Sardis-Timmonsville Fire Department

07/02/2026

04/24/2026

🚨 WE’RE HIRING FIREFIGHTERS 🚨
Join Florence County Fire Rescue and serve your community with pride.
🔥 Position: Firefighter (Multiple Openings)
💵: $44,882.16/Year
Schedule: 48/96 
📍 Location: Florence County, SC
What You’ll Do:
• Respond to emergency calls including fires, medical incidents, and rescues
• Protect lives, property, and the environment
• Operate fire apparatus and specialized equipment
• Provide emergency medical care and support
• Train regularly and maintain peak physical readiness
Firefighters play a critical role in emergency response—handling everything from fire suppression to medical emergencies and rescue operations.
What We’re Looking For:
✔️ Strong work ethic and commitment to public service
✔️ Ability to perform in high-pressure environments
✔️ Team-oriented mindset
✔️ Willingness to train and grow
💥 Ready to make a difference? Apply now:
https://jobs.citysuitehr.com/florenceco/jobs/99012/firefighter-%28multiple-openings%29
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04/02/2026

Florence County Fire Rescue Stations Earn 2025 Fire Safe South Carolina Community Designation

Fire Safe South Carolina has recognized seven Florence County Fire Rescue stations as recipients of the 2025 Fire Safe South Carolina Community Designation, joining 241 fire departments statewide honored for their commitment to community risk reduction and public safety.

This year’s designations represent nearly a 17 percent increase from last year and mark a historic milestone, with all 46 counties in South Carolina now represented in the program.

The following Florence County Fire Rescue stations earned the designation:

Hannah-Salem-Friendfield
Howe Springs
Johnsonville
Olanta Fire Department
Sardis-Timmonsville
West Florence
Windy Hill

Each of these stations earned the designation through their dedication to proactive fire prevention efforts, including consistent fire and life safety education, strong community partnerships, and the use of incident data to better understand and reduce local risks. These efforts not only enhance public safety but also strengthen the overall mission of the fire service.

Departments will be formally recognized during an award ceremony on June 12 at the 2026 Fire-Rescue Conference in Myrtle Beach. The ceremony will begin at 10:00 a.m.