Haletown Volunteer Fire Department

08/30/2026

At, 3:17 pm Haletown was paged to a car fire next to a garage fully involved, while enroute to the scene, we were notified that the garage became involved, mutual aid was requested from jasper and kimball fire. The car and garage was a total loss. No injuries! All units return to service at 5:37pm

08/30/2026

Haletown Fire would like to say thank you to Tri-Star Landworks for helping clean up around the fire hall.

08/30/2026

Haletown would like to say Happy Birthday to Bill Beers.

Thank you for all you do.

08/23/2026

At 5:05, Haletown Fire was called to a brush fire on Hwy 134. On arrival, we realized it was old railroad ties. We worked along side of Chattanooga Fire due to it being in Hamilton County. Chattanooga Station 3 used their ladder truck to help extinguish the fire. Haletown pulled an attack line and put out the hot shots. All units was back in service at 7:30

08/20/2026

08/19/2026

At 22:15, Haletown Fire and Rescue was paged out to I-24 for a car smoking. When on scene one of the firefighters truck got hit. All units was back in service at 23:05

If you see emergency lights, please slow down and MOVE over.

08/19/2026

🔥🚒 HAPPY VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER APPRECIATION DAY! 🚒🔥

Today, we honor the brave men and women who volunteer their time, energy, and hearts to serve and protect their communities. ❤️

These firefighters answer the call—day or night, rain or shine—to help others when they need it most. They sacrifice time with their families, leave their jobs, and put themselves in harm’s way without expecting anything in return.

To every volunteer firefighter: THANK YOU! 🙏
Thank you for your courage.
Thank you for your dedication.
Thank you for your sacrifice.
Thank you for serving your community.

🚒 We appreciate you today and every day! 🚒

08/16/2026

Today, nine members of Haletown Fire and Rescue partnered with several other departments to attend a Traffic Incident Management class provided by TDOT.

This training focuses on safety and techniques to rapidly clear roadside incidents, which helps reduce secondary crashes and protects the lives of first responders.