Jacinto Fire & Rescue

06/30/2026

Come out and get breakfast this Saturday!!!

03/17/2026

Update for Mary Jane’s memorial:
Visitation 9-11 AM 3/21/26
Service 11AM 3/21/26

NO BLACK OUTFITS
Bluey themed or similar shirts preferred

03/17/2026

MEMORIAL FOR MARY JANE ELAINE BURCHAM
location: Greater Life United Pentecostal Church
Day:Friday March 20th
Visitation: 10-12
Service: 12
NO BLACK OUTFITS

03/16/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share our deepest sympathies with members of our department following the devastating loss of a beautiful part of their family. The weight of this loss is unimaginable. Our department asks that you join us in lifting the Burcham family with strength, compassion, and prayer as they navigate this difficult time.

02/13/2026

12/24/2025

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Firefighter Nick Mathis of the Southwest Fire Department.

Nick faithfully served his community for 25 years, answering the call with dedication, courage, and selflessness. His commitment to the fire service and the people he served will never be forgotten. He will be deeply missed by his brothers and sisters of Southwest Fire Department and by the entire Alcorn County Fire Service family. Please keep his children and family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this incredibly difficult time. May they feel the strength of our community and the comfort of knowing Nick’s legacy of service will live on.

Rest easy, brother. We have the watch. 🚒🕊️

12/19/2025

Our thoughts and prayers are with Glen Fire department and the family and friends of Chief James McAnally. He dedicated many years serving the Glen community and Alcorn County. His legacy will continue on through the lives he has touched and the many firefighters he has taught. Rest easy, Sir, we’ll take it from here.

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Glen Fire Department Chief James McAnally. Chief McAnally was a dedicated pillar of the Alcorn County fire service, serving his community for more than four decades. He faithfully protected the citizens of Glen and Alcorn County with unwavering commitment and selflessness. His legacy will live on through the firefighters he led, the many individuals he instructed and mentored, and the family and friends who loved him. We honor his life and service by continuing to answer the call each time the alarm sounds, just as he would expect us to do. Please join us in keeping his family and the Glen Fire Department in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.