Adams Fire and Emergency Services

At our last structure fire on June 5th there was numerous dogs that lived at the residence. These dogs were very friendly and curious about the many new people at their house. When firefighters would take breaks, they were very eager to check on them and at times attempt to re-enter their home. The decision was made to bring in Robertson County Animal Control to help with the dog situation. Officer Peach and Officer Cunningham responded and did an absolute amazing job with the dogs. Adams Fire Department wanted to say thank you to the two officers who answered the call and thank you to all the crew at RCAC. Your services are greatly appreciated!

The Robertson County Emergency Management Agency Special Operations Team is proud to announce the addition of new rope rescue equipment to our response cache. This investment enhances our ability to safely and effectively respond to technical rescue incidents throughout Robertson County.

Our upgraded equipment provides increased versatility, improved safety, and greater operational efficiency during rope rescue operations involving steep terrain, confined spaces, and other challenging environments. Just as importantly, the new equipment is compatible with the systems used by many surrounding agencies, allowing for seamless mutual aid operations and improved interoperability during large-scale incidents.

By ensuring our equipment works alongside neighboring departments and rescue teams, we can better coordinate resources, train together more effectively, and provide the highest level of service to the citizens of Robertson County and our regional partners.

We remain committed to maintaining a highly trained and properly equipped team ready to respond whenever and wherever we are needed.

Purple lights with a powerful purpose.💜

Our headquarters is shining purple this month in recognition of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month.

More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease, and millions more are affected as caregivers, family members, and friends. Throughout June, we join communities across the country in raising awareness, supporting those impacted, and encouraging conversations about brain health.

UPDATE:

GREAT news to report! Tyler Hall has been located in Clarksville and is safe.

Thanks to all who worked to find this child!!

PREVIOUSLY POSTED:

🚨AN AMBER ALERT has been issued on behalf of the Clarksville Police Department for 3-year-old Tyler Hall.

He was last seen on Tuesday in the Aurelia Lynn Drive area of Clarksville.

Tyler weighs about 40 pounds, has blonde hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a green dinosaur T-Shirt, green shorts, and gray socks.

If you have seen Tyler, call TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND or Clarksville PD at 931-648-0656.