Marshall County 911

06/20/2025

05/20/2025

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED TORNADO WATCH 305 IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM CDT THIS EVENING FOR MARSHALL COUNTY. 5.20.2025

05/19/2025

Alerts the citicizens of Marshall County during an emeregncy.

04/21/2025

Thank you to all who helped recognize our dispatchers' hard work during Telecommunicators Week!
-Airevac
-Motorola
-Indigital
-Alabama 911 Board
-Midas Burger
-Milners Dairy Delight
-Southern Hickory
-With love and Butter
- Sandra Wydner
-Leandra Martin
-Alex Black
-Cash Express
-Ethan Anderson and Justin Cloud (MHS)

04/18/2025

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UPDATE - The roadway is now open for travel

⚠️CAUTION ⚠️
Avoid Gunter Avenue thru Downtown Guntersville until cleanup is complete!!

04/04/2025

We are hoping to continue this tradition each year to make this a very special week for the FIRST responders that are behind the scenes, The "Calm in the Chaos!", the "Voice You Never See!", “The Thin Gold line”.
Throughout the week of April 13th-19th, 2025, we will be honoring and thanking those invisible 911 telecommunicators who continue to serve our community in this demanding profession.
Please consider “Adopting a Shift”. This will be a special way to show them just how much you appreciate the work they do 24/7 - 365 days per year.
We have 4 shifts at Marshall County 911:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday DAY
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday NIGHT
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday DAY
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday NIGHT
If you would like to “Adopt a Shift” please contact us!
Katie (256)931.3911 or [email protected]
Allison [email protected]
Dispatchers are fiercely independent and mission focused, but they make a heck of a team. They show up, rain or shine, blizzards, fires, natural disasters, shootings, you name it. They go from call to call, seamlessly switching up their style to accommodate the situation.
Our Dispatchers are an incredible group of individuals dedicated to serving Marshall County. They have our appreciation and admiration every day of the year that they arrive at work, plug in, put the headset on, and confidently answer, “9-1-1, what is the address of the emergency?” They are true heroes, the first of the first responders!

04/04/2025

Friday 4Apr2025 -
Low to medium chances of severe storms are forecast Saturday evening through Sunday morning (especially for NW AL, north-central AL, and southern middle TN).

These storms will bring the potential for damaging winds, hail, tornadoes, and heavy rain/flooding.

Make sure to have a safety plan - know where your safe place is and emergency kit ready before the storms hit!

Always have multiple ways to receive warning information (especially ones that will wake you up at night)!

04/04/2025

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04/02/2025

We are 3 months into the year... so far, in 2025, we have had 30 First Responder suicides reported to us. Our condolences go out to all of the friends, family, and co-workers of those we lost. If you are a first responder in need of assistance, please reach out to one of the many resources available.

Options include:
1) Su***de and Crisis Hotline: dial 988; veterans press 1
2) COPLine: 800-267-5463
3) Cop2Cop: 866-267-2267
4) BlueLine Support: https://bluelinesupport-bls.org/
4) Crisis Text Line: Law enforcement text BLUE to 741741, others text TALK to 741741
5) Call 911 for emergencies
6) Check with your department for services, including peer support

Please continue to report first responder suicides of all year and duty status to us at https://1sthelp.org/submit-a-first-responder/

Check out the complete data studio here https://1sthelp.org/the-numbers/

03/19/2025

A FREEZE WATCH has been issued for all of North Alabama late Thursday night into early Friday morning!
⏰ 1 AM to 8 AM early Friday morning.
🥶 Temperatures as low as 27°F.
🪴 Take actions to protect sensitive crops and plants.
🧥 Bundle up and Dress in layers!