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Established in 1958, the Mauldin Fire Department is a full-service public safety agency that works to provide fire suppression and prevention and emergency medical services. It is comprised of more than 30 full-time employees and operates various fire stations. The department serves in area of over 20 square miles. The Mauldin Fire Department supports a public safety program that provides fire safety information and administers puppet shows, tours, fire safety talks and fire extinguisher classes. It also conducts fire inspections and investigations and is responsible for planning fire examination and prevention. The department maintains a fleet of apparatus that includes engines, trucks, ladders and rescue vans. The Mauldin Fire Department is located in Mauldin, S.C.

Boiling Springs Fire District

The Boiling Springs Fire District is a full-service fire prevention agency that works to provide fire suppression and emergency medical services. Located in Greenville, S.C., it also conducts fire and rescue operations that include services, such as medical, water and technical rescue, hazardous materials response and automobile extrication services. The district supports several fire prevention and code enforcement activities. The Boiling Springs Fire District houses a fleet of equipment that includes command vehicles, rescue trucks, water tanks and pumps, engines and aerial platforms. It offers public education services regarding fire prevention and safety. The district is governed by a board of fire control that is responsible for the oversight of finances and policies of the district. The Boiling Springs Fire District is located in Greenville County, S.C.

The Belmont Fire Department works to provide fire prevention and suppression and emergency control services. It is comprised of more than 30 fire academy instructors, rescue and emergency medical technicians, hazardous material technicians and paramedics, as well as has over 20 volunteers. The department utilizes a fleet of rescue trucks, special operation units and command vehicles. The Belmont Fire Department also maintains a training division and offers various employment opportunities to citizens.

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