Blount County Fire Protection District

Blount County Fire Protection District Subscription-based, non-profit public utility Fire Department serving Blount County since 1948. www.blountfire.org

The Blount County Fire Protection District is a Non-Profit Public Utility supported by SUBSCRIPTION - NOT TAXES!

Today, the Blount County Fire Protection District pauses to remember and honor the brave men and women of our United Sta...
05/25/2026

Today, the Blount County Fire Protection District pauses to remember and honor the brave men and women of our United States Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice.

As first responders, we know what it means to serve and protect a community-but today, our focus is solely on those who gave absolutely everything to protect our nation. The freedoms we enjoy every single day, including the freedom to serve our neighbors here in Blount County, were paid for by their extraordinary courage.

To the fallen, and to the Gold Star families who carry their legacy: we remember you, we honor you, and we will never forget.

Have a safe and reflective Memorial Day. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

MemorialDay

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Honoring Our Defenders: Happy Armed Forces Day! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈToday, the Blount County Fire Protection District joins the nation ...
05/16/2026

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Honoring Our Defenders: Happy Armed Forces Day! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Today, the Blount County Fire Protection District joins the nation in celebrating Armed Forces Day. Celebrated on the third Saturday of May, this day was created in 1949 by Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson to unify the individual branch celebrations into a single day of collective appreciation for all who serve in uniform.

As first responders, we share a deep bond with our military brothers and sisters-including many members of our own department who have worn both the uniform of our country and the turnout gear of the BCFD.

To the members of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard: thank you for your unwavering dedication, sacrifices, and service to our great nation.

ArmedForcesDay

🚨 UPDATE: State Burn Permit Requirements End Today! 🚨Today, May 15th, is the LAST DAY you need a Tennessee state burn pe...
05/15/2026

🚨 UPDATE: State Burn Permit Requirements End Today! 🚨
Today, May 15th, is the LAST DAY you need a Tennessee state burn permit for debris burning! Starting tomorrow, permits are no longer required until October 15th. πŸŒ³πŸ‚

Did you know? Tennessee's fire season runs exactly opposite to the Western U.S.! Ours typically lasts from October 15th through May 15th.

Why the difference? It's all about the trees! Our fire season ends in late spring as our beautiful hardwood canopy becomes full, shading the forest floor and keeping moisture in. Out West, different weather patterns, vegetation types, and melting snowpacks lead to summer fire seasons. πŸŒ²β˜€οΈ

Even though permit season is over, we still urge everyone to use caution when burning.
πŸ”— For more information on safe debris burning, visit: https://www.tn.gov/tnwildlandfire/prevention/safe-debris-burning/permits.html

πŸš’ Help us continue to protect our community! Make sure you become a subscribing member of the fire department. Your support is vital to our mission. You can join today at www.blountfire.org.

Stay safe out there, Blount County!

05/14/2026

🚨 INCIDENT ALERT 🚨

Blount County Fire Protection District crews are currently on the scene of an active structure fire across the street from Heritage High School.

Please be aware of the active scene if you are traveling nearby. Expect to see emergency vehicles and personnel working close to the roadway. Drive safely, reduce your speed, and stay alert! πŸš’

05/06/2026

TRAFFIC & SAFETY ALERT 🚨

Please use extreme caution in the area! Crews from the Blount County Fire Protection District are currently on the scene of a working structure fire.

πŸ“ Location: Highway 411 South near Sagebrush Lane
⚠️ What you need to know:

* Avoid the area if possible and seek alternate routes.

* Expect traffic delays.

* Yield to emergency vehicles and give first responders plenty of room to work safely.

Stay safe and please share to spread the word! πŸš’

Happy 43rd Birthday to Subs & Such  πŸŽ‰Our crew stopped by today to help celebrate and grab some lunch. Not only was the f...
05/01/2026

Happy 43rd Birthday to Subs & Such πŸŽ‰

Our crew stopped by today to help celebrate and grab some lunch. Not only was the food excellent, but 43% of today's profits went directly to Isaiah 117 House Blount County TN We love seeing our community come together to support such a meaningful organization.

Here's to many more years!

Happy Earth Day from the Blount County Fire Protection District! πŸŒŽπŸš’We love the Earth. Honestly, it's where we keep all o...
04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day from the Blount County Fire Protection District! πŸŒŽπŸš’

We love the Earth. Honestly, it's where we keep all our fire trucks, our gear, and most importantly, our coffee. So, we'd really appreciate it if you didn't set it on fire today (or any day, really).

Let's keep Blount County green, gorgeous, and un-scorched. Here's how you can help us help Mother Nature:

* Mind the Wind: Wind and fire go together like oil and water-except much more expensive and dangerous. If it's breezy, save the yard debris burn for another day.

* Don't Walk Away: A fire is the worst kind of clingy friend. If you leave it alone, it will absolutely ruin your day. Never leave a burn pile or campfire unattended.

* Drown It out: When you're done with a campfire, drown it, stir it, and drown it again. If it's too hot to touch, it's too hot to leave.

Treat the Earth right today. We promise we'd rather be admiring the scenery than putting it out. Stay safe out there!

One last thing-don't let a surprise bill ruin your day. Make sure your membership is active! Being a subscriber ensures that if we have to respond to an emergency at your home, you aren't hit with out-of-pocket response fees.

Join or renew today at: www.blountfire.org

On behalf of the Blount County Fire Protection District, we want to extend a massive thank you to Calloway's and to ever...
04/20/2026

On behalf of the Blount County Fire Protection District, we want to extend a massive thank you to Calloway's and to everyone in the community who came out to support us and all First Responders Saturday! Your generosity and backing mean the world to our crews. It's an honor to serve Blount County. πŸš’πŸ€

04/17/2026

We had a great time hosting the Leadership Blount Class of 2026 at the Blount County Fire Protection District!

It was an honor to spend the day with such a dedicated group of community leaders, sharing what we do and giving them a hands-on look at the work our firefighters face every day. We hope the experience gave valuable insight into the challenges and rewards of serving our community.

Thank you all for taking the time to visit, learn, and engage with us. We appreciate your commitment to making Blount County a stronger and safer place!

04/17/2026

SATURDAY!

Eat with us. Give back. And if you want to Touch a Truck, we'll have emergency vehicles parked at all locations:

πŸ” NEWPORT: 1103 US HWY 25 & 70, Newport 37821
Cocke County Sheriff's Office I 10am – 3pm

πŸ” SEYMOUR: 12591 Chapman Highway, Seymour 37865
Seymour Volunteer Fire Department I 12pm – 2pm

πŸ”MARYVILLE: 2125 Morganton Road, Maryville 37801
Blount County Sheriff's Office I 11:30am – 3pm

πŸ” MARYVILLE: 3531 US-411 South, Maryville 37801
Blount County Fire Protection District I 11am – 3pm

πŸ” MARYVILLE: 2428 East Lamar Alexander Parkway, Maryville 37804
Maryville Police Department-TN I 11am – 1pm

Address

808 W Lamar Alexander PKWY
Maryville, TN
37801

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18659832133

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