Moss Volunteer Fire Department

04/12/2026

This morning’s Community Appreciation Breakfast was something special! 🚒🥞

We were proud to host this FREE event as a small way to give back to the community we serve every day. Seeing everyone come out, share a meal, and spend time together is what it’s all about.

A big thank you to our breakfast sponsor for helping make this event possible and we truly appreciate your support and generosity!

We also want to recognize and sincerely thank those who chose to make donations to the fire department—even though it was absolutely not required. Your generosity does not go unnoticed, and it truly helps support our mission and the work we do for this community.

We’re grateful for each and every one of you. This is what community is all about! ❤️🔥

04/12/2026

04/09/2026

We hope everyone can make it Saturday!

🥞 FREE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 🥞

Join us April 11, 2026 starting at 7 AM for a FREE Community Appreciation Breakfast hosted by the Moss Volunteer Fire Department!

Come eat with your local firefighters and enjoy some great food and fellowship. Everyone is welcome!

❤️ Donations are appreciated and help support the Moss Volunteer Fire Department.

📍 Serving from 7 AM until sold out.

7403 Clay County Hwy, Moss, TN.

04/09/2026

🦋Public Employee Appreciation Days are coming back at Dollywood!🦋

Members of the military, first responders, school employees, government employees and medical providers nationwide who have verified their employment status through ID.me are eligible!

Beginning April 13, Dollywood will offer limited-time pricing online at Dollywood.com/PublicEmployee.

Verified public employees may purchase up to six $59 one-day admission tickets to Dollywood as part of the program.

Tickets are valid for use April 13 through May 17!

04/04/2026

💨🔥 Windy Days = Dangerous Fire Conditions 🔥💨

With these strong winds we’ve been having, it only takes a small spark to start a fast-moving fire. Grass, brush, and woods can ignite quickly and spread before you know it.

Please avoid burning on windy days and be extra careful with anything that could start a fire; burn piles, trash fires, ci******es, and equipment that can throw sparks.

Our firefighters are always ready to respond, but the best way to protect our community is prevention. Stay safe and help us keep Clay County fire-free. 🚒🔥

If you see smoke or a fire, call it in immediately.

03/23/2026

🥞 FREE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 🥞

Join us April 11, 2026 starting at 7 AM for a FREE Community Appreciation Breakfast hosted by the Moss Volunteer Fire Department!

Come eat with your local firefighters and enjoy some great food and fellowship. Everyone is welcome!

❤️ Donations are appreciated and help support the Moss Volunteer Fire Department.

📍 Serving from 7 AM until sold out.

7403 Clay County Hwy, Moss, TN.

03/16/2026

🚒 Support Your Local Volunteer Fire Department 🚒

The Moss Volunteer Fire Department is proud to serve our community, but we can’t do it without your help.

For $25 per year, you can become a Support Member and receive fire-related services without charge. Non-members who require department services may be subject to a $150 fee per responding apparatus.

Your support helps us maintain equipment, training, and readiness to respond when our community needs us most.

📬 Mail memberships to:
Moss Volunteer Fire Department
P.O. Box 51
Moss, TN 38575

Please share this post and tag your neighbors to help spread the word and support your local volunteers! 🚒

03/14/2026

🚒 EVOC Training Day 🚒

Today our department spent time sharpening our skills during EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operator Course) training. Training like this is extremely important to ensure our firefighters can safely and effectively operate emergency vehicles while responding to calls and serving our community.

A big thank you to Clay County Emergency Management Agency for make this training possible.

We appreciate the opportunity to train and continue improving so we can better serve Clay County and the communities around us.

03/09/2026

Our firefighters have been busy over the past few days responding to several incidents, including multiple grass fires in our area.

We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our volunteers who continue to serve and protect this community.

With dry conditions, please be mindful when burning and take precautions to help prevent grass fires.

Thank you to our firefighters for their continued service. 🚒🔥

02/17/2026

Even though the ground may seem wet this time of year, grass fires are still very possible in the winter months.

Our department has responded to two grass fires in the past few days, both caused by burning brush or trush. What may seem like a controlled burn can quickly spread, especially with dry surface grass and shifting winds.

Please use extreme caution when burning:
🔥 Burn only when conditions are safe
🔥 Keep water and tools nearby
🔥 Never leave a fire unattended
🔥 Make sure the fire is completely out before leaving

Winter conditions can be deceiving. A small spark can turn into a fast-moving fire.

Stay aware. Stay safe. Report any fires immediately.

01/25/2026