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St. John's Fire District
Agency overview
Established	1959
Employees	127
Staffing	Career
Fire chief	Karl E. Ristow
EMS level	BLS
Facilities and equipment
Stations	7
Engines	7
Trucks	2
Tenders	1

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The St. John’s Fire Dictrict (STJFD) is a special-purpose district provides fire protection and emergency response services for John’s Island, Kiawah Island, Seabrook Island, and Wadmalaw Island.

History

1959 - The St. John's Fire District is established

1996 - STJFD takes delivery of an E-One Cyclone 75' quint.

2000 - STJFD takes delivery of two Pierce Saber pumpers.

2005 - St. John's Fire District takes delivery of an E-One Bronto 114' articulating tower truck, providing STJFD with the tallest aerial in the state of South Carolina.

2003 - The Fire District takes delivery of two Pierce Saber pumpers and one Pierce/International water tender.

2007 - STJFD takes delivery of two Pierce Enforcer pumpers. The Fire District opens Station 7.

2009 - St. John's Fire District changes its apparatus color scheme from red to white with blue letters and stripes.

2010 - STJFD takes delivery of two Pierce Impel pumpers and one Pierce Impel PUC rescue-pumper.

Fire Stations

#	Address	Location	Nickname	Units
1	3327 Maybank Highway	John's Island	Headquarters	Engine 701
2	3025 Cap'n Sam's Road	Seabrook Island	Seabrook Island	Engine 702, Reserve Engine 752
3	1932 Liberia Road	Wadmalaw Island	Wadmalaw Island	Engine 703, Tender 703
4	33 Sora Rail Road	Kiawah Island	West Kiawah Island	Engine 704, Tower 704
5	4550 River Road	John's Island	South John's Island	Battalion 711, Engine 705, Brush 705, Haz-Mat 705
6	66 Ocean Course Drive	Kiawah Island	East Kiawah Island	Engine 706, Reserve Engine 751
7	1142 Main Road	John's Island	North John's Island	Engine 707, Ladder 707, Brush 707, Boat 707

Unit staffing and Equipment

Minimum staffing for units is as follows, with additional personnel on duty being distributed to various units.

**Engine** - 1 Officer, 1 Engineer, 1 Firefighter
Unit	Year	Manufacture	Chassis	Pump GPM	Tank Capacity	Foam Capacity
E701	2007	Pierce	Enforcer	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None
E702	2007	Pierce	Enforcer	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None
E703	2003	Pierce	Saber	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None
E704	2010	Pierce	Impel	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	30 gallons
E705	2010	Pierce	Impel PUC	1500 gpm	750 gallons	30 gallons
E706	2003	Pierce	Saber	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None
E707	2010	Pierce	Impel	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	30 gallons

**Aerials** - 1 Officer, 1 Engineer, 2 Firefighter
Unit	Year	Manufacture	Chassis	Aerial Length	Pump GPM	Tank Capacity	Foam Capacity
T704	2005	E-One	Typhoon	114 feet	2000 gpm	300 gallons	None
L704	1996	E-One	Cyclone	75 feet	1500 gpm	500 gallons	None

**Tender** - 1 Engineer
Unit	Year	Manufacture	Chassis	Pump GPM	Tank Capacity
T703	2003	Pierce	International	750 gpm	3000 gallons

**Reserve Apparatus** - Not Staffed
Unit	Year	Manufacture	Chassis	Pump GPM	Tank Capacity	Foam Capacity
E751	1999	Pierce	Saber	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None
E752	1999	Pierce	Saber	1500 gpm	1000 gallons	None

Run Statistics

Year	Total Emergency Incidents	Fires	EMS/Rescue	Vehicle Fires	Vehicle Accidents	Brush Fires	Service Calls	False Calls	Miscellaneous	Haz-Mat	Marine	Mutual Aid
2009		69	751	13	158	60	95	241	56	0	1	9

References

External links

stjfd.org