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Suppression personnel recently participated in Pressurized Container training, gaining valuable hands-on experience and ...
10/07/2026

Suppression personnel recently participated in Pressurized Container training, gaining valuable hands-on experience and knowledge to better recognize, assess, and safely manage incidents involving pressurized containers.

Continuous training is a key part of what we do at RCFR. Our firefighters are committed to staying prepared, strengthening their skills, and ensuring they are ready to respond when our community needs them most.

This week, Rockdale County Fire Rescue was proud to participate in the Keep Conyers Rockdale Beautiful Adopt-A-Mile Prog...
10/02/2026

This week, Rockdale County Fire Rescue was proud to participate in the Keep Conyers Rockdale Beautiful Adopt-A-Mile Program! Our crews spent the week helping keep our community clean by picking up litter across Rockdale County.

A huge thank you to all our crews who took the time and helped make this cleanup possible. Your hard work and dedication go beyond the station and into the community we proudly serve.

🚨 SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES! 🚨Rockdale County Fire Rescue is partnering with the American Red Cross for a Sound the Alarm ...
09/25/2026

🚨 SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES! 🚨

Rockdale County Fire Rescue is partnering with the American Red Cross for a Sound the Alarm Smoke Alarm Blitz! ❤️‍🔥

📅 Saturday, October 3, 2026
⏰ 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 Indian Ridge Subdivision

🏠 FREE smoke alarms will be installed in homes throughout the community. Each appointment takes approximately 30 minutes.

Don’t wait until it’s too late—working smoke alarms can help save lives!

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to schedule your appointment or call 470-201-7920.

Help us spread the word! Share this post with your family, friends, and neighbors. ❤️🚒

Today, Rockdale County Fire Rescue climbed to remember.At Stone Mountain, our firefighters joined together to honor the ...
09/11/2026

Today, Rockdale County Fire Rescue climbed to remember.

At Stone Mountain, our firefighters joined together to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters, along with the law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, and countless others who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001.

This year’s climb carried an even deeper meaning for our RCFR family. We were honored to have the family of Firefighter Juan Smith II join us on the mountain. As we remembered the heroes of September 11, we also carried with us the memory of Juan, his service, his sacrifice, and the lasting impact he made on our department.

Every step was a reminder of what it means to serve, to sacrifice, and to stand together as a fire service family.

We remember the 343. We remember Juan. We will never forget. 🇺🇸🚒

#343

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday to celebrate the retirements of Jamie Coggins and Earl Powell! It was a gr...
08/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday to celebrate the retirements of Jamie Coggins and Earl Powell!

It was a great afternoon filled with laughter, memories, and appreciation as we recognized their years of dedicated service to Rockdale County Fire Rescue.

Jamie and Earl, thank you for your commitment, professionalism, and the lasting impact you’ve made on our department. We wish you both nothing but happiness, good health, and many exciting adventures in retirement.

Congratulations on this well-earned milestone, you will always be a part of the Rockdale County Fire Rescue family! 🚒❤️

🚨🩸 Battle of the Badges Blood Drive 🩸🚨Join us and help make a difference by supporting our community and helping repleni...
07/07/2026

🚨🩸 Battle of the Badges Blood Drive 🩸🚨

Join us and help make a difference by supporting our community and helping replenish a critical blood supply shortage!

📅 Thursday, July 30
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Piedmont Rockdale Hospital – Building A, Classrooms 2
1412 Milstead Avenue, Conyers, GA 30012

As a thank you, donors will receive a Battle of the Badges T-shirt and a Fandango movie ticket while supplies last!

Come out, donate, and support your favorite department. One donation can help save lives! ❤️

To schedule an appointment, visit RedCrossBlood.org or call 1-800-RED-CROSS

On Friday, we laid our brother, Firefighter Juan Smith II, to rest.There are simply no words that can fully express the ...
06/28/2026

On Friday, we laid our brother, Firefighter Juan Smith II, to rest.

There are simply no words that can fully express the gratitude we feel for the overwhelming love, support, and honor shown to Juan, his family, and the members of Rockdale Fire Rescue over the past several days. During one of the most difficult times in our department’s history, you reminded us that the fire service is more than a profession—it is a family.

We extend our deepest appreciation to the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office for your extraordinary partnership, leadership, and unwavering support throughout this difficult week. From escorting Juan with the dignity and honor he deserved to standing beside our department every step of the way, your professionalism, compassion, and friendship will never be forgotten.

We are especially grateful to the Georgia L.A.S.T. (Local Assistance State Team) and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation for your guidance, compassion, and unwavering support throughout this journey. Your experience, care, and commitment to honoring our fallen while caring for both our department and Juan’s family provided strength when we needed it most. Thank you to National EMS for your support and assistance throughout the week, helping ensure that Juan received the hero’s farewell he so richly deserved.

We are also profoundly grateful to the Conyers Police Department, Georgia State Patrol, the countless law enforcement agencies, fire departments, EMS agencies, emergency communications personnel, honor guards, and public safety professionals from across Georgia and beyond who traveled to stand shoulder to shoulder with us. Your presence was a powerful reminder that no department walks this road alone.

To our elected officials, community leaders, churches, businesses, volunteers, and every citizen who lined the streets, prayed for us, sent meals, made donations, or simply offered a comforting word—thank you. Your kindness and compassion carried us through unimaginable grief and demonstrated the very best of our community.

Juan lived a life of service. He was a devoted son, brother, friend, firefighter, and man of faith whose humility, compassion, and courage left an impression on everyone he met. He answered the call to serve others without hesitation, and his sacrifice will forever be etched into the history of Rockdale Fire Rescue. While we mourn the loss of our brother, we also celebrate the remarkable life he lived and the legacy he leaves behind.

To Juan’s family, thank you for sharing him with us. It was an honor to serve alongside him, and we remain committed to standing beside you in the days, months, and years ahead. You will always be a part of the Rockdale Fire Rescue family.

To every agency, organization, and individual who sacrificed your time, resources, and hearts to honor Juan and support us through this unimaginable loss—please know that your kindness will never be forgotten. You helped us give our brother the hero’s farewell he deserved, and for that, we will be forever grateful.

Juan, thank you for your service, your sacrifice, your friendship, and your unwavering commitment to this community. Though your watch has ended, your legacy will live on in every firefighter who answers the call, every life that is saved, and every act of service performed in your memory.

Rest easy, brother. We’ll take it from here.

🖤❤️

Special credit to Shane Shifflett with Action Fire Photography & News, along with others who generously shared photos with us.

Please see the funeral arrangements for Juan Antonia Smith II as we come together to honor his life, service, and dedica...
06/19/2026

Please see the funeral arrangements for Juan Antonia Smith II as we come together to honor his life, service, and dedication to our community. We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and our fire family during this difficult time. His legacy will be remembered with gratitude and honor.

The Rockdale County Fire Rescue family continues to mourn the tragic loss of Firefighter Juan Smith, who gave his life w...
06/16/2026

The Rockdale County Fire Rescue family continues to mourn the tragic loss of Firefighter Juan Smith, who gave his life while responding to a call in service to our community.

Juan was a valued member of our department, a dedicated firefighter, and a beloved friend and brother to those who served alongside him. His commitment to helping others and answering the call for service exemplified the values of the fire service and the character he brought to our organization every day.

As we grieve this tremendous loss, our thoughts and prayers remain with Juan’s family, his loved ones, his girlfriend, and the child they are expecting. While no words can ease the pain they are experiencing, we are committed to standing beside them during this difficult time.

Many members of our department have had the opportunity to spend time with Juan’s family over the past several days. Their faith, strength, and love for Juan have been evident through this tragedy and have been an inspiration to all who have met them.

For those who would like to support Juan’s family, donations are being accepted through the Chief 1106 Legacy Fund at the link below:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/support-for-the-family-of-rockdale-county-firefighter-juan-antonia-smith

The Chief 1106 Legacy Fund is a nonprofit organization established by the family of Battalion Chief Chris Eddy following his line-of-duty death while serving with Greene County Fire Rescue. Chris Eddy was also a former Rockdale County firefighter. The organization was created to support firefighters’ families during times of tragedy and need.

For those who prefer to donate by check, please make checks payable to Chief 1106 Legacy Fund. Checks may be dropped off at Fire Headquarters or mailed to:

Rockdale County Fire Rescue Headquarters
1496 Rockbridge Road
Conyers, GA 30012

One hundred percent of all donations received will go directly to Juan’s family.

We ask our community to continue lifting Juan’s family, friends, and fellow firefighters in prayer as we navigate the difficult days ahead. Thank you for the overwhelming support, kindness, and prayers that have been extended to our department and to Juan’s loved ones.

Forever a member of the Rockdale County Fire Rescue family. Never forgotten. ❤️

Your gift honors Rockdale County Firefighter Juan Antonia Smith by standing with his family in a difficult time. As part of our mission, Chief 1106 Legacy…

Juan Antonia Smith IIFebruary 5, 2024 - June 12, 2026It is with profound sadness that Rockdale County Fire Rescue announ...
06/14/2026

Juan Antonia Smith II
February 5, 2024 - June 12, 2026

It is with profound sadness that Rockdale County Fire Rescue announces the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Juan Antonia Smith II, who passed away on June 12, 2026.

Today, we honor a brave firefighter who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others. His courage, dedication, and selflessness exemplified the highest ideals of the fire service and will never be forgotten.

Though his watch has ended, his legacy will endure in the lives he touched, the community he served, and the brothers and sisters who had the privilege of serving alongside him.

Rest easy, Firefighter Smith. We have the watch from here. ❤️

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1496 Rockbridge Road NW
Conyers, GA
30012

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