Camden County Fire Rescue

As we celebrate EMS 🚑 Week, Camden County Fire Rescue is proud to recognize the dedication and ongoing commitment of our EMS Providers. Each provider completes 40 hours of continuing education every year to maintain their EMS licenses.

At CCFR we are especially grateful for Captain Karolyn Mills, who delivers all annual EMS training and ensures our teams stay current on evolving practices, trends, and systems of care for our patients.

Captain Mills also provides initial EMT and Advanced EMT training at no additional cost to students or Camden County taxpayers. She has trained nearly 80 % of all CCFR personnel and consistently maintains one of the highest National Registry success rates in Georgia. 🌟👏

This EMS Week we invite our community to join us in thanking Captain Mills and all of our EMS professionals for their dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence. Your encouragement and support make a meaningful difference.

Today we turn the spotlight to C Shift as we continue celebrating EMS Week. This crew brings dedication, resilience, and heart to every call. Camden County is a safer, stronger community because of their commitment to serving others. Join us in appreciating everything C Shift does to keep us protected!

It’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week! We’re kicking things off by celebrating the dedicated members of A Shift. These paramedics and EMTs work tirelessly to care for the residents and visitors of Camden County. Their skill, compassion, and commitment keep our community safe every day. Join us in recognizing their outstanding service!

Drought Update: Most of Camden County continues to experience Extreme Drought conditions, with Exceptional Drought persisting in the western part of the county.

These prolonged dry conditions, combined with very dry vegetation, are keeping wildfire risk elevated across our area.

Camden County remains under a . Use caution with any outdoor activities that could spark a fire.