Community Risk Reduction The Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Division of the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District is dedicated to enhancing the safety, preparedness, and resilience of our community through proactive education, prevention, and risk mitigation initiatives. The division works to identify and reduce fire and life safety hazards by providing public education programs, conducting community outreach, supporting emergency preparedness efforts, and promoting safe practices for residents, businesses, schools, and community organizations. Through collaboration with local stakeholders and data-driven risk assessment, the CRR Division strives to prevent emergencies before they occur, reduce injuries and property loss, and improve the overall quality of life for those served by the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District. Our mission is to create a safer community by addressing risks through prevention, education, and preparedness while fostering strong partnerships with the citizens we serve. CRR Division Mission Statement: "The mission of the Community Risk Reduction Division is to proactively enhance the safety, health, and resilience of our community through education, prevention, preparedness, data-driven risk analysis, and collaborative partnerships that reduce the occurrence and impact of emergencies." "Educate, Prevent, Protect" Fire Prevention & Public Outreach Events Oconee Night Out @ The Farm Center 2063 Sandifer Blvd, Seneca, SC October 6th 5PM-7PM Fire Safety Night & Trunk or Treat @ Corinth-Shiloh Fire District 940 Old Clemson Hwy, Seneca, SC October 23rd 5PM-8:30PM Halloween Festival @ Keowee Square Assisted Living 475 Rochester Hwy, Seneca, SC 29672, Seneca, SC October 31st 4PM-8PM Trick or Treating @ Bayshore community October 31st Time TBA For information on fire prevention education or to schedule a presentation at your event, please contact: hwaldrop@corinth-shilohfd.com Sparky Bookmark SafeCharging Meeting place Choice Board Helpful Links We're Here to Help Keep You Safe!!! Your safety is our priority. Through our Community Risk Reduction program, residents can request a free home safety visit and smoke alarm assistance. Scan the QR code below to connect with our team and schedule a visit. A safer home starts with a simple scan.

Corinth-Shiloh Tax District Commissioners The Corinth–Shiloh Fire Tax District is guided by a dedicated Board of Commissioners committed to protecting the safety, property, and quality of life of our community. Working together, these five commissioners provide leadership, oversight, and long‑term vision for the district’s fire protection services. Their role includes ensuring responsible use of tax resources, supporting our firefighters, and planning for the continued growth and needs of the Corinth–Shiloh area. With their combined experience and commitment to public service, the Board works to make sure our district remains prepared, responsive, and community‑focused. Commission meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6 P.M. Meetings will be held in the training room at CSFD 940 Old Clemson Hwy Seneca, SC 29672 Exceptions are made for special circumstance or emergency meeting as defined in SECTION 30-4-80 S.C. Code of laws and will be posted as they arise. Wayne Smith Wsmith@corinth-Shilohfd.com Flint Baldwin Fbaldwin@corinth-shilohfd.com Misty Morris Mmorris@corinth-shilohfd.com Rick Walton Rwalton@corinth-shilohfd.com Monty Marcengill Mmarcengill@corinth-shilohfd.com

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NIFRS/NEMSIS Report Requests First name* Last name* Email* Phone* Incident Number (If Applicable) Address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Location and Type of Incident* Date* Month Day Year Send Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Request Instructions Before submitting your FOIA request, carefully review the documents available on this page. Once you have reviewed the materials, complete the FOIA form in full and return it to Corinth–Shiloh Fire Tax District either in person at 940 Old Clemson Hwy Seneca, SC 29672 or by mail to the same address. FOIA Policy FOIA Request Form

Corinth-Shiloh Fire District is building the future, and we want YOU to be part of it! We’re gauging interest in launching a brand-new Fire & EMS Explorer Post for motivated local youth who want to learn real emergency service skills, challenge themselves, and serve their community. If you know a teen who’s ready to step up, build confidence, and train alongside active firefighters and medics, this is their chance. Hands-on fire & rescue training Real-world EMS skills Leadership, teamwork, and discipline A head start toward a career in public safety Open to ages 14–20 (or 13 and completed 8th grade). Email hwaldrop@corinth-shilohfd.com or call 864-247-6405 to express interest or ask questions. Let’s invest in the next generation of firefighters and medics. The future starts here. What are Explorers? Fire service explorer competition Gatlinburg, TN 2017

The Corinth–Shiloh Fire Tax District, also known as the Corinth Shiloh Fire Department, provides fire suppression, emergency medical response, rescue services, fire prevention, and public education to the communities of Seneca, Newry, and surrounding areas in Oconee County, South Carolina. Guided by Bravery, Service, and Faith, the Corinth Shiloh Fire District, is committed to protecting life, property, and the environment. Helpful Links Build an emergency readiness kit South Carolina Emergency Management Division Emergency Planning Zone interactive map - Oconee Nuclear Site National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg, SC Kids Fire Safety Materials Fire Safe South Carolina ANNOUNCEMENTS Commission meetings at 940 Old Clemson Hwy Seneca, S.C. on third Thursday of each month at 6PM.

About Us About the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District The Corinth-Shiloh Fire District was established to provide professional, accountable, and dependable fire and emergency services to the citizens of our community. As a publicly governed fire district, the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District operates under the authority and oversight of its Board of Commissioners. The Board is responsible for the governance of the District, including establishing policy, providing financial oversight, approving the District’s budget and major expenditures, protecting public resources, and ensuring that the District operates lawfully and in the best interests of the citizens it serves. The Fire Chief reports to the Board of Commissioners and is responsible for the administration and daily operation of the fire department. This includes personnel leadership, emergency operations, training, staffing, equipment readiness, departmental policies and procedures, safety, and the continued development of the District’s emergency-response capabilities. The Fire Chief began serving the District in January 2026 and immediately began developing the operational structure necessary to build and staff the District’s fire department. Through his extensive knowledge, experience, leadership, and commitment to public service, the District began staffing its own department in March 2026. Today, the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District is fully staffed by a dedicated team of career and volunteer firefighters who bring extensive knowledge, experience, certifications, specialized skills, and professional training to the community they serve. The strength of the District is found in its people. Our firefighters and staff are committed to serving with professionalism, courage, compassion, integrity, and respect. They answer the call at all hours, train continually, maintain apparatus and equipment, care for District facilities, complete essential daily duties, and remain prepared to respond whenever the community needs them. Each member brings valuable knowledge and ability to the department. Together, they form a capable and dependable team that understands the responsibility entrusted to them. They work side by side with a shared commitment to safety, accountability, teamwork, continued learning, and exceptional public service. Our firefighters respond to far more than fires. District personnel are prepared to respond to medical emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, hazardous conditions, water-related emergencies, public-assistance calls, and other incidents in which citizens may be experiencing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. The District is proud of the experience, qualifications, and training represented within its staff. Members continue to strengthen their abilities through regular departmental training, certification programs, practical exercises, continuing education, and specialized instruction. Their commitment to learning and readiness directly strengthens the services provided to every citizen of the District. Under the Chief’s leadership, the District has strengthened its operational readiness, command structure, staffing, training, policies, equipment, safety practices, accountability, and emergency-response capabilities. The Chief has worked diligently to provide personnel with the leadership, direction, resources, training, and support necessary to perform their duties safely and effectively. The firefighters and staff have embraced the work required to build a strong department. Their dedication, preparation, teamwork, and willingness to continually improve have been essential to the District’s progress. Because of the combined efforts of the Board, the Fire Chief, and the District’s personnel, services have expanded beyond fire-related incidents to include an improved level of medical emergency response. Trained District personnel are now better equipped and prepared to provide valuable assistance and care during medical emergencies while additional medical resources are responding. The Corinth-Shiloh Fire District is proud of the department that has been built, the progress that continues to be made, and the career and volunteer firefighters who serve this community with knowledge, courage, compassion, and dedication. Through responsible governance, professional leadership, and the commitment of its personnel, the Corinth-Shiloh Fire District remains focused on continued growth, responsible stewardship of public resources, operational excellence, and providing safe, lawful, professional, and dependable emergency services to every citizen of the District. .

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