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Fire Suppression Section

The Fire Division’s Suppression Section is comprised of 69 firefighters and fire officers who staff the City’s five fire stations.  Suppression personnel work a 24-hour on / 48-hour off shift.  The fire stations are staffed 24-hours each day, 365 days a year.  Each shift is led by an Assistant Chief that serves as the Shift Commander.  The Division’s five engine companies, one ladder company, and one rescue company respond to over 2,100 incidents each year.  The Suppression Section is capable of responding to incidents involving fires, hazardous materials releases, technical rescue emergencies, aircraft fire and rescue, and emergency medical requests.  The Section works closely with the Office of Fire Prevention, its mutual aid partners in Spartanburg County, and other public and private agencies to provide comprehensive fire prevention, emergency preparedness, and emergency response services.  Suppression personnel regularly participate in activities to ensure a constant state of readiness for themselves and their equipment.  Firefighters and fire officers exercise daily to make certain that they are physically prepared for the rigors of firefighting and rescue operations.  The Division’s Training Officer assures that personnel are prepared to provide the highest quality emergency life safety services through weekly, monthly and annual training in basic and advanced fire, rescue, and hazardous materials topics.  Suppression personnel perform daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annual, and annual inspections and maintenance on emergency response vehicles, and fire and rescue equipment.  Suppression personnel staff the Accreditation Office which is responsible for collecting required documentation and data, as well as ensuring that all guidelines, policies, procedures and updates are adhered to in this ongoing Accreditation process.  Suppression personnel are actively involved in our “Preservation through Prevention” activities through in-service fire safety surveys, public fire safety presentations, child car seat installations, fire hydrant maintenance, and pre-emergency planning.

Firefighters battle blaze on N. Dean St. (Photo courtesy of Spartanburg Herald-Journal)

 

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Last updated:   12/10/08