Whitefield Fire Department

Welcome to our website. The Whitefield Fire Department has been serving  its community for 40 years. Our firefighters respond to hundreds of incidents each year, covering over 25 square miles in Anderson, SC. Our fleet is compromised of two engines, a 2000 gallon tanker, a rescue and grass truck. We hope you enjoy our website.

McAlister Road Auto Accident

On January 31, Whitefield firefighters responded to a single-car auto accident.  Firefighters found the vehicle down an enbankment on McAlister Rd. One patient was transported to a local hospital.

Whitefield firefighters respond to auto accident on Old Williamston Rd

Engine 22, Rescue 22 and Brush 22 responded to a single-car accident on January 7. Firefighters utilized Res-Q-Jack equipment recently donated by a grant through the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation to stabilize the vehicle prior to accessing the patient.   Firefighters then accessed the patient by removing the front windsheild. Pelzer and MedShore emergency medical services … Continue reading »

Whitefield firefighters assist West Pelzer FD with auto accident involving overturned fuel tanker

On November 4, Whitefield firefighters assisted West Pelzer FD with an auto accident involving an overturned tanker truck hauling approximately 8, 800 gallons of fuel.  Firefighters assisted with setting up a landing zone for the LifeFlight helicopter and provided manpower for the accident scene.  Engine 22 and Rescue 22 responded along with several HazMat units. Independent-Mail … Continue reading »

Carrageen Dr Structure Fire

Whitefield FD, along with Piercetown FD and West Pelzer FD responded to a house fire on July 17.  First arriving personnel observed fire in the garage area, but the fire quickly spread throughout the home.  A primary search was conducted for possible occupants.  It was later determined that no one was home at the time … Continue reading »

Moores Mill Rd Structure Fire

Whitefield firefighters responded to Moores Mill Rd in Pelzer on July 16 to assist West Pelzer FD and Wren FD with R.I.T.  Engine 22 and Brush 22 responded with manpower. Anderson Independent Article - WYFF Article – WSPA Article