Shackle Island Fire Department has been in service since February 4,1992. 100% volunteer. This is the official twitter of Shackle Island Fire Department
We would like to thank the community and the other Fire,EMS, Police and EMA departments for all the support that has been shown to us during this difficult time . On behalf of the family and members of Shackle Island… https://t.co/jm7WSGJ74A
Today members from Shackle Island Fire, Cottontown Fire Department-TN, Highland Volunteer Fire Department - TN, Gallatin Volunteer Fire Department, and White House Community Volunteer Fire got together to help a two… https://t.co/G3XGXswcyr
Beech Elementary teachers will be parading around the area to see their students starting at 1pm Monday! If you have an elementary student or know someone that does, please share this post to help spread the word!… https://t.co/Jq2qCgGFvw
We hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful day! Remember to practice social distancing! Even though it’s nice out side it is still strongly encouraged that you stay home. To help end this we must all do our part to… https://t.co/Faj7qhOxXW
We are currently in the scene of a large apartment fire on Moss Trail. Please stay clear of this area and allow all emergency personnel to access the area where needed.
The Red Cross is on the scene. At this time there are no reports of injury.
Photo credit/ select photos @NC5
Please stay home. Wash your hands. If you call 911 please let dispatch know if you have any of these symptoms. Here is a link to stay updated on COVID-19. https://t.co/bqXEd45ttN https://t.co/xHzRACXqpM
It’s that time again! We are looking for sponsors for our 2020 pancake breakfast. The date is March 28, 2020 7am-11am . Contact Chief Bowers at (615) 260-4762 or Marry-Ann at (615) 972-4441.
Thank you for your continued support! https://t.co/x6t1MxM1lY
Today was a busy day for members of Shackle Island Fire Department. Today members gathered for a well cooked fire house breakfast and did some cleaning and maintenance work to the station. After the chores we... https://t.co/fUhz8ztkZf
A Flood Watch is in effect for all of Middle Tennessee from Thursday afternoon through Friday afternoon. Rainfall amounts ranging from 2 to 4 inches are expected from Thursday through Friday, with the heaviest amounts occurring across southern Middle Tennessee.
Dangerous flooding possible tonight. Please review your evacuation plan now if you live near an area, river, creek or stream that you know floods. Have a way to get out quickly if you need to.
Missing 17 Y/o female in the area of Buchanan and Stirlingshire Dr. last seen wearing a maroon hoodie, black sweatpants. Last seen at 4 PM. Any information please contact the Sumner County Sheriff department 615-452-2216