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05/28/2026

05/28/2026

🚨 NOW HIRING: LIBERTY COUNTY FIRE RESCUE – RECRUIT CLASS 9 🚨

Do you have what it takes to serve a fast-growing community with pride, courage, and commitment? Liberty County Fire Rescue is now accepting applicants for Recruit Class 9 beginning August 10, 2026!

🔥 WHAT WE OFFER:
✅ 20-Week Paid In-House Certification Program
✅ GA Firefighter 1 & 2 and EMT-R Certifications Upon Completion
✅ Starting Salary Upon Graduation: $53,357
✅ 48/96 Schedule
✅ Healthy Benefits Package
✅ Georgia Firefighter Pension Fund Eligible
✅ Opportunity to build a rewarding career in emergency services

This is your chance to join an elite team dedicated to protecting and serving Liberty County. Whether you’re beginning your career or looking for a profession with purpose, LCFR is ready to invest in YOU.

📞 Questions? Call: 912-876-4511
🌐 Apply Today: libertycountyga.gov

🔥 Applications are open now — answer the call and start your future with Liberty County Fire Rescue!

05/26/2026

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05/26/2026

🚒 WE’RE HIRING! 🚒

The Long County Fire Department is now accepting applications for Full-Time and Part-Time Firefighters.

✔ 48/96 Work Schedule
✔ Starting Pay: $44,096
✔ Full-Time Benefits Available

Applications must be picked up and turned in to the Long County Board of Commissioners located at:

📍 468 S McDonald St
Ludowici, GA 31316

⏰ Application Deadline: June 9th

Answer the call and join our team!

05/19/2026

05/17/2026

05/17/2026

“5 Rules for Smart Burning”

Based on Georgia Forestry Commission’s STARS Program

🔥 S — SPACE
Keep a safe distance between your burn pile and homes, trees, fences, vehicles, and dry grass.

🔥 T — TIME
Only burn when weather conditions are safe. Avoid windy or extremely dry days.

🔥 A — ATTENDANCE
Never leave a fire unattended. Stay with your burn until it is completely out.

🔥 R — REASONABLE PRECAUTIONS
Keep water hoses, rakes, shovels, or other tools nearby in case the fire spreads.

🔥 S — SPACE
Make sure there is enough cleared space around the burn area to prevent wildfire spread.

05/17/2026

Today marks the 250th anniversary of the day the Second Continental Congress urged a young nation to pause for a national day of fasting, humility, and prayer. Facing the chaos of war and an uncertain future, our Founders set aside pride and politics to come together before God—confessing their shortcomings, seeking His mercy, and asking for wisdom to secure liberty. Today, let’s embrace that same spirit: drop our divisions, humble our hearts in genuine repentance, and stand united in the quiet confidence that the God who guided those patriots is still with us. May this milestone stir a fresh resolve—one nation under God—trusting His hand to carry us forward, stronger and more united than ever.

05/16/2026

An informed citizen is one of the most powerful forces in a free society. Our votes shape the future of our communities, our children, and the values we leave behind. Don’t let headlines, rumors, or campaign dollars make your decisions for you — take the time to research, ask questions, and truly understand who is asking for your trust. Then stand behind the leaders you respect, the ones whose character, actions, and vision genuinely connect with your heart and your hopes for the future. Your voice matters, your vote matters, and when informed citizens show up, real change becomes possible.

04/25/2026

Let’s continue to pray for our first responders working tirelessly day and night to battle the fire. We also lift up the families who have lost their homes and those who have been displaced, asking for strength, comfort, and peace during this difficult time.

The fire continues into another night in Brantley County.