Neese Sanford Volunteer Fire Department

Neese Sanford Volunteer Fire Department We are Neese Sanford Volunteer Fire Department, a group of men and women who serve the Neese/Sanford community with professional fire and emergancy response.

We operate out of 2 stations to provide the best and most professional service for our area.

04/25/2026

Need someone to make a hugggggggg donation. 😂😂

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Thanks JD Woods for the great pictures. Thanks to the county leadership for a fine training facility. Thanks to all that...
04/25/2026

Thanks JD Woods for the great pictures.

Thanks to the county leadership for a fine training facility.

Thanks to all that participated today and your sacrifice on a Saturday morning.

Thanks to the community for their donations, consideration and support. We train for you!! We couldn’t do it without your support.

Well, incase we can’t move on the roads with trucks after four or five am…. we still have a plan. Preparedness is key wh...
01/26/2026

Well, incase we can’t move on the roads with trucks after four or five am…. we still have a plan.

Preparedness is key when the tones drop…. We are prepared as we can be.

Keeping the community in mind…. Please stay safe and off the roads.

01/25/2026

What does a brother do for another?

He doesn’t leave him behind….. even when he’s late!

What do YOUUUUUU doooooo during the ice? We do PT! Having fun as a group!
01/25/2026

What do YOUUUUUU doooooo during the ice?

We do PT!

Having fun as a group!

Neese Sanford has a manned station as of 6:00 pm tonight 1/24. Please, please stay off the roads. Will be ready to handl...
01/25/2026

Neese Sanford has a manned station as of 6:00 pm tonight 1/24.

Please, please stay off the roads. Will be ready to handle trees and other emergencies that arise due to power lines.

Be safe and see ya in the morning.

PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION !!!!! The next few days are going to be busy for all of our emergency services, including ...
01/24/2026

PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION !!!!!

The next few days are going to be busy for all of our emergency services, including our E911 Department. To help us assist you as efficiently as possible, please keep the following important information handy.

When to Call 911
•Hazardous road conditions
•Trees down blocking the roadway
•Down or damaged electric lines
•Medical or Fire Emergencies

Reasons NOT to call 911
•Your power being out - call your power company
•If a tree is down on your private property, UNLESS it’s on your house, or a live power line
•Your phone service is out - call your carrier
•If your water pipes are busted - call your water company or a plumber

Madison County Non Emergency: 706-795-2101

Electric & Utilities
•Georgia Power: 888-660-5890
•Jackson Emc: 706-548-5362

Water Departments
•Madison County water (IDA): 706-795-9865
•City of Danielsville: 706-795-2189
•City of Comer: 706-783-4552

Internet & Telephones
•AT&T Landline / Internet: 800-288-2020
•Spectrum: 844-255-7191
•Windstream: 800-782-6206

Cellular Providers
•AT&T Cellular: 800-331-0500
•Verizon: 800-837-4966
•T-Mobile: 800-937-8997

Gas & Propane
•AmeriGas: 800-726-0158
•Southern Propane: 706-245-6111
•Atlanta Gas Light: 800-427-5463
•Drake Gas Co: 800-344-6111
•Georgia Natural Gas: 800-427-5463
•Tri County Gas Co: 706-743-8484

Important Numbers to Have for Emergencies
•Medical supply company
(Order extra oxygen tanks in case of a power outage)
•Wrecker / towing service
•Electrician
•Plumber
•Tree removal service
•Medical doctor
•Veterinarian

***It is our plan to keep our county employees safe through this as well. Please do not call 911 if you have slid off the road due to ice or snow, UNLESS you, someone else are injured, or property damage. You can call or go up to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office Monday between 8:00am-5:00pm to make a report. Helpful information!!

PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION !!!!!

The next few days are going to be busy for all of our emergency services, including our E911 Department. To help us assist you as efficiently as possible, please keep the following important information handy.

When to Call 911
•Hazardous road conditions
•Trees down blocking the roadway
•Down or damaged electric lines
•Medical or Fire Emergencies

Reasons NOT to call 911
•Your power being out - call your power company
•If a tree is down on your private property, UNLESS it’s on your house, or a live power line
•Your phone service is out - call your carrier
•If your water pipes are busted - call your water company or a plumber

Madison County Non Emergency: 706-795-2101

Electric & Utilities
•Georgia Power: 888-660-5890
•Jackson Emc: 706-548-5362

Water Departments
•Madison County water (IDA): 706-795-9865
•City of Danielsville: 706-795-2189
•City of Comer: 706-783-4552

Internet & Telephones
•AT&T Landline / Internet: 800-288-2020
•Spectrum: 844-255-7191
•Windstream: 800-782-6206

Cellular Providers
•AT&T Cellular: 800-331-0500
•Verizon: 800-837-4966
•T-Mobile: 800-937-8997

Gas & Propane
•AmeriGas: 800-726-0158
•Southern Propane: 706-245-6111
•Atlanta Gas Light: 800-427-5463
•Drake Gas Co: 800-344-6111
•Georgia Natural Gas: 800-427-5463
•Tri County Gas Co: 706-743-8484

Important Numbers to Have for Emergencies
•Medical supply company
(Order extra oxygen tanks in case of a power outage)
•Wrecker / towing service
•Electrician
•Plumber
•Tree removal service
•Medical doctor
•Veterinarian

***It is our plan to keep our county employees safe through this as well. Please do not call 911 if you have slid off the road due to ice or snow, UNLESS you, someone else are injured, or property damage. You can call or go up to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office Monday between 8:00am-5:00pm to make a report.

01/21/2026

As promised, more tips to keep you comfortable and safe during Winter Storm 2026:

1. Stock up on non-perishable snacks and bottled water. Do not forget pet food and medications.

2. Consider setting fridges and freezers colder than usual. This will keep them colder longer if the power goes out. Also, remember that the fridge will stay cold approximately 4 hours if unopened, while the freezer will last 24-48 hours if full.

3. Charge everything. Phone, battery packs, cordless tools, and flashlights.

4. Turn on faucets to drip slightly. Especially on exterior walls.

5. DO NOT run generators inside. Keep them 20ft from the house for proper ventilation.

6. Keep space heaters away from curtains and bedding. We have a beautiful firetruck but we would rather not use it.

7. AVOID ROADS. Four wheel drive does not work on sheets of ice. Your brother's uncle's cousin's jacked up Jeep will not look good while we're pulling it out of the ditch. Save it for a nice spring day.

01/21/2026

Well folks, it looks like this weekend may get a little hairy, and our firefighters and first responders are gearing up to make sure we're ready for you if you need us. While we all enjoy good ole country living, we know power outages can cripple our way of life and they happen frequently in ice situations. Here are some things you can do to prepare for the storm:

1. Fill bathtubs with water Friday evening before you go to bed. If the power goes out, your well pump will not work thus your water will not run. Being able to flush toilets is a luxury we all enjoy.

2. If you have a wood stove or fireplace, stock up on dry firewood. Have it out of the elements and readily available.

3. Consider having cash on hand. If electricity is down for prolonged periods of time, debit cards and ATMs will not work. Make sure you have a way to purchase the things you need.

4. Make sure your vehicles have fuel. You may need to sit in your vehicle for heat or to charge devices.

5. Replace the batteries in your flashlights. Have flashlights and new batteries readily available.

6. Bring your animals inside or give them a place out of the elements. Consider thick blankets and dry shelter.

7. Wrap well pumps and outside faucets. Drain and disconnect water hoses and keep them somewhere dry.

8. Close off unused rooms to conserve warmth. Rolling towels under doorjambs that lead to the outside will keep drafts from coming inside.

9. Close foundation vents to hold warmth under your house.

10. Check on your neighbors! Small children and the elderly struggle most during these events.

Stay tuned for more tips to make this weekend as easy as possible.

And as always, NSVFD is here to help!

Reminder to keep a check on the weather. I know, I know,, we don’t know what it will do. We still have time for the fore...
01/21/2026

Reminder to keep a check on the weather.

I know, I know,, we don’t know what it will do. We still have time for the forecast to change.

However, make plans now, get the essentials now. Don’t wait till the last minute. Here’s an idea of what to think of for several days without power.

For a week without power, essentials include water (1 gallon/person/day), non-perishable food, a first-aid kit, flashlights/batteries, a battery-powered/hand-crank radio (NOAA), manual can opener, medications, hygiene items, cash, and backup power banks/solar chargers, plus blankets, warm layers, and ways to stay entertained and informed to manage comfort, safety, and boredom.

Stay warm, stay safe and please say off the roads when they begin to freeze. We don’t want to have to come see you. Ice isn’t forgiving.

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7276 Neese Commerce Road
Hull, GA
30646

Telephone

+17066142906

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