“B” Shift Responds to Residential Structure Fire
Crews from several fire agencies responded to a two alarm fire in an apartment building in the 5300 block of Bush River Road. The fire was well established and burning
Crews from several fire agencies responded to a two alarm fire in an apartment building in the 5300 block of Bush River Road. The fire was well established and burning
Irmo Fire “C” Shift Crews, along with Columbia Fire Department, responded to reports of a commercial structure fire in the 7000 block of St. Andrews Road. The fire occurred in
Today, we pause to remember Firefighter J Muller on the third anniversary of his unexpected passing. We are eternally grateful for the time we shared with him and the laughter
We were honored to join CrossFit Soda City over the weekend for the annual “Muller” Hero WOD. We are incredible grateful for Chris and the CFSC team for not only
Today the Irmo Fire District remembers Chaplain Anthony Giunta, “Doc”, on the second anniversary of his passing. Doc faithfully served as our Chaplain from 2017 until his passing in May
Members of the Irmo Fire District joined the community this past weekend to honor and celebrate the life of former Fire Chief Ed Flowers, who passed away on Tuesday, March
Irmo Fire A-Shift Crews responded to a vehicle collision between St. Andrews Rd. and Irmo Drive that left one car engulfed in flames. Fortunately, only minor injuries were sustained. Three
Irmo Fire’s High Intensity Team started the weekend off strong with our first ever Community Workout! It was a morning full of hard work, motivation, and camaraderie as participants trained
We are pleased to welcome two new Probationary Firefighters, Probationary Firefighter Forsythe and Probationary Firefighter Branath. These gentlemen were officially pinned after successfully completing our rigorous two-week Recruit Academy, where
Last week, two members of our team pushed their skills to the next level and completed a Swiftwater Rescue Technician course with Lexington County Fire Service. Over five intensive days,