Caryville Volunteer Fire Department

02/26/2024

The Town of Caryville will be testing the emergency warning siren at 10:30 am Wednesday February 28th. If severe weather is forecast the test will not be done.

This test has been postponed till Thursday February 29th at 10:30 am due to forecast possible severe weather Wednesday

02/02/2023

Tennessee Severe Weather Awareness Week will be February 19th - 25th this year. Along with awareness week the Town of Caryville will be testing our waring siren. The test will be conducted on Wednesday February 22nd at 10:30 am. The test is used to test the system and to allow the public to know what the siren sounds like when it is activated. The siren will sound for 3 minutes. If there is a possibility of severe weather that day the test will not be done.

12/09/2022

08/23/2022

The Town of Caryville will be testing the emergency warning siren Wednesday August 31st (weather permitting) at 6:00 pm. The test will last for 3 minutes. In case of a true emergency please tune into the local news outlets for any actions that need to be taken.

04/06/2022

This watch covers all of Campbell County. If the watch is upgraded to a tornado wearning the emergency siren will be activated for 3 minutes. If a tornado is spotted in the area the emergency siren will be activated for multiple 3 minute cycles.

04/04/2022

🚨🔥EXTREME FIRE DANGER FOR EAST TENNESSEE🔥🚨

Humidity is low and wind speeds are high. No burn permits will be issued.

DO NOT BURN TODAY

03/29/2022

03/26/2022

PLEASE BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WITH OUTSIDE BURNING TODAY SATURDAY MARCH 26th

03/11/2022

This weather event could start as a heavy wet snow that could cause power outages. Please be prepared for these outages. Thank you

03/09/2022

Reminder: Time changes this weekend - Spring forward 1 hour. Its also a good time to change your smoke detector battery. Thank you!

02/24/2022

After the warning siren test, we had several questions from citizens concerning actions and procedures to take if the sirens have been activated. Attached to this post is the standard operating procedures to take should the emergency warning sirens be activated.

If you have further questions, please comment below so we can publicly answer them for everyone's better understanding.