Williamson County Fire/Rescue - Station 35

01/25/2026

Dial 9-1-1 for emergencies only.

REMINDER: 9-1-1 is for life-threatening emergencies and serious injuries only. Please do NOT call 9-1-1 to report power outages.

We understand conditions are stressful. The fastest and most effective way to report an outage is directly to your electric provider, via their app or website using cellular data, or by calling them.

MTEMC: 1-877-777-9111
NES: 615-234-0000
Duck River Electric (931) 684-4621

01/16/2026

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of former Assistant Chief Bill Almon, a dedicated 32-year member of our department, following a courageous battle with cancer.

10/08/2025

Test time!

Engine 35 undergoes annual testing of its ability to pump water to a fire scene. We completed pump testing earlier this morning.

08/18/2025

Engine 35 underwent hose and ladder testing his afternoon at the Williamson County Ag Center. Even in extreme weather we respond to calls, train, and check equipment… all to deliver an important and quality service to you! 🚒🚰🪜

08/02/2025

WilCo Dispatch is the best in the land! Each Fire, Police, and EMS crew in the County rely on Williamson County TN 911 to be our first line of communication when the community needs an emergency response.
Come out to the Williamson County Fair this week and introduce yourself to our team of volunteers at Williamson County Fire/Rescue and Williamson Fire-Rescue.

🎡 First night at the fair = success! 🎡
Our 911 dispatch team worked their first shift at the Williamson County Fair from the new MC² (Mobile Communications & Command) vehicle — bringing full 911 capabilities to the Williamson County AgExpo Park.

That means faster coordination, better communication, and quicker response if there’s an emergency on site. Huge thanks to Supervisor Tonalea Boone, Director Kristy Borden and CTO Taylor Gropp for keeping the community safe while everyone enjoys the fair fun! 🎟️🍿

07/10/2025

Congratulations to Station 35's newest rookie Kyle Ore on passing his Emergency First responder, Firefighter 1 and live burn class and test. Kyle is married with 2 kids and has put in alot of hours and time away from his family to learn how to protect yours. Good job Kyle.