Proud Member of the South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association. Proud Alumni ~ University of South Carolina & Southern Wesleyan University.

Lexington, SC
Joined February 2009
Firefighter destoys car, gets away with it. facebook.com/NorthCharleston…
Poor Charlie 🐶 had a “ruff” day! But thanks to E213, his day got better. E213 rescued Charlie 🐶 from a ditch 10 feet down today. Charlie was returned to his owner uninjured. 🐾🐾 – at North Charleston, SC
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#chsnews Avoid Fairwind Dr Crews on scene of a multiple family dwelling. Fire is undercontrol. No injuries reported currently.
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Kyle Minick retweeted
State Fire Marshal Jonathan Jones provides an overview of our SC-Task Force 1 and our Palmetto Incident Support Team in Louisiana as they support @LAFIREMARSHAL following Hurricane Laura. @scstatefire @henrymcmaster youtube.com/watch?v=VYy4_V0T…
Kyle Minick retweeted
Columbia, SC – Sprinkler system stops fifth-floor apartment kitchen fire; No injuries reported sprinklersaves.com/columbia-…
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Happy for my ⁦@IAFC⁩ #FSEDI cohort brother! Congratulations Chief! ⁦@MotoSolutions⁩. thesnaponline.com/2020/02/25…
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Congratulations to Captain John David Reindollar on his retirement today. He served with North Charleston Fire Department for 29 years. Happy retirement sir! #firetraditions – at North Charleston, SC
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Will you walk? – at North Charleston, SC
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We finish up day two of #ECOWeekend2020 with @NCFDChief Greg Bulanow presenting on "Political Considerations for Fire Chiefs."
Fire at old Chicora Elementary school. AVOID local streets. Media info available at 5:00am at Chicora Av & Sucess St. #chsnews #chstrfc
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Newberry Fire Department Chief Keith Minick was recently sworn in as president of the South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association. Click the link to read more. bit.ly/2skVOmC
NCFD finished 2019 with an increase in emergency responses from the previous year. 766 Fires 54 Overheating 12,485 EMS/Rescue 451 Hazardous Conditions 1187 Service Calls 4,710 Good Intent 2,199 False Alarms 22 Severe Weather 36 Special Incidents 21,910 Total calls for 2019
Replying to @NCFDChief
@NCFDChief recognized Fire & Life Safety Educator Laura Kondor for going above and beyond while assisting a displaced family of three adults and six children that lost their home a week before Christmas. She displayed our departments values of Honor, Courage and Compassion. – at North Charleston, SC
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Replying to @NCFDChief
@NCFDChief recognized Engine 207-C & Rescue 207-C for their care & compassion on an EMS/Rescue call. The patient said the crews went “above and beyond” her expectations for service. Displaying our values: Honor - Courage - Compassion. – at North Charleston, SC
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Replying to @NCFDChief
@NCFDChief Bulanow recognized Ladder 204 for their care and compassion on an EMS call. The patient’s husband said Ladder 204 went ‘above and beyond’ his expectations for service. Displaying our values: Honor - Courage - Compassion.
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