Greeneville Fire Department

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The Greeneville Fire Department is a full-service emergency response agency providing rapid, caring, and quality response to the citizens and visitors of Greeneville. We provide the following emergency response services: fire suppression, emergency medical, hazardous materials mitigation, and rescue. We also provide the following non-emergency services: child safety seat installation, smoke alarm

installation, public fire education, fire inspections, code enforcement, fire cause determination and investigation, special event stand-by, pre-incident and preparedness planning, fire extinguisher training, and CPR training. The Greeneville Fire Department has earned an Insurance Service Office (ISO) Classification of 2 utilizing four strategically located fire stations and the operation of two engine companies and two quint companies. The department has 44 full time employees including the Fire Chief, Assistant Chief Administrative Chief, Fire Marshal, three Shift Commanders (Battalion Chiefs), 3 Station Superintendent/Company Officers (Captains), and firefighters. All services are provided within the corporate limits of Greeneville, limited fire protection contracts are available to citizens within 4 miles of the corporate limits, and hazardous materials mitigation is provided throughout Greene County. We pride ourselves on being proactive, compassionate, and responsive to the needs of our community. We strive to provide exceptional customer service in a rapid, efficient manner with utmost integrity.

👨‍🚒 During the week of May 18, Lieutenant Michael Kinser, Firefighter Dustin Barr, Lieutenant Mike Reed, Lieutenant Trev...
06/01/2026

👨‍🚒 During the week of May 18, Lieutenant Michael Kinser, Firefighter Dustin Barr, Lieutenant Mike Reed, Lieutenant Trevor Tweed, Captain James Foshie, and Firefighter Hunter Creech of the Greeneville Fire Department successfully completed a week-long Rope Rescue Technician course in Sevierville, Tennessee.

🪢 The Rope Rescue Technician course builds upon the foundational skills learned in the Rope Rescue Operations course and advances firefighters' abilities to perform complex technical rescue operations. During the training, personnel demonstrated proficiency in the Rescue Technician competencies established by the Tennessee Commission on Firefighting Personnel Standards and Education.

⛑️ Throughout the week, firefighters participated in extensive hands-on training involving rope systems, anchors, rappelling, ascending, patient packaging, and raising and lowering operations. These skills are critical when responding to incidents involving steep terrain, elevated locations, confined spaces, and other challenging rescue environments.

📚 Training and professional development remain a top priority for the Greeneville Fire Department. By investing in advanced technical rescue training, our firefighters are better prepared to protect the citizens and visitors of the Town of Greeneville when specialized rescue situations arise.

Lt. Michael Kinser and Firefighter Luke Myers brought the fun to Play Town, reading books and showing off the cool featu...
05/27/2026

Lt. Michael Kinser and Firefighter Luke Myers brought the fun to Play Town, reading books and showing off the cool features of their firetruck. A good time was had by all!

Please remember that burn permits are required inside Greeneville town limits year-round. Please call (423) 638-4243 for...
05/19/2026

Please remember that burn permits are required inside Greeneville town limits year-round. Please call (423) 638-4243 for more information.

Mark your calendars 🗓️ Burn permits are not required in Tennessee from May 16 through October 14.

Every year, the Tennessee Division of Forestry requires free burn permits from October 15 through May 15. Why those dates? That window is Tennessee's wildfire season, when drier conditions, fallen leaves and lower humidity make it easier for a small backyard fire to escape and turn into something much bigger.

Permits help us track outdoor burning during the riskiest months and keep our forests and neighborhoods safer, while also communicating with the public (that's you!) about when and where it is safe enough to burn at any given time.

Once we move into late spring, summer and early fall, greener vegetation and higher humidity reduce the fire risk... which is why permits aren't required during that stretch.

A few things to keep in mind before you strike a match:

🔥 Some cities and counties have their own burning rules year-round. Always check with your local government before lighting it up.
🔥 Never leave a fire unattended and always have water or tools nearby to control it.
🔥 Watch the wind. Even on a "safe" day, gusts can carry embers farther than you'd think.

Burn permit season may be ending, but fire safety doesn't take a break. Stay smart and stay safe out there, Tennessee! 🌲

https://www.tn.gov/tnwildlandfire/prevention/safe-debris-burning/permits/county-municipality-list.html

GFD Captain Joe Kendall, senior firefighter Devyn Darnell, and firefighter Matthew Hooyboer demonstrated proper fire ext...
05/19/2026

GFD Captain Joe Kendall, senior firefighter Devyn Darnell, and firefighter Matthew Hooyboer demonstrated proper fire extinguisher use at the Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center today. The Roby members were great students!

05/18/2026

Join us on Tuesday, May 19, for a special program with the Greeneville Fire Department!
The hands-on program on fire extinguishers will begin at 9 a.m.
To learn more about how to join us, please call 423-639-3128.

05/18/2026
Congratulations, Matthew Wagner and Jessee Laramee, for graduating from the Northeast Tennessee Regional Fire Training A...
05/05/2026

Congratulations, Matthew Wagner and Jessee Laramee, for graduating from the Northeast Tennessee Regional Fire Training Association (NTRFTA) recruit school on April 28. This 14-week program offers basic firefighting, live fire training, specialized rescue courses, and other training to ensure safety and competency in emergency operations.

Both recruits showed their leadership skills throughout the class. Matthew was voted Battalion Chief by his fellow recruits. We are excited to have them on our team and serving Greeneville!

On International Firefighters' Day, we acknowledge the dedicated service of our current and past firefighters, thanking ...
05/04/2026

On International Firefighters' Day, we acknowledge the dedicated service of our current and past firefighters, thanking them for years of commitment to the Greeneville community and beyond. 🔥🚒🧯🧑‍🚒👩‍🚒

01/14/2026

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945 Carson Street
Greeneville, TN
37743

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