Monthly Calls 2024

MonthsCalls

  • January
    307
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    258
  • March
    317
  • April
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Total 882

Monthly Calls 2023

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  • January
    323
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    252
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    295
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    318
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    287
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    312
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    316
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    302
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    330
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    347
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    346
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    351

Total 3779

Monthly Calls 2022

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  • January
    320
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    261
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    317
  • April
    247
  • May
    286
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    267
  • July
    319
  • August
    304
  • September
    264
  • October
    301
  • November
    294
  • December
    368

Total 3548

29 May

BURN BAN ISSUED IMMEDIATELY BY SC FORESTRY COMMISSIONER

Posted on May 29, 2019 in News

Statewide Red Flag Fire Alert in effect until further notice – Outdoor burning discouraged because of weather conditions, elevated fire risk
The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a statewide Red Flag Fire Alert, effective immediately.  The weather forecast for most of the state over the next three days include very low relative humidity and elevated drought conditions, which combined with dry fuels on the ground to create the potential for outdoor fires escaping easily and spreading rapidly.
SCFC Fire Chief Darryl Jones believes these conditions will be very favorable for wildfires over the next few days, throughout the weekend.
The Red Flag Alert does not prohibit outdoor burning, provided all other state and local regulations are followed, however, the Forestry Commissioner strongly encourages citizens to voluntarily postpone any such burning until the alert is lifted.
The Red Flag Alert does trigger certain county and local ordinances that restrict fires, so all residents should contact their local fire departments to check whether these restrictions apply in their areas.
The Red Flag Alert will remain in effect until lifted by the SC Forestry Commission.