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Primary Fire Department Name Street Address City ZIP Phone County 421 Area Emergency Services Volunteer Fire 1758 Bristol Caverns SULLIVAN Bristol 37620 423-878-0054 Department Hwy Adams Volunteer Fire Department ROBERTSON 7721 Highway 41 N Adams 37010 615-696-2593 Adamsville Fire Department MCNAIRY PO Box 301 Adamsville 38310 731-632-1403 AEDC Fire Department COFFEE Alamo Fire Department CROCKETT 97 S. Johnson St. Alamo 38001 731-696-4415 Alanthus Hill Volunteer Fire Department HANCOCK 166 Powell River Rd Tazewell 37879 423-733-4065 Alcoa Fire Department BLOUNT 2010 N Wright Rd Alcoa 37701 865-380-4999 Alexandria Fire Department DEKALB 102 High Street Alexandria 37012 615-529-2171 Algood Fire Department PUTNAM 137 Main Street Algood 38501 931-537-9545 Allardt Volunteer Fire Department FENTRESS PO Box 159 Allardt 38504 931-879-2648 Allons Volunteer Fire and Rescue OVERTON PO Box 156 Allons 38541 931-397-7800 Almaville Volunteer Fire Rescue Department RUTHERFORD 911 One Mile Lane Smyrna 37167 615-355-0715 Alpine Volunteer Fire Department OVERTON 223 Black Hollow Lane Alpine 38543 931-823-8594 Altamont Volunteer Fire Department GRUNDY PO Box 200 Altamont 37301 931-692-3971 Alto-Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department FRANKLIN 115 Black Lane Decherd 37324 931-607-2659 Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department ANDERSON PO Box 340 Andersonville 37705 865-494-0563 Ardmore Volunteer Fire Department GILES PO Box 55 Ardmore 38449 931-427-2124 Arlington Fire Department SHELBY PO Box 507 Arlington 38002 901-867-8905 Arrington Volunteer Fire Department WILLIAMSON PO Box 96 Arrington 37014 615-395-4147 Ashland City Fire Department CHEATHAM PO Box 36 Ashland City 37015 615-792-4211 Athens Fire Department MCMINN 815 North Jackson Street Athens 37303 423-744-2760 Athens Rural Fire Department MCMINN PO Box 214 Athens 37371-0214 423-745-6666 Atoka Fire Department TIPTON 334 Atoka-Munford Ave Atoka 38004 901-837-5322 Auburntown Volunteer Fire Department CANNON 166 E Main St Auburntown 37016 615-631-9701 Avoca Volunteer Fire Department SULLIVAN PO Box 640 Bluff City 37618 423-538-7012 Ballplay Volunteer Fire Department MONROE 167 Carroll Rd Tellico Plains 37385 423-253-2882 The information contained in this document was provided by the fire departments listed and not independently verified. Please contact the local jurisdiction if you are unable to reach a listed fire department. Authorization No. 335540 Primary Fire Department Name Street Address City ZIP Phone County Baneberry Volunteer Fire Department JEFFERSON 521 Harrison Ferry Rd Baneberry 37890 865-674-2022 Baptist Ridge Volunteer Fire Department CLAY 28 Oil Hollow Rd Hilham 38568 931-243-2774 Bartlett Fire Department SHELBY 2939 Altruia Rd Bartlett 38134 901-385-5536 Bath Springs Volunteer Fire Department DECATUR P.O. Box 278 Bath Springs 38311 731-549-9604 Battle Creek Volunteer Fire Department MARION 149 Goff Payne Rd South Pittsburg 37380 423-664-2837 Bean Station Volunteer Fire Department GRAINGER PO Box 103 Bean Station 37708 865-935-0351 Beech Creek Fire Department WAYNE 5775 Beech Creek Rd Waynesboro 38485 931-676-6944 Beersheba Beersheba Springs Volunteer Fire Department GRUNDY PO Box 546 37305 931-692-3508 Springs 441 Belfast/Farmington Belfast Rural Fire Department Marshall Belfast 37019 931-276-2526 Rd Bell Buckle Volunteer Fire Department BEDFORD PO Box 61 Bell Buckle 37020 931-389-6940 Bells Fire Department CROCKETT PO Box 760 Bells 38006-0760 731-663-2334 Belvidere Rural Volunteer Fire Department FRANKLIN P.O. Box 11 Belvidere 37306 931-962-0629 Berlin Fire Department Marshall 1350 Verona Caney Rd Lewisburg 37091 931-637-1761 Bethel Springs Fire Department MCNAIRY PO Box 117 Bethel Springs 38315 731-934-4382 Big Sandy Volunteer Fire Department BENTON P.O. Box 116 Big Sandy 38221 731-593-3213 Blaine Volunteer Fire Department GRAINGER PO Box 351 Blaine 37709 865-898-7075 Blair Volunteer Fire Department ROANE 1911 Old Harriman Hwy Oliver Springs 37840 865-435-2032 Bloomingdale Volunteer Fire Department SULLIVAN P.O. Box 7272 Kingsport 37660 423-288-7841 Blount County Fire Protection District BLOUNT 2549 E. Broadway Ave. Maryville 37804 865-983-2133 Bluff City Fire Department SULLIVAN PO Box 366 Bluff City 37618 423-538-5221 Bob's Landing Volunteer Fire Department DECATUR P.O. Box 278 Bath Springs 38311 731-549-9604 Bogota Volunteer Fire Department DYER PO Box 117 Bogota 38007 731-285-3249 Bold Springs/Poplar Grove Volunteer Fire Humphreys 2925 Poplar Grove Rd McEwen 37101 NULL Department Bolivar Fire Department HARDEMAN 210 West Jackson St Bolivar 38008 731-658-9545 Bon De Croft Volunteer Fire Department WHITE 8023 Crossville Hwy Sparta 38583 931-935-9001 The information contained in this document was provided by the fire departments listed and not independently verified. Please contact the local jurisdiction if you are unable to reach a listed fire department. Authorization No. 335540 Primary Fire Department Name Street Address City ZIP Phone County Bonicord Volunteer Fire Department DYER 2601 Palmer Rd Dyersburg 38024 731-676-9539 Braden Fire Department FAYETTE 5310 Hwy 70 Mason 38049 901-493-7561 Bradford Volunteer Fire Department GIBSON PO Box 87 Bradford 38316 731-742-3465 Bradley County Fire and Rescue BRADLEY PO Box 1167 Cleveland 37364 423-728-7295 Brayton Volunteer Fire Department BLEDSOE P.O. Box 775 Sale Creek 37373 423-554-3473 Brentwood Fire and Rescue Department WILLIAMSON 5211 Maryland Way Brentwood 37024 615-371-0170 Briceville Volunteer Fire Department ANDERSON 1444 Briceville Hwy Briceville 37710-0238 865-426-4350 Brighton Fire Department TIPTON PO Box 277 Brighton 38011 901-475-6536 Bristol Fire Department SULLIVAN 211 Bluff City Hwy Bristol 37620 423-989-5701 Broadview Volunteer Fire Department FRANKLIN 5253 Lynchburg Hwy Winchester 37398 931-962-2006 Brockdell Volunteer Fire Department BLEDSOE 229 Holland Drive Pikeville 37367 423-554-3155 Brownsville/Haywood County Fire Department HAYWOOD PO Box 449 Brownsville 38012 731-772-1396 Bruceton Volunteer Fire Department CARROLL 209 Cheatham St Bruceton 38317 731-586-2401 159 Palestine Cemetery Bruceville Volunteer Fire Department DYER Dyersburg 38024 Rd Bucksnort Fire & Rescue Hickman P.O. Box 31 Nunnelly 37137 615-806-4939 Buffalo River Volunteer Fire Department WAYNE 2098 Natural Bridge Rd Waynesboro 38485 931-722-3530 Bulls Gap Volunteer Fire Department HAWKINS PO Box 6 Bulls Gap 37711 423-235-2122 Burns Fire Department DICKSON PO Box 36 Burns 37029 615-446-7911 Burrville Volunteer Fire Department MORGAN 105 Burrville School Rd Sunbright 37872 423-628-5170 Butler Volunteer Fire Department JOHNSON PO Box 68 Butler 37640 423-768-5273 Byrdstown Pickett County V F D PICKETT 8817 Hwy 111 Byrdstown 38549-6003 931-864-3751 Cagle Volunteer Fire Department SEQUATCHIE 8230 State Route 8 Dunlap 37327 423-949-4091 Calhoun Fire Department MCMINN P.O. Box 61 Calhoun 37309 423-336-2348 Camden Fire Department BENTON P.O. Box 779 Camden 38320 731-584-4656 Camp Creek Volunteer Fire Department GREENE PO Box 1551 Greeneville 37743 423-638-1702 Campbell County Rural Fire Service CAMPBELL P.O. Box 341 LaFollette 37766 423-563-9983 The information contained in this document was provided by the fire departments listed and not independently verified. Please contact the local jurisdiction if you are unable to reach a listed fire department. Authorization No. 335540 Primary Fire Department Name Street Address City ZIP Phone County Camps Volunteer Fire Department HANCOCK 115 Willow Ln. Sneedville 37869 423-300-9177 Caney Branch Volunteer Fire Department GREENE 310 Kiser Loop Greeneville 37743 423-329-5869 Cannon County Volunteer Fire Department CANNON 200 Main street Woodbury 37190 615-904-5002 Capitol Hill Volunteer Fire Department FRANKLIN 5631 AEDC Rd Winchester 37398 931-967-6262 Carroll County Fire Department CARROLL 210 Norandal Dr Huntingdon 38344 731-986-1916 Carter's Valley Volunteer Fire Department HAWKINS 2847 Carters Valley Rd Church Hill 37642 423-357-7107 Carthage Fire Department SMITH PO Box 259 Carthage 37030 615-735-0843 Caryville Volunteer Fire Department CAMPBELL 4839 Old Highway 63 Caryville 37714 423-562-9478 Cassville Volunteer Fire Department WHITE 3861 Fanchers Mill Rd Sparta 38583 NULL Catons Chapel-Richardson Cove Volunteer Fire SEVIER 3109 Pittman Center Rd Sevierville 37876 865-428-1177 Department Cedar Creek Volunteer Fire Department PERRY P.O. Box 187 Linden 37096 931-589-3473 Cedar Creek Volunteer Fire Department GREENE 3342 Cedar Creek Road Greeneville 37743 423-620-7421 Cedar Grove Fire Department VAN BUREN 132 Cedar Grove Rd Rock Island 38581 931-686-1401 Celina Fire Department CLAY PO Box 449 Celina 38551 931-243-3454 Center Point Volunteer Fire Department LAWRENCE 387 Rabbit Trail Rd Leoma 38468 931-852-4905 Centertown Community Volunteer Fire WARREN 309 Line St McMinnville 37110 931-939-2894 Department Centerview Volunteer Fire Department COCKE 210 Turner Ridge Rd Newport 37821 423-623-9444 Centerville Volunteer Fire Department HICKMAN 102 E Swan St Centerville 37033 931-729-4246 Central Community Volunteer Fire Department CARTER 215 Hopson Rd Johnson City 37601 423-928-6114 Central View Fire Department WHITE 14462 Old Kentucky Rd Walling 38587 931-761-7222 Chalk Level Volunteer Fire Department BENTON PO Box 1074 Camden 38320 731-225-8125 Chapel Hill Fire Department MARSHALL 2202 Unionville Rd Chapel Hill 37034 931-364-4135 Charleston Volunteer Fire Department TIPTON 269 Charleston Gin Rd Stanton 38069 901-476-4300 Charlotte Volunteer Fire Department DICKSON PO Box 129 Charlotte 37036 615-789-4184
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