Celina Volunteer Fire Department

09/11/2026

On this day, we remember the heroic acts of firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, other first responders, and the many civilians who never turned away from danger as they stepped forward to help their fellow Americans 25 years ago on September 11, 2001.

We remember the thousands of innocent lives lost that day and the families, friends, and communities forever changed by those attacks.

We also remember the brave men and women of our military who answered the call and fought in the wars that followed. May their sacrifices, along with the sacrifices of all who served and continue to serve, never be forgotten.

This morning, the Celina Fire Department, along with many of our county’s fire departments, law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, and other first responders, gathered at Celina K-8 School for a 9/11 remembrance ceremony.

It is important that we continue to remember, honor, and teach the next generation about the events of September 11, 2001, and the courage and sacrifice that followed.

25 years later — we remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

07/17/2026

03/23/2026

🥞 FREE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 🥞

Join us April 11, 2026 starting at 7 AM for a FREE Community Appreciation Breakfast hosted by the Moss Volunteer Fire Department!

Come eat with your local firefighters and enjoy some great food and fellowship. Everyone is welcome!

❤️ Donations are appreciated and help support the Moss Volunteer Fire Department.

📍 Serving from 7 AM until sold out.

7403 Clay County Hwy, Moss, TN.

03/20/2026

03/19/2026

Yesterday, Celina Fire Department was dispatched to assist Pea Ridge Fire Department with a structure fire in the Pea Ridge community. Celina Fire responded with two engines, one squad, and 7 personnel.

Upon arrival, crews assisted with fire suppression operations. The fire was contained and extinguished, and the residence was ventilated to remove smoke.

We were thankful for the opportunity to work alongside Pea Ridge Fire Department, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Clay County EMS, Clay County Dispatch, and Tri-County Electric. Strong teamwork makes all the difference in keeping our community safe.

02/11/2026

Within the first 24 hours of placing the new Engine into service, Celina responded to an apartment complex fire. With the swift action of the first responding police officers, who used a fire extinguisher to slow the fire, the Celina fire department was able to make entry into the heavily smoke-filled area with SCBA and a charged hose line, successfully containing the fire to the kitchen. The response involved 2 engines and 14 personnel.

02/10/2026

🚒 Celina Engine 1 🧯

The Celina Fire Department is proud to announce that, with the support of the City of Celina, we are upgrading several of our older fire engines. Our current primary response engine is a 1995 model—now 31 years old—which has served us well over the years and will continue to be our secondary engine. However, as the frontline engine responding to all local calls as well as mutual aid for several neighboring departments, it became clear that it was time to pursue an upgrade.

After approximately a year of searching, the department located an engine that met every requirement we were looking for. This unit has exceptionally low miles and operating hours and will significantly enhance our response capabilities. The new engine will replace two older units, a 1978 and a 1992, improving reliability, safety, and service to our community. The Plainfield Township Volunteer Fire Company were great to work with during the purchase and delivery. We would like to thank everyone for the support in allowing us this upgrade.

02/09/2026

Big exciting news coming soon for the Celina Fire Department.