MCFD Station 8 Williamsport

01/22/2024

09/01/2023

Join Our Department Become a Volunteer Firefighter If you have a heart for service and the desire to be a part of something bigger than yourself, we are looking for you! There are so many ways to become involved with MCFD. If you are already a career firefighter, you can laterally join our team. For...

08/24/2022

A funeral service will be held on Friday, August 26th at 11:00 AM at Heritage Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Maury Memorial Gardens. The family will visit with friends on Thursday, August 25th from 5:00 – 7:00 PM and again on Friday from 10:00 AM until the service hour at the funeral home......

07/10/2022

Prayers to Constable Darrell Thrasher’s family and friends. Our community lost one of the best servants it’s ever had.

02/20/2022

Tonight Maury County Fire Department presented several awards for the hard work of the I individuals who serve our communities. 2 station 8 members received awards. Firefighter Sarah Ebbert received Firefighter of the year for Station 8. Firefighter Ebbert saved the life of one of our own members using the training she received during her initial training with Maury County Fire Department recruit class. She also worked hard around the station cleaning and doing administrative functions as well as responding to multiple calls for service. Firefighter Ebbert also completed all the required training to be a driver and was promoted to Engineer. Firefighter Jonah Robbins also took home the award of over all county firefighter of the year. Firefighter Robbins has worked hard serving his community but assisting with anything needed around the station as well as responding to multiple calls across the county. Firefighter Robbins also completed basic EMT school and is currently going through Advance EMT school. Firefighter Robbins was also hired by Columbia Fire and Rescue and completed the 10 week long Tennessee Fire Academy to advance his skills in the fire service. Maury County Fire Department is proud of all the accomplishments both these members these to have completed. Thank you for all you have done for your community!

12/12/2021

A little video after the parade

12/12/2021

Engine 8 all shined up for the Spring Hill Christmas Parade which was driven by one of our stations newest engineers. Thankful to have such dedicated people in our community who take pride in our equipment!

12/07/2021

Maury County Fire Department is seeking volunteers. Want to give back to your community? Want to look into a different career? Training is free, and performed by quality instructors. You will work odd hours and receive no pay. You do however, get to ride in cool fire trucks with an awesome fire helmet on.

We are having a meet and greet at our main station located at 1257 Mapleash Avenue(beside animal shelter) on December 13th 6pm. If you are interested please come and attend this meeting. We will go over state mandated requirements that must be done before you can become a certified firefighter.

To be eligible you must:

Be 18 years old prior to or on January 17th 2022.

No criminal history. (Background check is performed).

Dedicate Monday and Thursday nights 6pm-10pm and Saturdays 8-4. These are training nights and days. This runs from January 17th 2022 through April 23rd. (No classes during spring break week).

More will be discussed at the meet and greet.

11/05/2021

We would like to Congratulate Firefighter Jonah Robbins on his graduation from the Tennessee Fire & Codes Academy today. Jonah is a volunteer firefighter at Maury County Fire Station 8 and was recently hire as a career firefighter with Columbia Fire and Rescue. Good luck to you and may you have a long successful and safe career. Thank you for all you do for our communities.

10/23/2021

5 members from Station 8 along with members from other stations and agencies spent last night and all day today completing an extrication training class! This group did an outstanding job! Thank you to everyone who participated and assisted with instructing and bring equipment out. We also want to thank D&D Towing for providing the vehicles, equipment to move the vehicles and personnel to assist us today!

10/05/2021

This week is fire prevention week. This year’s FPW campaign, “Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety!” works to educate everyone about the different sounds the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms make. Knowing what to do when an alarm sounds will keep you and your family safe. When an alarm makes noises – a beeping sound or a chirping sound – you must take action!