Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department

11/01/2026

EMS CALL 🚒
11/01/2026
PAGED: 12:32 PM
NAUSEA/VOMITING
RESPONSE TIME: 04 MINUTES
FIREFIGHTER/EMT RESPONDING: 5
ROGERSVILLE FIRE SQUAD 15
LIFEGUARD EMS

11/01/2026

EMS CALL 🚒
10/31/2026
PAGED: 06:26 PM
DIABETIC EMERGENCY
RESPONSE TIME: 08 MINUTES
ROGERSVILLE FIRE SQUAD 15
LIFEGUARD EMS

10/30/2026

Hey, I want to take a moment to express my appreciation to the Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department, as well as Lifeguard Ambulance Service, for having crews on hand at every LCHS home football game. It goes without saying that we never want to see an on-the-field injury -- or a slip-and-fall injury or whatever, anywhere in the stadium -- but I'm very glad these crews are on hand to respond immediately, just in case. I caught up with this group last night at LCHS' regular-season finale (L-R): Rogersville firefighter/first responder Traci Mason, Lifeguard EMT Andrew Joseph, Lifeguard advanced EMT Rachel Berry, firefighter/EMT Allen Phillips, and firefighter/first responder Evans Gunter.

10/30/2026

🚒 Rogersville Firefighters Conduct Emergency Dive Rescue Training 🚒

This past Monday night, members of the Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department conducted a training exercise at the beach area of Joe Wheeler State Park.

The training focused on simulated drowning victim recovery scenarios involving our newly formed Emergency Dive Response Team.

Firefighter/Divers Adam Greenlee, Jordan Fielding, and Morris Barnes participated in the underwater recovery exercise, using our recently acquired Rescue Randy training mannequin to simulate a drowning victim. Rescue Randy weighs approximately 250 pounds, providing firefighters with a realistic challenge during recovery operations.

While our divers conducted underwater operations, other Rogersville firefighters provided essential shore support. Their responsibilities included preparing the dive team for deployment, establishing scene lighting, assisting with equipment, and coordinating recovery efforts.

Training exercises like this allow our firefighters to work together, improve communication, and develop the skills necessary to respond safely and effectively to water-related emergencies.

Whether working underwater or providing support from shore, teamwork is essential to a successful emergency response.

We appreciate the dedication of our volunteer firefighters who continue to give their time to train and better serve our community.

🚒 Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department
Neighbors Helping Neighbors!

10/30/2026

EMS CALL 🚒
10/30/2026
PAGED: 10:38 PM
BREATHING DIFFICULTY
RESPONSE TIME: 08 MINUTES
FIREFIGHTER/EMT RESPONSE: 5
ROGERSVILLE FIRE SQUAD 15
ROGERSVILLE FIRE TRUCK 15
LIFEGUARD EMS

10/30/2026

Thank you Little Lambs!!!!

Always such an exciting day when the Rogersville Volunteer Fire Dept come for a visit!! When saying thank you just doesn’t seem adequate for all you guys do! The kiddos were absolutely busting at the seams with excitement today. You always take time to teach our little ones how to stay safe and not be afraid. You give your time day in and day out, for nothing in return. You all are our heroes, even to the smallest of our community. We thank you all from the bottom of our hearts!

10/30/2026

🚒🔥 Wrapping Up Fire Prevention Month with Some Very Special Friends! 🔥🚒

This morning, we wrapped up our Fire Prevention Month visits with our wonderful friends at Little Lamb Kindergarten at Rogersville United Methodist Church!

What a great way to finish the month! These kiddos were such wonderful students, and their excitement about our visit made the morning even more special!

Rogersville Volunteer Firefighters Adam Greenlee and Steve Darracott spent time with the children, sharing important fire safety tips and talking about what it means to be a volunteer firefighter.

Of course, one of the highlights of the morning was when Adam and Steve took the children outside and gave them the opportunity to spray water just like real firefighters! Needless to say, there were plenty of smiles and excitement!

The children also had the opportunity to visit with Blaze the Fire Dog! 🐾🚒 Blaze was just as excited to see the children as they were to see him! He certainly enjoyed all the attention and helped make the morning even more memorable!

We want to extend a special THANK YOU to Little Lamb Kindergarten for inviting us to spend the morning with you. You are certainly a special group of children, and we enjoyed every minute of our visit!

What a wonderful way to close out Fire Prevention Month!

Rogersville Volunteer Fire Department 🚒❤️

Serving Our Community with Pride!

10/30/2026

Well?
What do you do when you do some cleaning at the fire station? Clean the fire dog. Blade wasn’t too happy but he survived..

10/29/2026

EMS CALL 🚒
10/29/2026
PAGED: 07:42 AM
WEAKNESS/ALTERED MENTAL
RESPONSE TIME: 09 MINUTES
FIREFIGHTER/EMT RESPONSE: (6)
ROGERSVILLE FIRE SQUAD 15
ROGERSVILLE FIRE ENGINE 15C
LIFEGUARD EMS