Inman City Fire Department

10/04/2026

🔋 Fire Prevention Week is coming up October 4–10!

This year’s theme, “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” reminds us that everyday choices can help prevent battery fires.

Use the charger that came with your device or one approved by its manufacturer. Charge on a hard, flat surface instead of a bed or couch, and unplug your device when it’s fully charged.

The South Carolina Fire Marshals Association encourages everyone to take a look at where and how they charge their devices. A small change today can help protect your home and family. ⚡🏠
For more info: fpw.org

09/11/2026

Today, the City of Inman honored and remembered the victims of September 11, 2001. We pause to remember the lives lost, honor the heroes who responded, and recognize the families and loved ones who continue to carry the loss.

🇺🇸 Please join us in keeping these families, our first responders, and our nation in your thoughts today as we remember September 11, 2001. 🇺🇸

09/09/2026

Join us Friday morning, September 11th at 8:30am for our 9/11 Memorial Service at Inman City Hall, 20 S Main Street.

We invite you to take a moment with us to reflect and remember those who gave all.

08/03/2026

Updated August 3, 2026:

National Night Out Location Change🚨

Due to the forecasted weather, tomorrow’s National Night Out event will now be held indoors at the Hames Family Life Center at Inman Mills Baptist Church (22 B Street) from 5-8pm.

A huge thank you to Inman Mills Baptist Church for graciously opening their doors and allowing us to move the event indoors on short notice.

🎒Join us for an evening of fun featuring free food, games, school supplies, and music for families to enjoy. We can’t wait to see you tomorrow!🎒

Previous Post: Join the City of Inman for our first-ever National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4, from 5:00–8:00pm! 🎉

🚓National Night Out is a nationwide event that brings neighbors, local businesses, and public safety agencies together to build stronger relationships and create a safer, more connected community. As we get ready for the new school year, we'll be giving away school supplies and drawstring bags (while supplies last), along with FREE hot dogs and drinks!🚒

Come meet our local first responders, challenge a cop in games, and don't miss your chance to dunk a cop or fireman in the dunk tank! It's an evening of family fun, community connection, and back-to-school excitement that you won't want to miss.

📢Calling all businesses, churches, and organizations! Help us fill backpacks and support local students by signing up to donate school supplies. The sign-up deadline to participate is July 15. Fill out the form https://www.cognitoforms.com/CityOfInman/NationalNightOutCommunityPartnerRegistration or contact us today to get involved!

08/03/2026

Updated August 3, 2026: National Night Out Location Change🚨

Due to the forecasted weather, tomorrow’s National Night Out event will now be held indoors at the Hames Family Life Center at Inman Mills Baptist Church (22 B Street) from 5-8pm.
A huge thank you to Inman Mills Baptist Church for graciously opening their doors and allowing us to move the event indoors on short notice.

🎒Join us for an evening of fun featuring free food, games, school supplies, and music for families to enjoy. We can’t wait to see you tomorrow!🎒

Previous Post: 🚓Join us on August 4th from 5-8pm on Mill Street for our first annual National Night Out! 🚒

✨Enjoy free hot dogs and drinks, school supplies and drawstring bag giveaways, a bounce house, games with our police and fire team, and the chance to dunk a chief!
Bring the family for an evening of fun, connection, and community.

We're still accepting donations for our Police vs. Fire School Supply Drive through July 22nd! Stay tuned to see which department wins and who gets pied in the face. We can’t wait to see you at National Night Out!✨

07/15/2026

We are excited to share our 2026 Mid - Year Report, highlighting our progress and growth throughout the past six months.

From new businesses to community events to downtown investments, we are proud of our momentum and look forward to continuing to serve the residents of Inman.

Read the full report on our City Blog: https://www.cityofinman.org/blog.php

07/01/2026

As South Carolinians prepare to celebrate Independence Day, SC State Fire Marshal Jonathan Jones is reminding residents to make fireworks safety a priority and help prevent injuries, fires, and avoidable tragedies. Click here to read the full press release: https://bit.ly/4eGDmYY

06/17/2026

🚒Help us get ready for National Night Out by supporting our Police vs. Fire School Supply Drive from now until July 22! 🚓

We're collecting pencils, highlighters, and packs of paper at Inman City Hall to help local students start the school year strong.

The losing department gets pie'd, so help us fill the donation bins, make a difference, and decide whether Chief Tucker or Chief Pearson takes a pie to the face.👀

06/17/2026

Help us pie the police chief. Make sure to drop your items off at city hall before July 22 for this great cause.

🚒Help us get ready for National Night Out by supporting our Police vs. Fire School Supply Drive from now until July 22! 🚓

We're collecting pencils, highlighters, and packs of paper at Inman City Hall to help local students start the school year strong.

The losing department gets pie'd, so help us fill the donation bins, make a difference, and decide whether Chief Tucker or Chief Pearson takes a pie to the face.👀

06/12/2026

This week, the Inman City Fire Department was recognized at the South Carolina Firefighters' Association Conference.

Join us in congratulating the Inman City Fire Department on being recognized as a 2025 Fire Safe South Carolina Community! We would also like to congratulate the 18 other Spartanburg County Fire Departments that earned this recognition and continue working to make their communities safe.

“This designation shows that Inman is committed to fire safety and working with community partners and city leaders to reduce risk in our community.” - Assistant Chief James Cantrell