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Tybee Island Fire Department
Tybee Island • GA • Chatham County
Tybee Island Fire Department is a Fire / Rescue combination department that provides emergency services to the City of Tybee Island, Spanish Hammocks, Chimney Creek, DAV Island, USCG Station Tybee, and Fort Pulaski. The Fire Department is dedicated to protecting lives and property through excellence in fire protection, emergency medical services, rescue, education, disaster management, and treating customers with compassion and respect. The Department is also responsible for the lifeguard program and ocean rescue, as well as coordination of emergency management for the City.
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Search by ZIP code or city, open your local department's listing, and look for the Non-emergency phone label in the contact box. Listings also show the station address and official website when they are on file. Some communities route non-emergency fire calls through a shared public-safety line or 311.
Call 911 for
- Fire or smoke from a building or vehicle
- A sounding carbon monoxide alarm
- A gas leak or downed power line
- Medical emergencies or someone trapped
Use the non-emergency number for
- Burn permits and fire inspections
- Fire or incident report requests
- Station tours and smoke alarm programs
- General questions about department services
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