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Goshen substation more than fire trucks and ambulances
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Effingham County Sheriff Jimmy McDuffie, with interim county administrator Toss Allen, county finance director Joanna Wright, commissioners Phil Kieffer and Vera Jones, executive assistant Karen Arnold, EMTs and Rincon firefighters alongside, discusses the features and benefits of the Goshen substation. - photo by Photo by Pat Donahue
The Effingham County Sheriff’s Office has joined county paramedics and Rincon firefighters at their station on Goshen Road Extension. The ECSO has opened a substation at the nearly 10,000-square-foot building Effingham County EMS and the Rincon Fire Department have manned since the end of 2012. “We’re open for business,” Sheriff Jimmy McDuffie said with a smile as he and other county officials announced the official opening of the ECSO substation at 109 Goshen Road Extension.