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REMINDER: Be Fire Safe While Heating Your Home During Winter Storms

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WINTER STORM WARNING in Place for Columbia Metro Area Friday Night January 21

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'TEST IT TUESDAY' REMINDER!

Install a carbon monoxide alarm outside each sleeping area and on every level of your home!

They will alert you if poisonous gas is present!

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24 Jan

TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨: Garners Ferry Road is closed to traffic at the 7900 block in both directions at this hour.

Our crews are supporting @RCSD with an incident. Drivers should seek alternate routes.

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24 Jan

A BIG round of applause 👏 for our members who capped off 2021 by earning promotions within the department!

Fire Chief Aubrey D. Jenkins officially presented the following members with their new badges during the last quarter.

Great 👍🏻 job everyone!

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Columbia Fire Dept. Organized
1903
How many hours Firefighter Stay at Work
24

“We save lives and protect property through community risk reduction and professional emergency response to the public we serve.”

 

Fire Chief, Aubrey D. Jenkins Columbia Fire Department