Camden County Fire Rescue

Camden County Fire Rescue Camden County Fire Rescue (CCFR) provides Advanced Life Support & Fire Services to our community.

It's not to late to place your shirt order.  Funds raised from this sale will benefit Josh Todd and his family.  Follow ...
09/06/2026

It's not to late to place your shirt order. Funds raised from this sale will benefit Josh Todd and his family. Follow the QR code located on the attached flyer.

If you have any questions please contact Jeannie at 912.729.3911 or [email protected].

🚒🔥 FIREFIGHTER SPOTLIGHT: WILLIE SHEFFIELD 🔥🚒Today, we’re proud to shine the spotlight on Willie Sheffield, who has dedi...
09/04/2026

🚒🔥 FIREFIGHTER SPOTLIGHT: WILLIE SHEFFIELD 🔥🚒

Today, we’re proud to shine the spotlight on Willie Sheffield, who has dedicated 6 years of service to Camden County Fire Rescue!

Willie always knew what he wanted to be when he grew up — a firefighter. Today, he’s living that dream while serving his community and making a difference.

📖 Current Favorite Read:
The Man the Moment Demands

🎣 When he’s not at the firehouse:
You can find Willie fishing, hunting, or spending quality time with his family.

🏌️ Fun Fact:
Willie enjoys playing golf when he is not hunting and fishingl!

💬 Career Advice for Future Firefighters:

“Don’t give up. You only have 10 more feet.”

That mindset says a lot about Willie — keep pushing, keep going, and never give up, even when the finish line feels far away.

Please join us in thanking Willie Sheffield for his 6 years of dedication, commitment, and service to Camden County Fire Rescue!

Photo credit: Capt. Marr during night training

Great job to the CCFR team.  Can’t wait to see what you raise next year!!
09/04/2026

Great job to the CCFR team. Can’t wait to see what you raise next year!!

Congratulations to FF Raul Vazquez on receiving your Engineer.  His hard work and determination has paid off.  Congratul...
09/01/2026

Congratulations to FF Raul Vazquez on receiving your Engineer. His hard work and determination has paid off.

Congratulations on this accomplishment!!

Don’t forget to place your order!!Let’s support Josh and his family any way we can.  ❤️
08/29/2026

Don’t forget to place your order!!

Let’s support Josh and his family any way we can. ❤️

❤️ Join CCFR in Our Annual Cancer Awareness Fundraiser! ❤️

This year, Camden County Fire Rescue (CCFR) and Kingsland Fire Rescue are joining forces to support a member of the CCFR family.

Lt. Mikel Todd’s brother, Josh, has been diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma, and he and his family have a long road ahead of them. We invite our community to come together and help support Josh and his family during this difficult journey.

Your generosity can make a meaningful difference. Please see the attached flyer for fundraiser details.

If you have any questions, please contact:
📞 Jeannie Pierce: 912-729-3911
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for standing with Josh, his family, and our Fire Rescue family. ❤️

🚒🔥 FIREFIGHTER SPOTLIGHT: ZANE NAGORSKIToday, we’re shining the spotlight on Zane Nagorski!Zane has 3 years of total fir...
08/28/2026

🚒🔥 FIREFIGHTER SPOTLIGHT: ZANE NAGORSKI

Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Zane Nagorski!

Zane has 3 years of total fire service experience, including 1.5 years serving with Camden County Fire Rescue. We’re proud to have him as part of our team and appreciate his dedication to serving our community!

When Zane isn’t at the firehouse, you can usually find him hitting the gym and spending time with his family.

Fun Fact: Zane enjoys skydiving! 🪂 Let's talk about taking “high-pressure situations” to a whole new level!

Join us in thanking Zane for his service and dedication to Camden County Fire Rescue! 🚒❤️

Today in Augusta, Georgia, during the Annual Georgia Fire Conference, the Georgia Fire Service held its 2026 Memorial Se...
08/27/2026

Today in Augusta, Georgia, during the Annual Georgia Fire Conference, the Georgia Fire Service held its 2026 Memorial Service to honor firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty, as well as firefighters who passed away during the past year.

We are honored to share that Camden County Fire Rescue Retired Captain Mark Lain was recognized during today’s memorial service.

Captain Lain lost his courageous battle with cancer on December 31, 2025. He fought a long and valiant fight, showing the same strength, courage, and dedication that he demonstrated throughout his career serving his community.

Today, we remember Capt. Lain not only for the battle he fought, but for the lives he touched, the people he served, and the legacy he leaves behind.

Rest easy, Captain. Your service, sacrifice, and memory will never be forgotten.

We recently welcomed Kristen, a Pediatric Trauma Performance Improvement Coordinator from Wolfson Children's Hospital fo...
08/27/2026

We recently welcomed Kristen, a Pediatric Trauma Performance Improvement Coordinator from Wolfson Children's Hospital for a hands-on training session with our EMT class. We’re grateful for partners who share their expertise to help strengthen our local first responders and enhance emergency care in our community.

❤️ Join CCFR in Our Annual Cancer Awareness Fundraiser! ❤️This year, Camden County Fire Rescue (CCFR) and Kingsland Fire...
08/24/2026

❤️ Join CCFR in Our Annual Cancer Awareness Fundraiser! ❤️

This year, Camden County Fire Rescue (CCFR) and Kingsland Fire Rescue are joining forces to support a member of the CCFR family.

Lt. Mikel Todd’s brother, Josh, has been diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma, and he and his family have a long road ahead of them. We invite our community to come together and help support Josh and his family during this difficult journey.

Your generosity can make a meaningful difference. Please see the attached flyer for fundraiser details.

If you have any questions, please contact:
📞 Jeannie Pierce: 912-729-3911
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for standing with Josh, his family, and our Fire Rescue family. ❤️

Halfway through our latest EMT class, and our students are doing a great job! 🚑👏We never know what situation we’ll encou...
08/19/2026

Halfway through our latest EMT class, and our students are doing a great job! 🚑👏

We never know what situation we’ll encounter when that 911 call comes in, which is why our EMT students must be prepared for anything.

Our students are simulating the extrication of a non-emergent driver from a vehicle following an accident at night. Using a K.E.D. (Kendrick Extrication Device), they are practicing how to safely remove a patient while maintaining cervical and spinal immobilization.

These hands-on scenarios help them build the skills, confidence, and teamwork they’ll need when it matters most.

Keep up the great work, future EMTs!

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