Kimber Carolina
- Pronouns
- Her/She
- Gender
- Female
- DOB
- 01/31/1998
- Height
- 5'2"
- Weight
- 125
Academic Information
- School Year
- Major
Academic Details
Employment Details
Currently waiting to be interview by WCFD for her transfer.
Backstory
Kimber Carolina was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, a city known for its southern charm, history, and strong sense of community. From a young age, Kimber was drawn to adventure and action, thriving in environments where she could test her limits and prove her strength. Growing up in a family with a tradition of service—her father was a police officer, and her mother worked as a nurse—Kimber naturally felt a call toward helping others. But while her parents had their careers in law enforcement and healthcare, Kimber was drawn to a different kind of service: firefighting. At 18, Kimber enrolled in the fire academy, determined to carve out her own path. She thrived in the rigorous, physically demanding environment of training, quickly proving herself as one of the top recruits in her class. Her fiery spirit, fearlessness, and determination to succeed helped her stand out, and after graduating, she joined the Charleston Fire Department as a Firefighter and EMT. Despite her passion for the work, Kimber’s fierce independence and rebellious nature sometimes led to clashes with authority. She wasn’t one to follow orders blindly or accept the status quo. If she saw a better way to handle a situation or believed a decision was putting lives at risk, she wasn’t afraid to speak up—even if that meant challenging her superiors. Over time, this led to friction between her and her captain, as well as the department’s chief. Kimber's willingness to question orders, take calculated risks, and her refusal to "play politics" within the department caused tension. While her instincts were usually right, her blunt attitude didn’t always sit well with her more traditional superiors, who valued structure and discipline above all else. Feeling disillusioned and unappreciated, she realized that her time with the Charleston Fire Department had come to an end. She loved the job but knew she couldn’t thrive in an environment where her instincts and expertise were constantly questioned. Seeking a fresh start, Kimber began looking for opportunities elsewhere. When she learned about an open position at the Woodcrest Fire Department in Massachusetts, she saw it as the perfect chance to transfer and start over in a place where she could make her mark without the baggage of her past conflicts. At 26, Kimber arrives in Woodcrest with eight years of firefighting and EMT experience under her belt. She’s a seasoned professional who’s seen it all—fires, rescues, medical emergencies—and while she’s ready to bring her skills to her new department, she’s also hoping for a fresh start. Kimber is determined to prove herself in Woodcrest, not just as a capable firefighter, but as someone who can rise above the challenges of her past and carve out a new chapter in her career.