Orangeburg firefighters extinguish house fire
The ODPS Fire Department responded to a fire on Sweet Maple Drive on Wednesday, said officials.
Orangeburg Department of Public Safety
ODPS Firefighters extinguish house fire
ODPS Firefighters along with the Orangeburg County Fire District responded to a house fire, says ODPS.
2 arrested on drug charges, says ODPS
The Orangeburg Department of Public Safety says two people have been arrested on Tuesday for various drug and other related charges.
1 person treated for smoke inhalation after house fire in Orangeburg County
One person has been treated for smoke inhalation after a house fire in Orangeburg County, says ODPS.
SLED investigating officer involved shooting in Orangeburg County
According to an incident report from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), the incident happened in the parking lot on the corner of Henley Street and Gibson Street.
2 charged with keeping vulnerable adults locked in dangerous unlicensed residential care home
An Orangeburg woman and man are accused of keeping vulnerable adults locked in a dangerous unlicensed residential care home, said the Attorney General’s Office.
Orangeburg firefighters rescue dog stuck in storm drain
The Orangeburg Department of Public Safety has rescued a dog that was trapped in a storm drain.
ODPS asking for public’s help finding woman last seen at store
The Orangeburg Department of Public Safety is asking for the public’s help finding a missing 38-year-old woman.
New joint police substation opens in Orangeburg
The opening of a new substation at the corners of Goff Avenue and Buckley Street is a joint effort between Orangeburg’s Department of Public Safety, the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office, South Carolina State University, and Claflin University.
Officer creates registry to help find loved ones with Alzheimer’s who wander
“It’s like a pre-plan if someone goes missing. We have all the information ahead of time. Because there’s been times we’ve responded to missing persons and it turns out we’ve driven by them because we didn’t have a good picture or description of them,” Lt. Haig says.
