Pike County Emergency Management/Fire Protection

10/22/2026

🚒 Structure Fire Response – Sid Nash Road

The Pike County Emergency Management Agency, along with the Summit Fire Department and McComb Fire Department, responded to a reported structure fire in the 1000 block of Sid Nash Road at approximately 1237hrs.

Fire personnel arrived on scene at approximately 1240 hours. Unfortunately, the structure was already fully involved in fire and is considered a total loss. Thankfully, the structure was unoccupied at the time of the incident and, based on the information currently available, does not appear to have been lived in recently.

We could not be prouder of the men and women who serve in the fire service throughout Pike County. Their dedication, bravery, and willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty demonstrate their unwavering commitment to protecting the lives and property of the citizens they serve.

Thank you to all our firefighters for your outstanding service, courage, and continued commitment to keeping our communities safe!

10/19/2026

10/15/2026

🔥 PIKE COUNTY, MS — BURN BAN EXTENDED THROUGH OCTOBER 31, 2026 🔥

To the citizens of Pike County,

Effective today, the Pike County Board of Supervisors, in coordination with Pike County Emergency Management Director Tina Reed, has approved an extension of the Burn Ban through October 31, 2026.

⚠️ FIRE WEATHER ALERT — FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Pike County is expected to experience Potential Critical Fire Weather Conditions on Friday and Saturday. The anticipated wind threat is classified as Level 1, with the following forecasted conditions:

Sustained Winds: 20–25 mph
Wind Gusts: 30–35 mph

These conditions can increase the risk of fires spreading quickly. We ask all residents to remain vigilant and comply with the burn ban to help protect our community, homes, and property.

We sincerely appreciate everyone's patience, cooperation, and understanding during this time. Our local fire departments remain on standby and ready to respond should a fire occur.

Please help us keep Pike County safe. Stay informed, follow the burn ban, and avoid activities that could spark a fire.

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Pike County, MS Emergency Management

10/11/2026

Boating Accident Response – Percy Quin State Park

Today, at approximately 2:28 p.m., the Pike County Emergency Management Agency, along with the Sunnyhill Fire Department, McComb Fire Department, Pike County Strike Team, Pike County Sheriff’s Office, Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (Game and Fish), and AAA Ambulance Service, responded to a reported boating accident on the lake at Percy Quin State Park.

Responding units arrived on scene promptly and successfully retrieved the patient from the water. The patient was then transferred into the care of AAA Ambulance Service for assessment and treatment.

The patient was transported to Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center (SMRMC) and is reported to be in stable condition with injuries.

The Pike County Emergency Management Agency extends its sincere appreciation to all responding agencies and first responders for their quick response, teamwork, and coordinated efforts during this incident.

We also wish the patient a speedy and full recovery.

Thank you to all of our first responders who work together to protect and serve our community!

10/07/2026

Looks like on the current track Pike County should have minimal impacts.

We will be keeping a close eye on the situation and will post updates as we get them.

10/07/2026

The Pike County Emergency Management Agency held a weather briefing provided by the National Weather Service office in New Orleans, along with various departments throughout Pike County and our municipalities, to discuss the potential risk of hurricane weather this weekend.

As the storm currently stands, the projected landfall is near Mobile, Alabama. However, the track and impacts can change as the storm develops. Rain and Wind should be minimal for Pike County as of now. This is preliminary and is subject to change.

Our Fire Departments, Law Enforcement Agencies and our Road Departments are prepped and are on standby. The Pike County Safe Room has been checked and prepped should we need to open it.

We will continue to closely monitor the storm and will provide updates as additional information becomes available from the National Weather Service.

We encourage everyone to remain weather-aware and stay tuned to official sources for the latest information.

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10/06/2026

Today, Director Tina Reed attended the Mississippi State Fire Coordinators Meeting and the Mississippi Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial Event at the Mississippi State Fire Academy.

The annual statewide meeting brings fire service leaders together to discuss updates, new business, and important issues affecting the fire service—from the state level down to our local communities and counties.

The day also provided a meaningful time of mourning, reflection, and remembrance as we honored the brave men and women who have given their lives in service to others through the fire service.

We are grateful for their sacrifice, we remember their service, and we continue to honor the legacy they left behind. 🚒🧑‍🚒

10/05/2026

Pike County and the City of McComb lost a great man and retired City of McComb Fireman. Glenn D. Carlisle Sr. passed away October 1, 2026 at his residence surrounded by his loving family. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and the McComb Fire Department during this difficult time.

10/02/2026

🚒 Congratulations, Captain Eric Hammond! 🚒

The Pike County, MS Emergency Management Agency and the Pike County, MS Fire Coordinators Office would like to congratulate Captain Eric Hammond of the Summit Fire Department on being nominated as the Pike County, MS Volunteer Firefighter of the Year!

Captain Hammond’s dedication to duty, commitment to service, and willingness to serve others represent the very best of the fire service here in Pike County. He is a tremendous asset to the Summit Fire Department, Pike County, and the citizens he proudly serves.

Congratulations, Captain Eric Hammond! This honor is well deserved! 👨‍🚒🔥

Pictured Left to Right- Director Tina Reed, Captain Eric Hammond, Chief Stan McMorris, and Deputy Chief Stephen Adams.

Thank you for your continued dedication and service to our community!