Real-time smoke alerts to detect fire risks early, keep your property safe, and ensure quick response with reliable, instant notifications.
Taylors Fire Rescue is comprised of well-trained, highly qualified employees to provide the community with professional 24-hour protection from the hazards of fire and the potential of fire. In addition, we help protect your health and the area’s environment and, when needed, also provide assistance on a “first responder” basis during medical emergencies.
Emergency help delivering rapid support, vital resources, and immediate assistance to firefighters in critical situations, ensuring safety and readiness when every second counts. 🔥👨🚒
Real-time smoke alerts to detect fire risks early, keep your property safe, and ensure quick response with reliable, instant notifications.
Early smoke detection that saves lives and property with instant alerts, smart protection, and reliable warnings so you stay prepared and safe when every second counts.
Created as a special purpose district in 1958 by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, Taylors Fire Rescue serves a large area, about 16.09 sq. miles, that includes a combination of industrial, business, church, school and residential development.
The Primary Mission of the Taylors Fire Department is to provide a Range of Programs Designed to Protect the Lives and Property of the Inhabitants of the Taylors Fire District from the Adverse Effects of Fires, Sudden Medical Emergencies or Exposure to Dangerous Conditions Created by Man or Nature.
Fire suppression systems designed to control and extinguish fires quickly, minimizing damage, protecting lives, and ensuring safety when every second counts.
Inspection requests
Families saved
fire alarm inspection
public meeting
Yes. The District’s Firefighters are trained in cardiac pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and basic life support functions so they are qualified to respond on a “first responder” basis.
No, it is not a problem since the fire department has the mobile resources to bring an adequate amount of water to those areas to fight a fire. It is also important to understand that the District has no responsibility or capability concerning water quality or quantity, location of water lines or the amount of water pressure. Hydrant water service in the District comes from the Greenville Water System, Blue Ridge Water and Greer Water Systems.
At a minimum there should be one smoke alarm for every level of your home. In addition, it is recommended that they be placed in every bedroom. Smoke alarms should be placed in common areas such as living rooms and hallways that lead to bedrooms. Smoke alarms should not be placed in kitchens because of the high likelihood of false alarms.
There are several things you have to do to become a firefighter. First you must be the type of person that has the desire to help people in times of need during emergency situations. Firefighting is an enjoyable career if it fits your personality.

