Middle Georgia firefighters gear up for 4th Annual Central Georgia Firefighters Combat Challenge

Firefighters from across the state will gather in Warner Robins on Saturday, April 26, for the 4th Annual Central Georgia Firefighters Combat Challenge.

WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT)– Firefighters from across the state will gather in Warner Robins on Saturday, April 26, for the 4th Annual Central Georgia Firefighters Combat Challenge, an event designed to test their strength, skill, and endurance—all while raising money for a meaningful cause.

The challenge takes place at the Warner Robins Fire Department Training Grounds, located at 300 Foy Evans Drive. Gates open at 7 a.m., with opening ceremonies set for 8 a.m. and the event expected to conclude around noon.

Hosted in partnership with Southern Santa of Houston County, the event raises funds for first responders facing serious health challenges, including cancer and other major illnesses or injuries.

The competition includes a series of physically demanding events such as the High Rise Pack Carry, Hose Hoist, Victim Rescue, Hose Advance, and the Kaiser Sled. Participants can register as individuals, junior firefighters, or teams of five. New this year: firefighter wives can also register to compete.

Registration fees are $30 per person or $130 per team, with proceeds going directly to support Central Georgia’s first responders in need. Spectators are encouraged to come out, cheer on the participants, and show their support.

For a link to register click here.