Thursday September 10, 2026
It is with deep sadness that the fire company announces the passing of 56 yr Life Member, Fire Policeman & Past Chief Engineer Eddie Wise Sr. Our sympathy goes out to his Wife Susan, all of the Family & Friends. In 2023 we had the honor of presenting him with "Lifetime Fireman of the Year", for his life of dedication to the community & for our nation as a Veteran. His legacy of service is carried on by his son fire company member Ed "Chum" Wise Jr & family who are also active with the fire co. ladies auxiliary. President Briggs will disseminate service arrangements as they become available.
Wednesday September 09, 2026
Tonight Junior Members met for a introduction to ground ladders and ladder bucket operations. Great job to all Junior Members who attended. Thank you Asst. Chief Baker, Captain Tyndall, Engineer Briggs, Past Chief Pepper & F/F Magee for providing instruction.
Tuesday September 08, 2026
Tonight’s training featured a demonstration of the new MSA G1 4.5 and G1 City Pack SCBA units, equipped with 30-minute cylinder. We extend our gratitude to all members who participated & the SCBA Committee. Additionally, we would like to thank Jay Able from The Fire Store for his instruction and presentation.
Thursday August 27, 2026
Are you interested in joining a worthwhile organization, helping those in the Georgetown community that need us? Take the first step and fill out a membership application today! New members are always needed.
Fri, Sep 11, 2026 04:39
Vehicle Fire
20999 E Piney Grove Rd
Thu, Sep 10, 2026 17:48
Trailer Fire
34704 Stem St
jan - 73
feb - 113
mar - 67
apr - 64
may - 71
jun - 73
jul - 75
aug - 0
sep - 0
oct - 0
nov - 0
dec - 0
2026 - 536
2025 - 833
2024 - 804
2023 - 734
The Georgetown Fire Company urges our citizens to become familiar with fire prevntion in their homes and busisnesses. Our members hold public fire prevention activities in classrooms, public gatherings, and at our station.
In 1937 the company established an annual fund-raising effort known as the “Oyster Eat” Hundreds gather here each February to enjoy the food and fellowship of the event, which has been recognized by the United States Congress for its historical and cultural significance.
