Chelsea Fire & Rescue

08/21/2026

Early Morning Structure Fire

At approximately 4:58 this morning, Chelsea Fire & Rescue was dispatched to a structure fire in the Chelsea Acres subdivision.

A Shelby County Sheriff’s Deputy arrived first on scene and reported the garage to be well involved. Crews quickly went to work and were able to search the residence and make a good stop on the fire, preventing further damage to the home or neighboring structures.

No injuries were reported among the homeowners or responding crews.

We greatly appreciate the assistance from Shelby County Sheriff's Office and Shelby County 9-1-1.

08/20/2026

Please join us in congratulating Captain Andrew Shears and Lieutenant Randy Hall on their recent promotions!

Captain Andrew Shears is now assigned to Station 31, C-Shift. In addition to serving as a company officer, Captain Shears oversees PPE ordering and SCBA maintenance, helping ensure our firefighters have the equipment they need to safely serve our community.

Lieutenant Randy Hall is now assigned to Station 33, B-Shift. Lieutenant Hall plays an important role in Public Education, assists with EMS certifications, and instructs CPR classes, helping strengthen both our department and the community we serve.

We’re proud of both of these men and the experience, leadership, and dedication they bring to Chelsea Fire & Rescue.

Congratulations, Captain Shears and Lieutenant Hall!

07/07/2026

🚨🔥Now Hiring: Firefighter Paramedic🔥🚨

Are you ready to set yourself apart and serve a community that supports and values its first responders? The City of Chelsea Fire & Rescue is looking for dedicated, motivated individuals to join our team.

Apply here: cityofchelsea.com/jobs

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07/04/2026

06/05/2026

Registration is now open.

Built On Experience, Not Gimmicks.

06/02/2026

Now Hiring: Full-Time Firefighter EMTs and Medics!

Are you ready to set yourself apart and serve a community that supports and values its first responders? The City of Chelsea Fire & Rescue is looking for dedicated, motivated individuals to join our team 🔥 Apply today at cityofchelsea.com/jobs

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05/17/2026

Please help us congratulate Captain Adam Reeves on his retirement from Chelsea Fire & Rescue after 25 years of dedicated service to the City of Chelsea.

Captain Reeves spent the majority of his career assigned to C-Shift Battalion 30 and has been an important part of the department’s growth and success over the years. During his time with Chelsea Fire & Rescue, he witnessed and contributed to the department’s expansion from one station to three fully staffed stations.

Thank you, Captain Reeves, for your leadership, commitment, and years of service to our community. We wish you a happy and well-deserved retirement!

05/06/2026

05/01/2026

Please join us in congratulating Firefighter Trevor Hall on successfully completing his rookie year. This milestone reflects a year of hard work, training, and dedication to serving the community.

Firefighter Hall has now been assigned to Station 31, where he will continue to grow and serve alongside his crew.

We’re proud to have him on the team and look forward to what’s ahead. 🚒

04/28/2026

Last week, a few of our members attended FDIC International 2026 in Indianapolis, one of the largest fire and rescue conferences in North America.

They took part in lectures and workshops while exploring the latest in fire service equipment and technology—bringing valuable knowledge back to better serve our community.

We’re proud of the members who attended and grateful for the support of our Mayor, City Council, and Fire Administration for making opportunities like this possible.