Bluffton Township Fire District
Missy Keller holds a diverse professional background, currently serving as a firefighter with Bluffton Township Fire District since January 2017. Prior to this role, Missy was the Health & Wellness Manager at Wolf & Wilhelmine from October 2015 to December 2016, and worked as an Executive Assistant at Fahringer & Dubno from July 2007 to July 2015, where responsibilities included managing high-profile client information and improving office efficiency. Additional experience includes conducting background investigations at General Information Service, coaching women's soccer at The University of Tulsa, and serving as a production assistant at NBC Sports. Missy Keller earned a Master of Arts from The University of Tulsa and a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from The University of Alabama.
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Bluffton Township Fire District
The Bluffton Township Fire District was formally founded in 1978 as a special fire tax district by the Beaufort County Council to provide emergency services in the southern portion of the County and the Town of Bluffton. Initially, the district was made up of three independent volunteer fire departments – Chelsea (Station 32), Pritchardville (Station 31), and Bluffton (Station 30). These local departments were created by concerned citizens seeing a need for fire and medical services in the area prior to the County combining them into a single department in 1978. Over the years the department evolved from a volunteer service and started hiring paid firefighters. In 2007, the district became a fully career department that now serves a population of approximately 75,000 residents with 170 personnel within its 246 square miles. Today, the Bluffton Township Fire District is committed to protecting the lives and property of its citizens, while providing proactive all-hazards public safety services to address all its community’s risks from nine stations, located strategically throughout its jurisdiction.