Greenville City Professional Firefighters - IAFF Local 2261 - SC

05/16/2026

Unbelievably saddened at the loss that our first responder community is experiencing. Prayers for the families of Ashley and Diana and our GPD brothers and sisters.

03/25/2026

Local 2261 is proud to partner with Dr. Stephen Savnik, owner of Quest Chiropractic!

If you're looking for a practice that truly listens to your concerns and provides targeted treatment to get to the root of your spine related pain, then give him a call.

We appreciate Dr. Stephen and his team for making care accessible for our members who put so much into serving the community.

02/24/2026

The International Association of Fire Fighters secured a crucial federal court ruling in South Carolina that reinforces fire fighters’ First Amendment rights

02/13/2026

Happening right here in Greenville (SC).

A federal district court in South Carolina has denied, in large part, a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed against the City of Greenville and its fire chief by a firefighter who alleges he was terminated for communicating concerns about department operations and morale while serving as union presiden...

02/13/2026

12/24/2025

Greenville Professional Firefighters are pleased to welcome a new Engine to serve the North Main Community.

Engine Co. 7 is a 2025 Pierce Arrow XT with a 750 GWT. This apparatus hosts several new additions to enhance firefighter safety while responding and operating on scene.

This new Engine Company replaces a 2011 Sutphen Engine. Continued support from our city leaders, and fire administration insure’s our front line apparatus are outfittied with the latest tools and safety equipment to provide the best service possible to our community.

Thanks to A shift Engine 5 and Quint 5 for helping load hose and insure the apparatus was ready for its first call.

12/07/2025

For 33 years, Lt. Boggs has proudly served the City of Greenville, earning a reputation built on bravery, dedication, and true professionalism. His heroic actions have been recognized time and time again, and those who’ve worked beside him know him as a steady hand, a trusted mentor, and a leader in every sense of the word. His legacy will carry on long after he hangs up his helmet.

His calm presence on the most chaotic scenes, his unwavering commitment to doing what’s right, and his constant willingness to serve others have set the standard for what it means to wear this uniform. Generations of firefighters have learned from his example, not just how to fight fires, but how to treat people with dignity, compassion, and respect.

From mentoring new recruits to supporting his brothers and sisters through the toughest calls, Lt. Boggs has always put his crew and his community first. The stories of lives changed and lives saved because of his dedication will be told for years to come.

As he soon will step into a well-earned retirement, we don’t just say “thank you” for 33 years of service, we honor a career defined by courage, integrity, and heart. Congratulations, Lt. Boggs. You have made Greenville safer, stronger, and better, and your impact will be felt long after your last shift.