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Fire Departments working well together in the County

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
February 19, 2025
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At the February 18, 2025, Simpson County Board of Supervisors meeting, EMS director John Kilpatrick reported that all fire departments in the county are working well together.  Kilpatrick reported that monthly training meetings are held monthly at the 911 office.  John explained if schools would allow firemen to come into the school to explain the importance of firefighting and encouraging new members. “We need firemen,” stated Kilpatrick.  Anyone interested in joining a fire department is encouraged to contact their local fire department.

Put out…not to watch,” explained Kilpatrick is the mission of the fire departments.  The fire departments will no longer burn old or dilapidated houses/structures in the county.  A State law prohibits the burning of structures even as a training event.  DEQ will not allow the burning of structures.  

John Kilpatrick explains the law not allowing burning of old houses or structures.

 

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The February 18, 2025, Simpson County Board of Supervisors meeting was called to order by President Danny Craft.  Sheriff Paul Mullins led in prayers followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

Chancer Clerk Tim Gray presented a 16th section farm residential lease for Rhonda Little Runnels which was approved.

Sheriff Paul Mullins presented the Sheriff’s agenda:

 

County Administrator Eric Bowen gave the following report.

Supervisor Donny Welch reminded the public the safety hazard that will occur with the closing of the Strong River Bridge.  “The old bridge needs to be left in place until the new bridge is ready to allow for emergency vehicles to reach all areas of the county,” explained Welch.

Building inspector Daniel Ferguson “homeowners can build their own homes…but still contact the Building Inspector’s office.” 601-675-2366

“Our job is to protect our citizens…the safety of the residents,” explained Ferguson.

Simpson County Farm Safety Day is scheduled for February 20th.

 

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