Brassfield Volunteer Fire Department

06/03/2026

Congratulations to Spencer Callihan on his promotion from Probationary Firefighter to Engineer!

Spencer has been involved in the fire service since 2014 and earned his firefighter certification in 2019. After joining our department last year, he quickly demonstrated a strong work ethic, professionalism, and a commitment to serving both the department and our community. Through years of experience, training, and dedication to the fire service, he has earned this well-deserved promotion.

Please join us in congratulating Engineer Spencer Callihan on this significant milestone. We appreciate his continued service and look forward to the leadership, knowledge, and experience he will bring to his new role.

Congratulations, Engineer Callihan!

Pictured:
Left: Chief Hockaday
Middle: S. Callihan
Right: Asst. Chief Medlin

05/26/2026

Today, the members of the Brassfield Volunteer Fire Department recognize and thank Greg Shaeffer for nearly 18 years of dedicated service to our department and community.

Through countless calls, trainings, long nights, and moments of service, Greg has been a valued part of our fire department family. His commitment and contributions have helped shape our department and positively impact those we serve.

While Greg is stepping away from active service, he will continue to hold Lifetime Member rights — a reflection of the lasting impact he has made and the respect he has earned within this department.

Please join us in thanking Greg for his years of dedication and wishing him and his family the very best in this next chapter.

Once Brassfield family, always Brassfield family. 🚒

05/26/2026

⛈️With rain all ready here and more to come, here are a few tips to keep you safe when driving in the rain💧

Be sure to share with your teenage drivers
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05/25/2026

Thank you to those in the Brassfield community and beyond who dedicated their lives to service and sacrifice for this great nation. 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

May 23rd, 2026 - Suspicious Package

05/19/2026

🚒 High Fire Danger: While the burn ban has been lifted, high fire danger is back for Tuesday and Wednesday across most of the state. Hot, dry conditions, with some lighter to moderate winds, will keep fire danger high across the state, along with soil drying.

Humidity levels ramp up Thursday into the weekend along with increasing showers/storm chances at least in hit or miss fashion so after Wednesday the fire danger should decrease again.

-Ethan

05/17/2026