CRFD Honored By Area Leaders for ‘Fire Safe SC’ Designation
During the month of July elected leaders in the City of Columbia and Richland County recognized CRFD for once again earning the […]
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City and County Leaders Recognize CRFD for ‘Fire Safe SC’ Designation
Over the course of the summer CRFD was honored by both the Columbia City Council as well as the Richland County Council […]
REMINDER: City of Columbia Protective Mask Ordinance Remains In Effect
In the interest of public health, the Columbia City Council voted to extend an emergency ordinance and amend certain emergency ordinances related […]
CRFD Spreads Holiday Cheer with Santa Rides
The Columbia-Richland Fire Department once again helped promote the spirit of the Christmas season by giving Santa Claus a ride through neighborhoods […]
CRFD, City of Columbia & Sparky Spread Word on Updates to City Mask Ordinance
Members of CRFD would join Columbia city leaders and officials with the University of South Carolina to tout support for recent amendments […]
Columbia Enacts State of Emergency Following Afternoon of Protests
Following demonstrations that turned violent in the City of Columbia on Saturday May 30, 2020, city leaders passed an emergency ordinance declaring […]
Parades Bring Hope & Support During COVID-19 Pandemic
Throughout the month of April 2020 the Columbia-Richland Fire Department took part in several parades to thank essential workers who continued to […]
Emergency ‘Stay Home’ Order to Take Effect in Columbia on March 29
Columbia City Council has declared an emergency order enacting a Stay Home Stay Safe order, which will become effective on Sunday, March […]
Columbia City Curfew to Begin Wednesday March 18th Due to COVID-19
Columbia City Council has confirmed Mayor Steve Benjamin’s State of Emergency declaration of a city-wide curfew (Ordinance #2020-031) that will go into […]
City of Columbia Modifying Operations Due to COVID-19
The City of Columbia will modify services until further notice to protect citizens and minimize opportunities to spread COVID-19 in our community. […]