Eagleville Fire Rescue Department

Eagleville Fire Rescue Department The Eagleville Fire Dept was established in 1953. Please call 911 if you have an emergency. We do not monitor this page 24/7.

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On this International Firefighters Day, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated men and women of the Eagleville ...
05/04/2026

On this International Firefighters Day, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated men and women of the Eagleville Fire Rescue Department. Your commitment to serving others, your daily sacrifices, and your unwavering courage make a lasting difference in our city and surrounding community.

We are truly grateful for all that you do to help make this city a safer and better place to live. Your service does not go unnoticed, and your impact is deeply appreciated.

We thank you, we support you, and we look forward to a strong future together. We hope each of you has a safe and pleasant day.

UPDATE: 🔴4/28/2026 BURN BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED🔴🔥NO Open Burn Notice🔥Due to current dry and windy weather conditions, all o...
04/23/2026

UPDATE:

🔴4/28/2026 BURN BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED🔴

🔥NO Open Burn Notice🔥

Due to current dry and windy weather conditions, all open burning is strictly prohibited until further notice.

No recreational fires or fire pit use will be allowed during this period, as well.

These restrictions are in place to reduce the risk of wildfires and protect life and property.

Residents are urged to remain cautious and report any signs of smoke or fire immediately.

Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to keeping our City safe.

Stay tuned for updates!

Thank you,
Fire Chief

04/22/2026

Congratulations to our very own Lt. Maxwell on completing (EMT) Emergency Medical Technician Class, as well as passing his National Registry Exam, which is required for a TN State EMT medical license.
We appreciate Lt. Maxwell's hardwork and dedication to the citizens of our city and community.

We want to thank our volunteers for their dedication and commitment to our city and community, every single day.Interest...
04/22/2026

We want to thank our volunteers for their dedication and commitment to our city and community, every single day.

Interested in becoming a volunteer for our community? Come see us to get started.

8am to 5pm Mon-Fri @ 307 N. Main St.
Eagleville, TN 37060

04/21/2026

****Attention****

Natural Gas Odor Notice @ 2:47pm – No Hazard

Please be advised that Enbridge has conducted a purge of large gas lines near the Maury County–Williamson County border adjacent to Interstate 65.

As a result, a noticeable natural gas odor (mercaptan) the pungent smell ingredient of natural gas, may be present across multiple areas, including Eagleville, Rutherford County, and Murfreesboro.

At this time, there is no danger to the public.

Residents may notice the odor temporarily, but no action is required unless other unusual conditions are observed.

Thank you,
Fire Chief

04/15/2026

Recently the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office posted a warning about Scams happening in our area. These scams are everywhere! The Eagleville Police Department wants you to be safe and make you aware of several scams that are currently targeting citizens, frankly everywhere. Scammers are becoming more aggressive and convincing, often preying on fear, urgency, and confusion.

In our own city, we know of several people that have been targeted. People are receiving phone calls or text messages claiming to be law enforcement or government agencies. Scammers may tell you that you have missed jury duty, owe fines, have warrants, have speeding tickets, or need to make an immediate payment to avoid arrest.
Please remember:
-We, nor the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office will ever contact you by phone and ask for money.
-Do not give out personal, banking, or account information over the phone or online unless you are certain who you are dealing with.
-Do not send money to anyone who pressures you to act immediately.
-Be cautious of anyone asking you to keep the matter “confidential” or “urgent.”
-Do not click on any links.

Please don't engage with these people. JUST HANG UP>

For peace of mind, you can call the non-emergency number for the SO which is 615 898 7770. They will assist you and possibly dispatch Eagleville Police to file a report.

Please share this post to help spread awareness and protect your friends, family, and neighbors.

Happy First Day of Spring today to all of our friends!!Hope your day is amazing!! 80° here we come!!
03/20/2026

Happy First Day of Spring today to all of our friends!!
Hope your day is amazing!! 80° here we come!!

Today we welcome FF/EMT Chad Carson to the Eagleville Fire Rescue Department.Mr. Carson brings many years of Fire Rescue...
02/02/2026

Today we welcome FF/EMT Chad Carson to the Eagleville Fire Rescue Department.
Mr. Carson brings many years of Fire Rescue service to our City and will be our new "A" shift officer.
Please make him welcome!

01/24/2026

Our hearts go out to our extended firefighter family.
Last evening, one of RCFR's Firefighters lost their home and animals to a fire. Rutherford County Fire & Rescue
Please keep him and his wife in your thoughts as they deal with such a tragedy.

* See Rutherford County government media for details.

We stand with you.

01/24/2026

6:20am, 1st official snowflakes, very very sparse, but snowflakes, in Eagleville

01/24/2026

⚠️ Public Safety Bulletin:⚠️

In the event of a power outage at your residence during these cold and freezing temperatures, please take the following steps to remain safe and prepared:

Food & Water: Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible. Discard perishable food that has warmed. Maintain an adequate supply of drinking water.

Heating, Cooling & Generator Safety: Never operate generators, grills, or propane heaters indoors or in garages. Use them outdoors only and away from doors and windows to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Lighting & Electrical Safety: Use flashlights or battery-powered lighting instead of candles. Unplug sensitive electronics to prevent damage from power surges.

Medical & Personal Needs: Ensure medications, medical equipment, and special needs are addressed. Have backup power options if required.

Stay Informed: Monitor local weather and outage updates through a battery-powered radio or mobile alerts.

Community Awareness: Check on neighbors, especially the elderly or those with special needs. Report downed power lines or unsafe conditions immediately.

Your preparation and awareness helps to keep you safe during extended power outages.

We are always available 24/7 and due to the impending weather event, we're staffing multiple apparatus.

Please contact 911 for emergencies and stay at home if possible.

Eagleville Fire Rescue Department

Address

307 N Main Street Or P. O. Box 68
Eagleville, TN
37060

Telephone

+16159714501

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