Morgan County Volunteer Rescue Squad

06/01/2026

We are all volunteers and operate through donations and fundraising. Thank you for supporting your rescue squad!

05/31/2026

All five stranded kayakers are safe in Oakdale .

05/23/2026

05/18/2026

Rescue Squad Week
This week, we recognize the dedicated men and women of rescue squads across Tennessee and beyond who answer the call day and night — often without hesitation and without recognition.

From vehicle extrications and water rescues to search operations and disaster response, rescue squad personnel stand ready to serve their communities during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Thank you to every volunteer, career responder, family member, and supporter who makes this mission possible. Your commitment, sacrifice, and service do not go unnoticed.

Join us this week in honoring our rescue squads and the lifesaving work they do every single day.

05/04/2026

Announcement: The Morgan County Rescue Squad has kicked off its Annual Picture Drive Fundraiser today, Monday, May 4. F&O Photography will be going door-to-door in our communities accepting donations (which all will go directly to the Rescue Squad). This company will be wearing Rescue Squad t-shirts and have proper identification.

The Rescue Squad provides countywide emergency services when you need it most. Please consider supporting your local volunteer emergency services, including Fire Departments and Rescue Squad.

If you have any questions regarding this picture drive fundraiser, please reach out to chief Neil Noe at 865-382-4487. As always thank you for your support. 

04/14/2026

04/09/2026

We are very appreciative to be a recipient of this donation that will assist with getting our heavy rescue truck in service. -Chief Neil Noe

04/07/2026

Thank you for putting this example together of what can happen making poor choices.
Neil Noe

03/23/2026

01/04/2026

We enjoyed the visit. We will put the chainsaw to good use when needed. This is such a nice foundation providing support to emergency personnel. Thank you guys! You are more than welcome to stop by anytime.

Wow. We continue to learn more about all our first responders. Yesterday we toured a Rescue Squad facility in rural East Tennessee and provided them with a much needed chainsaw for emergency & disaster support. Did you know Rescue Squads are all volunteer? They even pay for their own certifications and training. Rescue Squads provide heavy rescue services and save lives providing care, search and rescue, swift water rescue, wilderness rescue, large scale incident support for disasters like tornadoes and floods, structural collapses and more. We thank God for men and women who are compelled to risk their lives for the safety and rescue of others for nothing in return. Pray for your Rescue Squads.