Marshall County Fire Services

08/16/2026

Save the Date!!!

08/11/2026

NFPA 1006 Rope Rescue Awareness & Operations—learning the fundamentals of highline rescue, ropes and knots, rigging, simple mechanical advantages, and related equipment.

08/05/2026

Station 51 Graphics did a great job with this one. Not much longer and we’ll have it in service.

08/04/2026

Staying prepared for the unknown!

Our crew spent today training, sharpening skills, and preparing for whatever call may come our way. You never know what the next alarm will bring — training today helps us perform when it matters most.

Proud of our A Shift crew for putting in the work and staying ready!

Train. Prepare. Respond.

07/28/2026

07/26/2026

Being there when it counts.

On this hot, humid day, our firefighters answered the call and worked side by side with our neighboring departments to bring a structure fire under control. It takes teamwork, dedication, and determination to get the job done safely.

A huge thank you to every firefighter, officer, and support personnel who responded. Your commitment to protecting our communities never goes unnoticed.

Special thanks to our Sheriff’s Deputies for capturing these photos. We appreciate your partnership and continued support.

One team. One mission. Serving together.

07/23/2026

Today’s tractor fire is a perfect reminder of why mutual aid matters.

When departments work together, everyone benefits. More personnel means more hands on scene, faster operations, and most importantly, a safer environment for our firefighters. No department should have to do it alone.

Thank you to everyone who responded and worked side by side today. That’s what the fire service is all about—neighbors helping neighbors and making sure everyone goes home safely.

Work smarter, not harder. Mutual aid saves time, resources, and lives.

07/22/2026

Marshall County Fire Services is proud to announce that we have been awarded a generous grant from the Marathon Pipe Line in support of our mission to protect and serve the citizens of Marshall County.

This funding will help strengthen our capabilities by providing resources that enhance firefighter safety, emergency response, and community preparedness. Partnerships like these make a meaningful difference and allow us to better serve our residents every day.

Thank you, Marathon Pipeline Company, for your commitment to public safety and your partnership with Marshall County Fire Services. Together, we are building a safer Marshall County.

07/07/2026

The smiles and laughing of the little ones when they saw the fire engine pull in. PRICELESS
Sometimes it’s the small things that remind us of why we get up and put the uniform on each day.

06/06/2026