FAQS

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.