With great sadness we announce that retired Franklin Fire Battalion Chief Gentry Fox passed away today, November 15, 2021. He was 70. Chief Fox retired in 2012 after 38 years with our department. You can learn more about his career here: https://t.co/31GoRZefZB.
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Last week, the Dunlap Fire Department conducted final inspection on two brand-new #Sutphen custom pumpers.
Thank you, Dunlap Fire Department, for your trust in Sutphen. For more info, check out the link below. #BuiltToDoWork
https://t.co/3B7h1RLw8I
It’s that time of year again!! It has been proven that working smoke detectors inside the home save lives, along carbon monoxide detectors. When the time changes this weekend, be sure to test your detectors, and change the batteries!
DON’T FORGET!!!
Come out and see us today at the Spook Stroll! The event begins at 2PM at Griffith Elementary School. We will also be handing out candy at Harris Park tonight for Scare on the Square!!
Today we join all of our first responder partners throughout the area, and thank them all for answering the call to service! We are grateful for the partnerships we have made, both locally and across the region.
A special thanks to @newschannelnine and all of the sponsors for providing our department with the goodie basket in honor of First Responders Day this Thursday
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT- -After nearly 2 months of hospitalization and then rehabilitation, Chief Hatfield has been released and is returning home! On behalf of Chief Hatfield and his family, we thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers gor his recovery. Welcome home Chief!!
the Sequatchie County Rescue Squad, and at Ewtonville Baptist Church. IF you have to travel, do not drive around barricades, and DO NOT attempt to drive through water. #TurnAroundDontDrown
BY THE NUMBERS- -Just received reports that crews have performed approx 5 water rescues from vehicles; 10-15 from residences. SR111 NB is open, and SB is open to 1 lane. We are expecting more rain tonight, and are asking everyone to stay weather aware. Shelters have been est at
FLOODING UPDATE…..SR 111 near US 127 is CLOSED due to heavy flooding. Please do not travel unless absolutely necessary. If you have an emergency, please call 911
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Dunlap Fire has no PIO available for media at this time. Any requests for information can be obtained through Dunlap Police Dept, Sequatchie County Sheriff's Department, or Sequatchie County Emergency Management. We apologize for to our media partners.
Through Tri-State Mutual Aid Association, Dunlap Fire has requested Swift Water Rescue assistance. Crews from Dallas Bay Fire Rescue and Soddy Daisy Fire Department are responding to assist with any evacuations or rescues that may be needed