St. Johns Fire District consists of 7 Fire Stations serving Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island, Kiawah and Seabrook. Account may not be monitored 24/7.
Johns Island, South Carolina
Joined May 2011
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#Update The @USCG suspended its search Sunday for a missing male, pending new information.
#USCG crews searched alongside @SCDNR, @ChasCoSheriff, @CharlestonPD, @Charleston_Fire, @NCPD, @STJFD, and the James Island Fire Department, covering more than 150 square miles.
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TORNADO WARNING now in effect for parts of Charleston County including Edisto Beach, Wadmalaw Island, Johns Island, Seabrook Island, Kiawah Island and Folly Beach.
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Tornado Warning including Folly Beach SC, Seabrook Island SC, Kiawah Island SC until 7:45 PM EDT – at South Carolina, USA
ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 7:45 PM EDT. The warning includes Folly Beach SC, Seabrook Island SC, Kiawah Island SC. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and penny sized hail. There are 44,185 people in the warning along with 12 schools and 0 hospitals.
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The driver and sole occupant was not wearing a seat belt. Fire crews extricated the driver. He was transported to MUSC, where he died. CCSO’s Traffic Bureau is investigating the crash. 2/2
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Charleston County sheriff's deputies responded around 6 p.m. Monday to a report of a single-vehicle crash on Maybank Highway near Allendale Plantation Road on Johns Island. They learned that an SUV had left the road before rolling over and crashing into some trees. 1/2 #chsnews
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Join us in welcoming the latest class of 25 recruits from fire departments across the state. Please share any helpful advice you may want to offer for the next eight weeks!
When asked for a hashtag, they agreed on #GiveMeTheAxe
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Vea este video sobre el Programa de Vacunación Rural COVID-19. Haga clic aquí: bit.ly/3uIaGqH para más información.
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We are continuing to partner with @FetterHealth to vaccinate our rural communities. The next COVID-19 Rural Vaccination Clinic will be this Wed., March 3 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the New Bethlehem Baptist Church on Wadmalaw Island. More info here: bit.ly/2PrdnwN #chsnews
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@ChasCoSheriff is working a traffic fatality on River Rd at Evans Rd on Johns Island. Traffic is shut down in both directions. #chsnews #chstrfc
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Did you know that you can text 911 in @ChasCountyGov?
There are actually 3 ways to report an emergency!
1.📞 if you can.
2.📱 if you can’t call.
3.💻 if you must! 911helpme.com
#ChsNews #Charleston #Chs #TextTo911 – at North Charleston, SC
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ALERT: Severe storms w/ 70+ mph winds, large hail and tornadoes possible across the SC Lowcountry/GA Coastal Empire this afternoon/evening. Full briefing at: weather.gov/chs/briefing #scwx #gawx #chswx #savwx
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The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a statewide Red Flag Fire Alert, effective immediately. Continue reading: bit.ly/2x2Zb3U
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Tomorrow is graduation day for 20 SCFA recruits who have completed eight weeks/ 320-hours of training.
Keynote speaker is Chief Colleen Walz, St. John’s Fire District. @STJFD
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Child Safety Seats from the Ground Up:
Ryan Kunitzer, Chief Fire Marshal, St. John’s Fire Department in SC is sharing info about the changing community on St. John’s Island and parts of Charleston. Two lane roadways and a growing population contribute to risks. #CRRS6 @stjfd
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We are beginning to see our first outages related to Dorian with around 1000 outages along the coast. Please be aware that our crews cannot begin restoration efforts until sustained winds go below 35 mph (currently at 58 mph).
