St. John's Fire District

Operating from seven strategically located stations, the District provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services.

The St. John's Fire District was organized in 1959 by virtue of legislation to establish a political subdivision to provide fire protection for a territory in Charleston County consisting of the area contained in St. John's School District No.

On July 30, 2011 the St. John's Fire District entered inter into an inter-local emergency services automatic aid agreement.

Notably, the District covers historic landmarks, pristine beaches, extensive navigable waterways, and a number of golf courses including the renowned Kiawah Island Golf Resort Ocean Course.

In addition to the frontline units, the District maintains a fleet of reserve engines.

Truck company functions are delivered primarily through aerial apparatus, including ladders and towers.

The current tower replaced a 2005 E-One Bronto Skylift 114' articulating platform, the first of its kind in the state of South Carolina.

In order to provide fire suppression capabilities, the District operates two water tenders.

St. John's Fire District Station 6