Bledsoe County Rescue Squad

06/15/2026

Ready to light up the sky for America's 250th Birthday! We're thrilled to announce that the Bledsoe County Rescue Squad will be selling fireworks starting the 22nd!
This Independence Day, celebrate our great nation's 250th Birthday by grabbing your fireworks from us. Every purchase directly supports our Volunteer Rescue Squad

06/15/2026

06/14/2026

Update 6:44pm: Accident is cleared and the road is back open. Thank you everyone!

Upper East Valley Rd is closed down just past Mill Dam Rd due to an accident. Please use alternate routes. Thank you.

06/14/2026

Update @ 9:30pm Hwy 30 E is open.
Accident on Hwy 30 east. Please use caution!

06/12/2026

Don't forget to get your meat Pre-ordered. PM us, call us or any squad member can help. 🇺🇸

06/09/2026

Update 7:22pm: Roads are now open
Fire trucks are still presents.
Please travel with caution.
A big Thank you to all Bledsoe County volunteer Firefighters, Dunlap Fire Department and Bledsoe County Rescue Squad members.

Old State Highway 28 at Kelly Lane is shut down due to a structure fire.
Please use alternate routes.

06/08/2026

Update 4:06 pm: accident cleared.

Highway 127 is down to one lane located near the Bledsoe County Convenience Center due to an accident. Please drive with caution.
Thank you.

06/08/2026

Update 11:19 am: accident is cleared and road is back open.

Beaver Hill just west of Sr 30 is down to one lane due to an accident. Please drive with caution.

06/07/2026

Bledsoe County Rescue Squad Weekend Update
This past weekend our all-volunteer crew responded to 3 calls in Bledsoe County. We take every call seriously and respond quickly and carefully — even when they turn out to be non-emergencies.
Here's a quick rundown:
Friday afternoon: Dispatched to an automatic 911 call from a phone. About 3/4 of the way there, we learned the phone had simply fallen off a vehicle.
Early Saturday morning (just after midnight): A woman and her dog were stuck on the side of the river. Our volunteers, working alongside the Volunteer Fire Department, safely retrieved both the woman and her dog, brought them to the medics, and got them back to safety.
Saturday night: Dispatched again on a phone alert (possibly Life360). After driving 20–30 minutes into an area with no cell service, we confirmed it was another dropped phone.
False alarms like these are common, but we never hesitate — because the one time it’s real, every minute counts.
A huge thank you to all our dedicated volunteers who give their time, day or night, to keep our community safe. And thank you to our residents for your continued support!
All Emergency • All Volunteer • All the Time

06/03/2026

Let us cook your meat for the 4th of July! 🇺🇸

Pre-order beigins today!!
Call, PM, or let any member know and we can get you your pre-order ticket.