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New rating spotlights Grovetown’s investment in public safety

Eli Thompson
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Eli Thompson
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Eli Thompson has been covering education in Augusta for over 4 years, focusing on local schools and educational policy. He earned his degree in Education from Georgia College and State University and has worked closely with various educational initiatives in the area, which gives him unique insights into local challenges and triumphs.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 10:53 PM · 1 min read
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New rating spotlights Grovetown’s investment in public safety — Augusta Real Estate news

GROVETOWN, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Grovetown Fire Rescue has earned one of the highest recognitions in fire protection — an Insurance Services Office (ISO) Public Protection Classification rating of 1.It’s a change that could eventually save some homeowners money on their insurance.The city of Grovetown announced the new rating in a press release, noting the score will take effect in February 2027. Fewer than 1% of fire departments nationwide hold an ISO Class 1 rating, according to the city.Across the United States, 517 fire departments have a Class 1 Public Protection Classification score, according to Verisk, ISO’s parent company. Five departments in Georgia are rated Class 1.What is an ISO rating?ISO fire ratings measure how well a community can prevent and respond to fires. The Insurance Services Office evaluates factors like:The reliability and staffing of the local fire departmentAvailable equipment and trainingThe community’s water supply and hydrant system911 communications and emer

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