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Our mission is to serve the citizens of Brierfield and Six Mile with professional rapid emergency response and other services that save lives and protect property. The Brierfield Volunteer Fire & Rescue provides fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue, hazardous materials mitigation, disaster response, and public education for a population of approximately 4500 over an area

of about 90 square miles in the Brierfield and Six Mile Communities located in both Shelby and Bibb counties

09/06/2026

Please join us in congratulating Assistant Chief Jackson Chance on passing the Certified Neonatal Pediatric Transport (C-NPT) certification examination!

The C-NPT certification recognizes advanced knowledge in the stabilization and transport of critically ill and injured neonatal and pediatric patients in prehospital and out-of-hospital settings.

This achievement reflects Brierfield Fire & Rescue’s continued commitment to advanced clinical education and providing high-quality emergency medical care to our community and surrounding areas across all patient populations.

08/19/2026

Brierfield Fire & Rescue and AmServ EMS personnel participated in ALS and critical care simulation scenarios between calls today. These informal training sessions help foster teamwork, communication, and critical thinking under stress.

The scenarios were proctored using real-time AI to generate realistic patient presentations, changing vital signs, and dynamic responses to treatments and interventions.

Sharpening clinical decision-making in a controlled environment helps ensure our providers are prepared to perform at their best when faced with even the most challenging clinical situations.

07/18/2026

Please join us in congratulating Brierfield Fire & Rescue paramedic and registered nurse Will (Ethan) Laatsch on passing the Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) board certification examination!

The CFRN is one of the most challenging and well-recognized certifications in prehospital, critical care, and transport medicine. Earning this credential reflects Ethan's commitment to continued learning and to providing the highest level of care possible for the patients and community we serve.

Ethan has been a member of Brierfield Fire & Rescue since 2020. He works full-time as both a paramedic and an emergency department/intensive care unit registered nurse, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to every patient he cares for.

Congratulations, Ethan! This achievement is well deserved, and we are proud to have you on the Brierfield team.

07/09/2026

We're looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at Celebration on the Green in Centreville from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM!

While you're enjoying the festivities, be sure to stop by the Brierfield Fire & Rescue booth.

Come meet the men and women who serve and protect our communities, learn about volunteer opportunities, and see some of the specialized equipment and capabilities our volunteer crews bring to emergency scenes every day.

We'll also be offering Hands-Only CPR training throughout the evening. It only takes a few minutes to learn, and the skills you gain could one day help save the life of a family member, friend, or neighbor.

Whether you're interested in volunteering or just want to learn more about what we do, we'd love to meet you. Stop by, ask questions, and say hello!

We hope to see you Saturday evening!

07/03/2026

Just because we aren't a primary transport agency doesn't mean our EMS providers don't spend their share of time in an ambulance. Our team will often accompany patients during transport to provide an extra set of hands or advanced treatments and equipment that may not be available to the transporting ambulance crew. This is another example of the interagency cooperation that takes place every day.

Today, one of our volunteer paramedics accompanied a patient to a Birmingham hospital for definitive care.

06/26/2026

Today marks a historic milestone for Brierfield Fire & Rescue and for emergency medical care in Bibb County.

We are proud to announce that our prehospital blood transfusion program has officially launched.

Brierfield Fire & Rescue joins fewer than 20 EMS agencies across Alabama currently carrying blood products and is the only 100% volunteer EMS agency in the state with this lifesaving capability.

Research has shown that in patients at risk for life-threatening hemorrhage, every minute that lifesaving resuscitation is delayed increases the odds of death by approximately 2%. Bringing blood directly to patients in our rural communities means treatment can begin when it matters most.

Specially trained paramedics will administer universal donor packed red blood cells and liquid plasma to patients suffering from severe bleeding and other life-threatening emergencies. Blood approaching its expiration date will be exchanged with hospital blood banks to ensure this precious resource is never wasted.

Providing blood products is expensive, with the cost of treating a single patient exceeding $700. As a non-transport agency, we do not bill patients or their insurance for any care we provide. This program is launching as a 12-month pilot funded entirely by a generous donor from our community.

If you would like to help ensure this capability remains available for years to come, we would be honored to have your support. Please contact us to learn how you can contribute.

06/24/2026

S200, R200, R203, and E202 responded with AmServ EMS and BCSO to a motor vehicle crash in the Randolph community this evening. Brierfield personnel provided advanced life support on scene before one patient was transported by Regional Air-Medical Services - RAMS to a regional trauma center.

06/19/2026

It was another busy day for Brierfield. Volunteer crews of R200, R203, and S200 responded to six separate incidents in Randolph, Six Mile, and Brierfield.

This level of service is made possible through the generosity of the communities we serve. Thank you for your support!

05/23/2026

As EMS Week comes to a close, we would like to thank the agenices we are privileged to work alongside every day with the common goal of keeping our communities safe. EMS is a system, often requiring cooperation of multiple resources and departments.

We are grateful for the partnerships, teamwork, and friendships that help ensure our citizens receive the best care possible.

Thank you for all that you do, not only during EMS Week, but every day of the year.

Happy EMS Week!

AmServ EMS
Green Pond Fire & Rescue
Southeast Shelby Rescue
Brent Volunteer Fire Department
Montevallo Fire and Rescue
Regional Air-Medical Services - RAMS
Life Saver 4 Sylacauga

05/22/2026

This week, we celebrate EMS Week and recognize the dedicated team at Brierfield Fire & Rescue.

Our EMS providers are volunteers who give their time, training, and expertise to serve the citizens and visitors of our community. Whether responding in the middle of the night, on holidays, or during severe weather, they answer the call when help is needed most.

We are grateful for their commitment to excellence, compassion, and willingness to serve others.

Please join us in thanking the men and women who keep our community safe.

Happy EMS Week!

Address

PO Box 1, 18567 Highway 139
Brierfield, AL
35035

Website

http://www.brierfieldfireandrescue.com/

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