Chester County Rescue Squad

Chester County Rescue Squad We specialize in vehicle extrication, land search and rescue, and water rescue and recovery. This program was launched in May 2020. Interested in joining?

We have also recently added Medical First Responders to our list of services. We meet twice a month, on the first and third Mondays at 7:00 PM. Our meetings are open and the public is welcome to attend at any time. Feel free to attend a meeting and get an application. We have Jr. members also! You have to be 13 to join.

Rescue Technicians from Chester County Rescue Squad and Chester County Fire Dept attended Heavy Rescue training over the...
07/28/2026

Rescue Technicians from Chester County Rescue Squad and Chester County Fire Dept attended Heavy Rescue training over the weekend. Continued training ensures our personnel are prepared to respond to complex emergencies requiring advanced rescue skills.

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July 🎆🎇

05/19/2026

Rescue Squad Week
This week, we recognize the dedicated men and women of rescue squads across Tennessee and beyond who answer the call day and night — often without hesitation and without recognition.

From vehicle extrications and water rescues to search operations and disaster response, rescue squad personnel stand ready to serve their communities during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Thank you to every volunteer, career responder, family member, and supporter who makes this mission possible. Your commitment, sacrifice, and service do not go unnoticed.

Join us this week in honoring our rescue squads and the lifesaving work they do every single day.

To the Leaders and Members of Our County Emergency Service Departments,On behalf of the Chester County Rescue Squad, I w...
05/17/2026

To the Leaders and Members of Our County Emergency Service Departments,

On behalf of the Chester County Rescue Squad, I would like to sincerely thank everyone who participated in our recent Basic Vehicle Extrication Class.

A special thank you goes to the City of Henderson Fire Department for allowing us to use their classroom facilities to host this training. Your hospitality and support are greatly appreciated.

I would also like to thank the Henderson Fire Department, Chester County Fire Department, Enville Fire Department, Milledgeville Fire Department, Medical Center EMS, and Hi-Way Wrecker Service for their participation and teamwork throughout the class. It was great to see multiple agencies come together with a shared goal of learning and improving together.

Training like this is essential in helping all of our departments work more effectively together on emergency scenes, regardless of agency affiliation. The professionalism, teamwork, and dedication shown by everyone involved truly reflect the commitment each department has to serving our communities.

Thank you again to all of the departments, instructors, and participants who helped make this training a success. Your continued support and commitment to working together are greatly appreciated.

Respectfully,

Captain Faulkner
Chester County Rescue Squad

On Friday, we replaced our oldest unit after more than 20 years of service. Our new-to-us vehicle, a 2014 Ram 2500 4x4 (...
01/27/2026

On Friday, we replaced our oldest unit after more than 20 years of service. Our new-to-us vehicle, a 2014 Ram 2500 4x4 (Rescue 1), has already been hard at work—providing access to warming centers and assisting our citizens since 6:00 a.m. Saturday.
As we continue operations tonight, we want to extend our sincere thanks to all our volunteers and Chester County Fire Dept for their dedication and support to the community over the past several days. Everyone has done an outstanding job working together as a team.

01/26/2026

To the people of Chester County here is what is NOT closed.
(No particular order)
1. Our City and County Fire Departments.
2. Our City and County Police and Sheriffs Department.
3. Our Ambulance Service.
4. Our County Rescue Squad.
5. Our Street and Hwy. Departments.
6. Our Southwest Tennessee Electric.
7. Our 911 Dispatch Center.
8. Our Utility Water and Gas Departments.
9. Our County Jail
10. Our State and Federal partners TDOT, National Guard (Local activation last night to assist), National Weather Service, TVA, Regional Health Dept., TEMA, FEMA.

Thanks to the City of Henderson and Mayor Bell for the coordination of the warming center.
I'm sure I missed someone but just know they are working hard with little sleep.

With that being said we are under an Extreme Cold Warning until noon tomorrow. We will see 0 or less lows and windchill factors of -16 degrees which can cause hypothermia and frostbite if exposed for even a short period of time. Check on your neighbors from time to time and be sure to have a heat source that is safe. Pray for these I mentioned that they stay safe as they work to restore our quality of life that we sometimes take for granted. Please use caution around any trees or powerlines as they have the weight of the ice on them, they can snap and fall on you at any moment. This is a deadly situation that has hit our area.

01/26/2026

If you or a loved one is out of power and needs a ride to a warming shelter our crew is here to help. Call 731-989-2787 to request assistance

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320 Quinco Drive
Henderson, TN
38340

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