Without hesitation, our firefigh...
06/01/2026

This morning, members of East Battalion came across a citizen dealing with a flat tire. Without hesitation, our firefighters stepped in to lend a hand, helping get the tire changed and the motorist safely back on the road.

Whether responding to emergencies or assisting with everyday challenges, our personnel are committed to serving the community whenever and wherever they can!

Please join us in congratulating Firefighters Andrew Clarke and Gonzalo Bilbe on officially accepting their promotions t...
05/29/2026

Please join us in congratulating Firefighters Andrew Clarke and Gonzalo Bilbe on officially accepting their promotions to Apparatus Operator.

This achievement reflects their hard work, dedication, leadership, and commitment to serving both our department and community. We are proud to see them take this next step in their careers and look forward to the impact they will continue to make within Chatham County Fire.

05/28/2026

Over the past four days, Chatham County Fire Department conducted interviews for both Recruit Academy and Lateral Firefighter positions and the response has been nothing short of overwhelming!
Nearly 100 applicants stepped forward with a desire to serve their community and become part of the future of Chatham County Fire. The level of interest, professionalism, and passion displayed throughout the process speaks volumes about the future of the fire service.
We would like to sincerely thank every applicant who took the time to apply and interview with our department. Your interest in serving the citizens of Chatham County is greatly appreciated.
The next generation of Chatham County Fire is already taking shape, and the future ahead is incredibly promising!

Three years later, Firefighter J. Muller is still deeply missed by the members of Chatham County Fire and the community ...
05/27/2026

Three years later, Firefighter J. Muller is still deeply missed by the members of Chatham County Fire and the community he served.

His dedication, courage, and commitment to others left a lasting impact that time will never erase. Today, we remember his sacrifice, honor his legacy, and keep his family, friends, and brothers and sisters in the fire service in our thoughts.

Gone, but never forgotten.

05/25/2026

The next 4 days will be busy at Chatham County Fire.

From Recruit Academy to lateral applicant interviews, we’re seeing an overwhelming response from men and women ready to answer the call and become part of something bigger than themselves.

The future of Chatham County Fire is taking shape right now, and it’s built on dedication, service, and the next generation willing to step forward for our community.

Squad 313 carries more than equipment, it carries a renewed symbol of sacrifice, honor, and freedom.A new American flag ...
05/25/2026

Squad 313 carries more than equipment, it carries a renewed symbol of sacrifice, honor, and freedom.
A new American flag will fly from Squad 313. Every call we answer beneath those colors is a reminder that courage has always come at a cost.
To the fallen heroes who never made it home, we remember you.
To the families who carry their legacy, we honor you.
To those who continue to serve, we thank you.
The flag may be new, but what it stands for is timeless.

Today, Chatham County Fire Department honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our n...
05/25/2026

Today, Chatham County Fire Department honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend or the start of summer, it's a solemn reminder that freedom has never been free.

At Chatham County Fire we understand the meaning of sacrifice, duty, and standing ready when others need help most. Today, we pause to remember those who never came home and the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

From all of us at Chatham County Fire, we thank and honor our fallen heroes this Memorial Day.

The Chatham County Fire Department extends our deepest condolences to the members of the Boston Fire Department followin...
05/24/2026

The Chatham County Fire Department extends our deepest condolences to the members of the Boston Fire Department following the Line of Duty Death of Firefighter Robert “Bobby” Kilduff Jr.

Firefighter Kilduff was critically injured while operating at a structure fire after a third-floor porch reportedly collapsed. Despite the efforts of firefighters, EMS personnel, and hospital staff, he later succumbed to his injuries.

A third-generation firefighter, Marine veteran, and father, Firefighter Kilduff served the City of Boston for 24 years.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and brothers and sisters of the Boston Fire Department during this difficult time.

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1249 Eisenhower Drive
Savannah, GA
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