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🚨Motor Vehicle Accident Response 5/14/26🚨Early this morning CVFD responded to an overturned box truck on Highway 111 Sou...
05/14/2026

🚨Motor Vehicle Accident Response 5/14/26🚨

Early this morning CVFD responded to an overturned box truck on Highway 111 Southbound after the driver reportedly lost control of the vehicle. Crews arrived to find the truck overturned with a fuel leak present. Minor injuries were reported at the scene.

Responding units included CVFD 5202, 5212, 5217, 5225, 5228, and 5229.

We appreciate the assistance from Puckett EMS, Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office, TDOT, Griswold’s Towing, and the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

Please always use caution when traveling through any emergency area and remember to slow down for personnel working roadside.

Puckett EMS TN / NORTH GA
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Sequatchie County Sheriff's Office

📸- FF Hall

05/02/2026

On May 1, 2026 at 16:10 hours, CVFD responded to a two-vehicle crash at Highway 399 and State Route 111.

Units arrived on scene and reported airbag deployment, no entrapment, and three patients with minor injuries. All patients were evaluated by Puckett EMS.

Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office and Tennessee Highway Patrol assisted with the incident. CVFD crews handled traffic control and scene safety.

All units returned to service after the scene was cleared.

⚠️ Reminder: Highway 399/111 remains under TDOT construction with reduced lanes. Please slow down and stay alert.
🎥 Patrick Stockwell

đźš’ MVC Response 5/1/26 đźš’On May 1, 2026, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) was dispatched at 16:10 hours to a reporte...
05/02/2026

đźš’ MVC Response 5/1/26 đźš’

On May 1, 2026, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) was dispatched at 16:10 hours to a reported motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Highway 399 and State Route 111.

Units 5202, 5217, 5212, and 5218 responded. Unit 5202 arrived on scene, followed shortly by 5212. Personnel reported a two-vehicle accident with airbag deployment, no entrapment, and three patients with minor injuries. Patients were evaluated on scene by Puckett EMS.

Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office and Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) responded to assist. CVFD personnel provided traffic control and ensured scene safety throughout the incident. Griswold Towing also assisted at the scene with the wreckage.

The crash report was completed by THP. All CVFD units were returned to service upon completion of operations, and command was terminated.

⚠️ Please use caution: The intersection of Highway 399 and State Route 111 remains under active construction by TDOT, with reduced lanes. Drivers are urged to remain alert and slow down when traveling through the area.

Thank you to all respondents, we appreciate the partnership.

Sequatchie County Sheriff's Office
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Puckett EMS TN / NORTH GA

04/22/2026

🔥 INCREASED FIRE DANGER THIS AFTERNOON 🔥

Relative humidity is forecast to fall into the 20s across the forecast area this afternoon. Breezy winds will also accompany the low afternoon relative humidity. Gusts up to 15 mph are expected for central and southern Tennessee Valley and southwest North Carolina. Gusts will range between 15 and 25 mph for northeast Tennessee into southwest Virginia. The combination of low relative humidity and breezy winds will lead to an elevated fire risk.

Please take precautions and refer to your local burn permitting authorities if you can burn today.

Stay safe and watch for weather updates.

04/15/2026

CVFD responded to a one-vehicle rollover on Highway 111 in a construction zone last night.

All occupants were out of the vehicle prior to arrival, with three patients evaluated and turned over to EMS. Crews remained on scene for traffic control and safety until the roadway was cleared.

⚠️ Slow down in construction zones—especially at night. It only takes a second for things to go wrong.

🎥- Patrick Stockwell

🚨 Motor Vehicle Crash Response – April 14, 2026 🚨Last night at 21:02 hours, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department was dispatch...
04/15/2026

🚨 Motor Vehicle Crash Response – April 14, 2026 🚨

Last night at 21:02 hours, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported one-vehicle rollover crash with possible entrapment on Highway 111, just south of Dollar General.

CVFD 5212 arrived on scene at 21:03 hours and reported a single-vehicle rollover with all occupants out of the vehicle and no entrapment. According to witnesses, the vehicle struck TDOT temporary barriers within the construction zone, causing it to overturn.

A total of three patients were evaluated on scene and turned over to Puckett EMS for further care.

The vehicle was blocking the northbound lane, and CVFD personnel remained on scene to provide traffic control, ensure scene safety, and mitigate hazards until the roadway was cleared.

đźš’ Responding Units: 5200, 5212, 5213, 5217, 5220, 5225, 5227

We would like to thank Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office, Tennessee Highway Patrol, and Griswold and Son Wrecker Service for their assistance. Tennessee Highway Patrol handled the crash investigation.

All units returned to service at 22:36 hours, and command was terminated.

⚠️ Safety Reminder:
Please slow down and use extreme caution in active TDOT construction zones. Temporary barriers, narrowed lanes, and shifting traffic patterns can quickly create dangerous conditions—especially after dark. A few extra seconds of caution can prevent a serious crash.

3/28/26🚒 Vehicle Fire Response – CVFD 🧯At 20:55 hours, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) was dispatched to a report...
03/28/2026

3/28/26

🚒 Vehicle Fire Response – CVFD 🧯

At 20:55 hours, Cagle Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) was dispatched to a reported truck fire on State Route 8.

CVFD 5212 enroute at the time of dispatch and arrived on scene in 3 minutes, reporting nothing visible from the exterior. Upon investigation, crews located an electrical fire within the engine compartment.

The fire was quickly contained to the firewall insulation and vehicle wiring harness. Both batteries were disconnected, and remaining burned insulation was removed to prevent rekindle. The vehicle sustained minor damage.

Units responding included CVFD 5212, 5217, 5218, 5219, 5225, and Engine 5201.

Thank you to the Sequatchie County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) and the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) for their assistance.

CVFD units completed the assignment and returned to service at 21:34 hours.

Public Safety Reminder:
Be prepared. In addition to basic emergency supplies, consider keeping a 5 lb or 10 lb ABC fire extinguisher in your vehicle. Proper preparation—and knowing how to use it—can make a significant difference in limiting damage and improving safety.

3/25/26Training / Work Day at CVFD đźš’Members spent the day conducting hose testing and completing station and apparatus m...
03/26/2026

3/25/26

Training / Work Day at CVFD đźš’

Members spent the day conducting hose testing and completing station and apparatus maintenance to ensure everything stays response-ready.

At 11:12, units were dispatched to a brush fire on Fredonia Road. CVFD 212, 217, 225, and Engine 1 responded within 6 minutes. The fire was brought under control within 12 minutes, and all units were back in service shortly after.

Thank you to SCSO for their assistance on scene.

Another strong day of training, teamwork, and quick response from CVFD volunteers.

🇺🇸 You may notice a new addition at CVFD!Thanks to the generosity of our amazing community, we’ve officially installed a...
03/23/2026

🇺🇸 You may notice a new addition at CVFD!

Thanks to the generosity of our amazing community, we’ve officially installed a new flagpole. This wouldn’t have been possible without those who donated their time, resources, and support—we’re truly grateful.

A special shoutout to a few folks here on Cagle from the Woods subdivision who went above and beyond to help make this happen. Your support is appreciated!

We’re proud to stand a little taller because of you. ❤️

đźš’ Cagle Fire Department Community Appreciation & Volunteer Call đźš’We want to take a moment to say thank you to our commun...
02/16/2026

đźš’ Cagle Fire Department Community Appreciation & Volunteer Call đźš’

We want to take a moment to say thank you to our community for your continued support. It truly means everything to us, and we’re proud to serve such a great group of people.

We are always looking for volunteers who want to make a difference. Whether you’re interested in firefighting, support roles, administration, fundraising, or simply helping when and where you can, there’s a place for you here.

🔥 Training Nights:
đź“… First and Third Tuesdays
⏰ 6:30 – 8:00 PM

Stop out this Tuesday evening, or anytime you see our doors open, to meet our members, ask questions, and learn more about how you can get involved.

No experience necessary, just a teachable attitude, and a spirit to serve.

👨‍🚒👩‍🚒 See you this Tuesday!

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8230 TN-8
Dunlap, TN
37327

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