Cherokee County
Fire & Emergency Services
Fire & Emergency Services
Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services (CCFES) honored seven firefighters during a promotion ceremony held last week at the Cherokee County Fire Training Complex in Holly Springs. The ceremony, attended by family, friends, and fellow department members, recognized the hard work, leadership, and commitment of these individuals in their service to the community.
The event marked an important career milestone for these firefighters as they moved into new roles within the department, further strengthening their ability to serve and protect the people of Cherokee County.
Promotions included:
Sergeants:
Lieutenants:
Captains:
Division Chief:
Family members had the honor of pinning badges and collar insignia on their loved ones, symbolizing the start of this new chapter in their careers. CCFES Fire Chief Eddie Robinson, along with other department leaders, praised the dedication and vital role each individual plays in ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.
Following the ceremony, a reception provided an opportunity for attendees to enjoy refreshments and celebrate together.
About Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services:
Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services is a full-service, county-run agency providing firefighting and other emergency services to residents and visitors across Cherokee County. With an Insurance Service Office rating of 2 and international accreditation from the Center of Public Safety Excellence, CCFES operates 27 stations, covering 434 square miles and serving a population of nearly 300,000 people. To learn more about CCFES or how to join the team, visit www.cherokeecountyfire.com.