We Protect the Property & Lives of our Community.
Since 1959, the men and women of the St. Johns Fire District have protected 185 square miles of the barrier islands of Johns, Kiawah, Seabrook, and Wadmalaw.
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🔥🚒 NOW HIRING: Firefighter Recruits! 🚒🔥
Are you driven, team-oriented, and ready to serve your community? If you’re looking for a career with outstanding benefits, and endless opportunities for growth, join St. John’s Fire District and start your journey in one of the most rewarding professions!
✅ What’s Included in the Academy:
EMT-Basic Class and Certification
Firefighter Certifications
💰 Pay Starts At:
$51,762 – $55,385 (DOQ)
After EMT School: $55,262 – $59,130 (DOQ)
(Built-In Overtime not included in projected salary)
📅 Important Dates:
👉 FPAT Practice: Jan 17
👉 FPAT & Written Exam: Jan 21
👉 Interviews: Jan 26
👉 Academy Starts: Mid-February
📲 Apply today at www.STJFD.org
🔥 The best career in the world. Come be a part of a growing organization with incredible people!🔥
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Merry Christmas from all of us at the St. John’s Fire District! 🎄🚒
Stay safe, enjoy the day, and take care of one another.
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🎁 🎄 A gigantic thank you to our incredible community- who each year shows unbelievable generous to our the people in our District.
We were able to bless multiple Johns Island and Wadmalaw Island families with a little extra this Christmas! Our “Stuff-A-Truck” program continues to be a commitment to helping our own.
“Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for another special year of Christmas magic!” Said Fire Chief Ryan Kunitzer. “Another thank you to our staff who does an excellent job organizing and fundraising!”
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🔥 Frigid Temperatures Expected Sunday Night – Stay Safe! 🔥
The National Weather Service is forecasting very cold temperatures Sunday night (12/14) into Monday morning (12/15) for our area. Some regions are under an Extreme Cold Watch and Cold Weather Advisory.
Safety Tips for Heating Your Home:
✅ Use space heaters safely – Keep them at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn. Never leave them unattended or use while sleeping.
✅ Avoid using ovens to heat your home – This is a fire and carbon monoxide hazard.
✅ Check your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms – Make sure they are working.
✅ Keep vents clear – Ensure proper ventilation for fireplaces and heaters.
✅ Bundle up and protect pipes – Insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing.
Stay warm, stay safe, and look out for neighbors who may need assistance during these frigid conditions.
For more info, visit: weather.gov/chs
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Congratulations to our community partners @muschealth on opening the sea islands first emergent facility! This hospital will be a tremendous asset for our community!
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