Glynn County Fire Rescue presents community risk assessment, recommends staffing, station and fee changes
Fire Rescue presented a 2024 community risk assessment and standards-of-cover report that recommends recruitment and retention plans, consideration of additional ambulances and stations, and possible inspection fees to sustain service as call volume rises.
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Chief Vinny DeChristopher presented Glynn County Fire Rescue’s community risk assessment and standards-of-cover summary to the board on Jan. 21, saying the documents “provide a roadmap for enhancing emergency preparedness and response capabilities.”
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