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Hall County Fire Rescue Improving Lives Through Excellent Service

Founded in 1970, Hall County Fire Rescue has 16 stations located throughout Hall County provide protection to her 190,000+ citizens.

Hall County Fire has been busy lately with educating all ages on fire safety! Fire prevention is a huge priority for our...
10/15/2026

Hall County Fire has been busy lately with educating all ages on fire safety! Fire prevention is a huge priority for our Fire Marshal’s Office and it is a great way to educate children about fire safety. Thank you to all of the organizations that have invited us to be a part of your events!

It was a great time celebrating the accomplishments of Class 59! Their friends and family were able to see what they hav...
10/13/2026

It was a great time celebrating the accomplishments of Class 59! Their friends and family were able to see what they have been working on the last 12 weeks of fire school. It was a great way to end this part of their journey before starting EMT school. Wish them luck!

Glad we can be a part of our local schools and teach fire safety!
10/09/2026

Glad we can be a part of our local schools and teach fire safety!

10/08/2026

Family and friends,Sammy and Kiana Skelton recently experienced a heart-wrenching loss when their beloved son, Knox, who was just shy of his second birthday, passed away in a tragic accident. This painful situation has left the family facing an uncertain future, both emotionally and financially.

Thank you to the Chamber of Commerce Leadership Hall for stopping by our Training Center last week to understand how a f...
10/06/2026

Thank you to the Chamber of Commerce Leadership Hall for stopping by our Training Center last week to understand how a fire department functions day to day. We love having visitors, but it also allows us to educate the public on what it takes to respond to emergencies.

It takes a village to help bring recruit classes across the finish line, luckily we have the best people to do that here...
10/02/2026

It takes a village to help bring recruit classes across the finish line, luckily we have the best people to do that here at Hall County Fire. Thank you, to our Training Division and the on-shift personnel who step in to help week by week.

Today is the last day to apply to be a part of our department this year. Be sure to get your application in before 5:00pm today!

Nothing like a 100% pass rate after a week of confined space. Shoutout to the instructors, Lt. Jason Deaton, Lt. Tommy N...
09/23/2026

Nothing like a 100% pass rate after a week of confined space. Shoutout to the instructors, Lt. Jason Deaton, Lt. Tommy Nail, Lt. Robby Mathis, Lt. Cal Waldorf, FAO Patrick Zaledzieski, and FF Samuel Tapia for stepping up and sharing their knowledge.

The students learned how to mitigate emergencies inside of confined spaces. This included air monitoring, ventilation, patient packaging, and victim removal while managing umbilical lines. And thank you to HCSO for sharing a deputy to be our live victim. Great job guys!

09/21/2026

Things are heating up at the training center 🔥…the third live burn for Class 59 is done and it is only the beginning for their careers.

If you or a friend are ready to join Hall County Fire, then be prepared to apply on Monday, September 28th. See you there!

NEWS RELEASE:C-Shift caught a fire at approximately 8:10 p.m last night. Personnel was dispatched to Quailwood Drive for...
09/16/2026

NEWS RELEASE:
C-Shift caught a fire at approximately 8:10 p.m last night. Personnel was dispatched to Quailwood Drive for reports of a residential fire. First arriving units discovered heavy fire contained to the garage. Crews worked quickly to extinguish the flames and prevent further extension to the rest of the structure.

Smoke was ventilated thoroughly from the residence. The primary search was all clear and no one was injured on scene. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and under investigation by the Hall County Fire Marshal’s Office.
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Today, we remember September 11, 2001 and the nearly 3,000 lives taken too soon. We honor the sacrifice, courage, and se...
09/11/2026

Today, we remember September 11, 2001 and the nearly 3,000 lives taken too soon. We honor the sacrifice, courage, and selflessness shown by first responders who ran into the towers knowing they would not run out.

We also remember the recruit class that began their career at Hall County Fire just one day prior. 9/11 only further encouraged them to choose a career of service and sacrifice. They, and many other recruits in the years to follow, answered a calling to protect others and carry forward the legacy of the 343 firefighters who gave everything.

Never forget.

Address

470 Crescent Drive
Gainesville, GA
30501

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17705316838

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