Cherokee County
Fire & Emergency Services
Fire & Emergency Services
Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services (CCFES) celebrated the achievements of 11 dedicated firefighters during a promotion ceremony held last week at the Historic Canton Theatre in downtown Canton. The event, attended by family, friends, and members of the department, recognized the hard work, commitment, and leadership of these individuals in serving the community.
The ceremony marked a significant milestone in the careers of these firefighters, as they advance to new roles within the department, continuing to serve and protect Cherokee County.
Promotions included:
Sergeants:
Lieutenant:
Captains:
Battalion Chiefs:
Division Chief:
The ceremony was filled with emotion as family members had the honor of pinning badges and collar insignia on their loved ones, symbolizing the start of a new chapter in their careers. CCFES Fire Chief Eddie Robinson, alongside department leaders, spoke about the vital role each individual plays in ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.
"We are incredibly proud of these individuals who have shown exceptional dedication and leadership throughout their careers," said Chief Robinson. "Today is a testament to their commitment to not only serving our community but also inspiring and mentoring future generations of firefighters."
The ceremony included an invocation from Fire Chaplain Dana McPherson, followed by a reception where attendees enjoyed refreshments and fellowship.
A special thank you goes to the Historic Canton Theatre for graciously hosting the event in their iconic venue.
About Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services
Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services is a full service, county-run organization, providing firefighting and emergency services to the residents and visitors of Cherokee County. The agency boasts an Insurance Service Office rating of 2 and International Accreditation through the Center of Public Safety Excellence. The agency has 27 stations covering 434 square miles and serving a population of nearly 275,000. To learn more about CCFES or how to join the team, visit www.cherokeecountyfire.com.
About the Historic Canton Theatre
From their website (Historic Canton Theatre | Canton, GA): For over 100 years, the Historic Canton Theatre has been a shining star for entertainment in the Canton community. The Theatre has become a community fixture, providing guests the opportunity to enjoy live theatre from both local and traveling productions, as well as entertainment from musicians, comedians and film screening events.