Tennessee City Fire Rescue

TCFR proudly congratulates Firefighter Jane Ross on passing her Emergency Medical Responder National Registry Test.

It’s Pump Testing Day.

TCFR responded to a reported incident on Interstate 40 East at the 167-mile marker on Monday morning. The incident, involving a semi-truck that encountered debris, led to a fuel leak. Fortunately, the leak was contained by fire personnel and a HAZMAT team was called in to handle the cleanup. Units that responded included Engine 52, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Ozone Environmental Service, and Tennessee Department of Transportation HELP.

Firefighter Cole Bone recently traveled to East Tennessee to participate in a Swift Water Rescue 1 course instructed by the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads. The three-day training session will enhance his skills, making him a valuable asset to our Special Operations Team. He is set to complete Swift Water Rescue 2 later this year.

TCFR responded to a single-vehicle accident in the 2400 block of Highway 48 South on Friday night. Upon arrival, Assistant Chief 50 and Rescue 51 found all victims out of the vehicle and provided medical care until DCEMS took over. The scene was cleared shortly after. Units on scene AC50, R51, DCEMS, DCSO, and THP.

TCFR congratulates Engineer Steve Chandler on passing the Emergency Medical Responder National Registry Test, demonstrating his commitment to enhanced service for the Tennessee City community.

Today marks the final day of Tennessee Rescue Squad Week, and Tennessee City Fire Rescue is proud to stand alongside the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads as a Full Member agency.

We are honored to serve our community through fire suppression, rescue operations, swiftwater rescue, public safety diving, and all-hazards emergency response. This week has been a great opportunity to recognize the dedicated rescue personnel across Tennessee who answer the call day and night to protect their communities.

From vehicle extrication and technical rescue incidents to water emergencies and disaster response, rescue service takes teamwork, training, and commitment — and we are proud to be part of that mission.

Thank you to all rescue squads, firefighters, EMS personnel, law enforcement officers, dispatchers, and emergency responders across Tennessee for your dedication and sacrifice.

We especially want to thank the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads for supporting rescue services and strengthening emergency response across our state.

Thank you Region 3 & Region 4!

Today, the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads proudly recognizes the dedicated rescue squads and emergency responders serving Region III and Region IV across Middle and West Tennessee.

From the rolling hills and growing communities of Middle Tennessee to the farmlands, river communities, and rural towns of West Tennessee, these responders continue to answer the call with courage, professionalism, and compassion.

Whether responding to severe weather, vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, technical rescues, or disasters, the men and women serving throughout Regions III and IV remain committed to protecting the citizens and communities of Tennessee every single day.

Their dedication reflects the true spirit of service and sacrifice that defines the rescue service across our state.

To every volunteer, career responder, officer, and support member serving in Regions III and IV — thank you for your unwavering commitment and for all that you do for Tennessee.

Fire Chief Danny Tucker recently attended the 2026 Tennessee Advisory Committee on Arson Conference, continuing Tennessee City Fire Rescue’s commitment to professional development, fire investigation, and public safety excellence.

The conference focused on important updates to NFPA 921, NFPA 1033, and NFPA 1321, along with fire investigator job performance requirements and best practices in modern fire investigations.

Training opportunities like this help ensure our department stays current on the latest standards, investigative procedures, and industry practices to better serve and protect our community.

We are proud to see our leadership continuing to invest in education, training, and professional growth. 🔥🚒