Arrington Fire & Rescue, Stations 19 & 20

05/05/2026

Election Day is tomorrow and the Arrington Fire Fighters Association is proud to endorse Lt. Greg Sanford for county commissioner in District 5. Greg has been an advocate for public safety in Williamson County and we look forward to the positive change he can continue working on for the next 4 years.

01/26/2026

Arrington crews worked throughout the day and into the overnight hours to make roads at least passable via one lane and check the status of downed lines to ensure there wasn’t a hazard. While the main roads are in relatively good shape, there are still patchy spots, trees that are low hanging, and in some spots trees blocking lanes of travel without much warning.

This will take days to restore broken power poles, downed lines, and trees as nearly the entire county has been affected. Many crews are out working but it will take time.

01/25/2026

In case you haven’t heard….

Please stay off the roads to allow us to get to emergencies and prevent yourself from being in one. Crews have been responding to a variety of emergencies and worked to make at least one lane passable for the time being.

We are expecting 20 mile per hour winds and sudden flash freezing this afternoon. We are also monitoring flooding on Wilson Pike, Patton Road, and Trinity Rd.

This will likely get worse before it gets better so do your part and stay home for the time being.

12/13/2025

Recently, Arrington Fire and Rescue hosted a station tour for the American Telugu Association (ATA). ATA brought their national board and staff and Nashville ATA team, as well as family, friends, neighbors, and community members.

The event was organized by the American Telugu Association and attended by:
• ATA President: Jayanth Challa
• President-Elect: Satish Reddy
• Board of Trustees: Rama Krishna Reddy, Anil Bodireddy, Kishore Guduru, and Sriram
• Nashville ATA Team: Naren Nookala, Susheel Chanda, Vamsi Nukala, Ram, and Ramanana

At the conclusion of the event, the American Telugu Association presented an $8,000 donation to the Arrington Fire Department.

We are incredibly grateful for the support from the American Telugu Association and look forward to future partnerships.

11/12/2025

UPDATE: JUVENILE LOCATED SAFE

Thank you so much for spreading the word and reporting what you observed. The community helped us locate him sooner!

Missing Juvenile: Murfreesboro Road

The public safety activity near the Triune 4 way is a coordinated effort between ArringtonWilliamson County Sheriff's Office TNs Office TWilliamson County Emergency Management Agencyment Agency who are looking for a missing juvenile.

The juvenile is pictured below and described as the following: 14 year old white male, blonde hair, blue eyes last seen wearing a white and blue sweatshirt, blue sweatpants, and yellow jacket.

There is no threat to the public but drones, helicopters, and emergency responders on side by sides and on foot with flashlights will be visible in the area.

If you see him, please contact 911. You can help by checking your camera footage if you reside in the area after 3:00 today for anyone matching that description.

11/09/2025

Arrington Fire joins first responders across the country in paying our respects to the crew of LifeFlight 1 who suffered a crash yesterday resulting in the loss of life of one of their crew while the other 2 are still in serious condition.

This is particularly personal for us as RN Allan Williams was at the station just last month putting on an Operation Tailwatch class for Williamson County first responders at our station.

At Arrington Fire, we have the privilege of working with Vanderbilt LifeFlight crews on a regular basis and we can speak to their focus on safety, professionalism, and education.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and coworkers of RN Allan Williams.

Colleagues,

For 41 years, through more than 80,000 flights and 40,000 ground transports, the remarkable members of the Vanderbilt LifeFlight team have saved countless lives. Since inception, the program has highlighted safety as its most important priority. Despite the inherent risk of this work, these dedicated individuals feel called to serve patients in their most vulnerable moments, critically injured or ill.

Yesterday, three crew members serving on LifeFlight 1 were involved in an accident when their aircraft went down in an unpopulated area in Wilson County, TN. There was no patient on board at the time. Allan Williams, RN, Flight Nurse/Paramedic, did not survive. Andrew “Andy” Sikes, Critical Care Flight Paramedic, and the aircraft’s pilot, whose family has asked for privacy at this time, were seriously injured and remain in our care.

As we grieve with Allan’s family, I ask you to please join me in support of them as well as Andy, the pilot and their families.

Sincerely,

Jane Freedman, MD Deputy Chief Executive Officer Chief Health System Officer

11/01/2025

Happening now at Tractor Supply until Noon today:

Arrington Fire Squad 19 and Rescue 19 are out at Tractor Supply Co. in Triune for Hometown Heroes day. Come by and check out the trucks and equipment before you head into the store. The guys are out answering questions and doing walk arounds.

*Call dependent, we plan to stay until noon*

08/31/2025

19 calls this week for the crews of Arrington Fire and Rescue:

We had several overlapping incidents and calls at the same time. The calls this week included a dump truck rollover with entrapment, a drowning (with a full recovery), several medical calls, car crashes, and a mutual aid brush fire to Eagleville Fire Rescue Department.

Excellent work by the Arrington team this week.

08/10/2025

Early this morning, Arrington Fire was dispatched to an iPhone crash notification in the area of Murfreesboro Road and Wilson Pike. Rescue 19, Squad 19, Air 19, Utility 19, Brush 19, 1901, and 901 responded to the incident locating one vehicle with heavy front end damage and one person trapped inside the vehicle.

Arrington crews stabilized the vehicle and utilized edraulic cutters and spreaders to extricate the patient and free them from the vehicle. 2 patients were transported to the hospital for evaluation.

Middle Tennessee Electric responded to assess the metal electric pole that the vehicle struck and Arrington units then cleared the roadway of debris.

Strong work by our crews who have had overnight calls 5 of the last 6 nights.

07/06/2025

Our crews enjoyed spending July 4th out in the community attending several neighborhood bike parades and standbys during nearly professional fireworks displays. We are happy to report no significant fireworks related incidents in our districts during this long holiday weekend.

It does not take much for a firework incident to get out of hand so we thank you for being responsible and participating with safety in mind!