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Elloree Fire Department
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Our dedicated team of elected officials and key personnel work tirelessly to serve the community, ensuring that Elloree remains a welcoming, vibrant, and thriving town.
Elloree Elected Officials and Key Personnel
Elected Officials
- Mayor Mike Fanning Leads Elloree with a commitment to preserving its charm while fostering growth.
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Town Council Members
- Kim Taisha Gidron, District 1
- Lakeisha Pauling Ellison, District 2
- James “Kelly” Ulmer, District 3
- Donnie Smith, District 4
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Water Commissioners
- Jane Singh
- Bob Allen Reeves
- Angela Condon
Key Personnel
- Margo D. Banks, Judge Oversees and supports the fair administration of justice in Elloree.
- David Martin, Chief of Police Leads law enforcement efforts to keep Elloree safe.
- Charlene Rainey, Town Clerk Ensures daily operations run efficiently to meet the needs of the community.
Elloree Volunteer Fire Department
The Elloree Volunteer Fire Department proudly serves the residents of Elloree and the surrounding communities, responding to service calls with dedication and care. Beyond emergency response, our Fire Chief often leads fire safety classes and participates in town events, delighting children with fire truck demonstrations. The department’s volunteers exemplify how a commitment to service can make a meaningful impact in our community.
Fire Department Staff and Officials
Key Fire Department Staff and Officials
- Fire Chief: Craig Hill
- Fire Board Chairman: John Singh
- High McLaurin, IV
- Van Stickles
- Ron Hanks
- Todd Horton
- Bruce Griffin
Elloree Volunteer Fire Department Information
- Monthly Meetings: Held on the fourth Monday of each month at 7:30 PM in the meeting room at the Elloree Fire Station.
- Interested in Joining? Contact Chief Hill at (803) 897-2222 for more information.
Fire Safety and Emergency Services Links
Fire Chief Craig Hill frequently shares his expertise through fire prevention classes and programs. To request Chief Hill as a speaker for your group or to learn more about fire prevention, please contact the Elloree Fire Station at (803) 897-2222.