Adamsville Fire Department, TN

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Adamsville Fire Department, TN Providing fire protection, emergency medical, and rescue services to Adamsville and surrounding areas

Bring the kiddos out to the city park tonight for some candy
10/30/2026

Bring the kiddos out to the city park tonight for some candy

Yesterday Adamsville fire department visited with a group of kids at First United Methodist church to talk about fire sa...
10/22/2026

Yesterday Adamsville fire department visited with a group of kids at First United Methodist church to talk about fire safety

10/20/2026

McNairy County Sheriff’s Office Mourns the Passing of Allen Strickland

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the sudden passing yesterday of former Chief Deputy and retired McNairy County EMA Director Allen Strickland.

Allen began his service with the McNairy County Sheriff’s Office in 1997, where he served until 2016, including his time as Chief Deputy. In 2016, he transitioned to the role of McNairy County Emergency Management Director, continuing his dedication to the citizens of McNairy County until his retirement on September 1, 2026.

We are shocked and deeply saddened by his unexpected passing. Throughout his many years of public service, Allen dedicated himself to protecting and serving the people of McNairy County, leaving a lasting impact on our community and those who had the privilege of working alongside him.

We ask that everyone keep his wife, Millie, his family, friends, and all those who served alongside him throughout his career in their thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

We’re glad to play a small part in the operations of our local emergency services! It’s a team effort!
10/19/2026

We’re glad to play a small part in the operations of our local emergency services! It’s a team effort!

10/08/2026

Hurricane Isaias continues to strengthen. Its remnants will impact portions of the Mid-South this weekend.

10/08/2026

NASHVILLE — Beginning Oct. 15, Tennesseans must obtain a free burn permit before burning leaves or natural debris or conducting prescribed burns. As wildfire season begins, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry (TDF) encourages residents and visitors to observe National Fire Prevention Week by practicing fire prevention and exercising extra caution when burning outdoors. Tennessee averages about 1,000 wildfires each year, burning approximately 18,000 acres.

“More than 90% of wildfires in Tennessee are caused by human activities, including escaped debris burns,” State Forester Heather Slayton said. “That means individual actions matter – choosing to avoid burning on high fire danger days, getting a burn permit, taking steps to burn safely and staying with your fire until it is completely out can make a meaningful difference in preventing destructive wildfires in our state.”

TDF is Tennessee’s lead wildfire agency and is responsible by law for administering the burn permit system. Burn permits help TDF communicate when and where conditions are safe for burning and are issued only when fire danger is at an acceptable level. When hazardous conditions — such as high winds, very low humidity or extremely dry vegetation and debris — increase wildfire risk, TDF temporarily pauses permit issuance until conditions improve.
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09/26/2026

We would like to thank everyone that came out and supported our first annual Adamsville fire department fundraising a successful one. We would also like to thank the ones that donated to help make this possible B.E. Scott's BBQ Piggly Wiggly of Adamsville The Smokin Pig Savannah Tn Fat Mans bbq Long John Silver's of Savannah Jacks Family Restaurant of Adamsville Aaron's of Selmer Cashway Building Supply of Adamsville Hopes Place Tan World of Adamsville Adamsville Nutrition cowboy boba in Adamsville

09/26/2026

Asst Fire Chief Jeff Pyron talks about what’s going on today! Come on out to see us today at the Adamsville Park! 11 until we run out of food and supplies! 🔥🚒

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231 E Main Street
Adamsville, TN
38310

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