Dublin Fire Department

Dublin Fire Department Established in 1912. We currently have 35 active volunteers and we are the busiest Dept in the county Dublin has 38 active members and 3 active junior members.

Dublin Fire Department is a Volunteer organization that operates on donations from the public. Dublin Fire Department accepts members at the age of 16 known as a junior firefighter program. The program started in 2009. We have had 7 junior members advance to a full time firefighter at Dublin Fire Dept. The fire dept also accepts member starting at the age of 18 as a full time member. If you would

like an application to join just come by the fire department anytime to receive an application for junior or full time membership. Dublin Fire Dept has been successfully active for 111 years. Thank for your support throughout the years.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads! Enjoy the day!
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads!
Enjoy the day!

At 0040 hours, 30 May, 2026, Company 2 (Dublin Fire), Company 5 (Newbern Fire), Medic 9-1 & Medic 9-5 were dispatched to...
05/31/2026

At 0040 hours, 30 May, 2026, Company 2 (Dublin Fire), Company 5 (Newbern Fire), Medic 9-1 & Medic 9-5 were dispatched to the 200 block of Cleburne Blvd. in the truck parking lot for a MVC with entrapment.

Chief 2 arrived on scene and confirmed the report of entrapment with 2 occupants in the vehicle and established command. Rescue Engine 2 arrived to provide scene lighting, began stabilization and made patient contact. Rescue Engine 5 assisted with stabilization. Crews removed the front driver and passenger side doors for patient access and removal. Ladder 2 was used for scene protection on Cleburne Blvd. and the crew assisted with extrication and patient removal.

Two patients were transported a local medical facility by Pulaski County Public Safety with serious injuries. The accident is under investigation by Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.

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The members and officers of Dublin Volunteer Fire Department express heartfelt condolences and prayers for the family of...
05/30/2026

The members and officers of Dublin Volunteer Fire Department express heartfelt condolences and prayers for the family of Cana Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter Logan Utt.

Firefighter Utt was also a Deputy Sherriff with the Carroll County Sherriffs Office and was killed in the line of duty on 29 May, 2026 while on duty with the Carroll County Sherriffs Office.

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Please keep the deputies and families of Carroll County Sheriff's Office in your thoughts and prayers.
05/30/2026

Please keep the deputies and families of Carroll County Sheriff's Office in your thoughts and prayers.

Let’s remember the reason we celebrate Memorial Day. Be safe!
05/25/2026

Let’s remember the reason we celebrate Memorial Day. Be safe!

Dublin Volunteer Fire Department would like to congratulate these young men on their graduation from Pulaski County High...
05/23/2026

Dublin Volunteer Fire Department would like to congratulate these young men on their graduation from Pulaski County High School.
Good job gentlemen, keep up the great work.

(L to R) Firefighter Colby Gill, Firefighter Drew Alley, Firefighter Tanner Geever, Firefighter Tanner Linkous, Firefighter Brevin Szeorkman and Firefighter Adien Ainsley

How could we forget our favorite people….. Happy Police Week!!!!
05/12/2026

How could we forget our favorite people….. Happy Police Week!!!!

Happy Mother’s Day from the Dublin Fire Department! ❤️Today we celebrate all the moms who serve, support, sacrifice, enc...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the Dublin Fire Department! ❤️

Today we celebrate all the moms who serve, support, sacrifice, encourage, and hold everything together both at home and in our community.

Thank you for everything you do behind the scenes and on the front lines. We hope today brings you the appreciation and love you deserve.

Enjoy your well-deserved day! 🌷

Last night around 9:00 PM, the Dublin Fire Department responded to a reported brush fire on Hanks Avenue.Upon arrival, c...
04/11/2026

Last night around 9:00 PM, the Dublin Fire Department responded to a reported brush fire on Hanks Avenue.

Upon arrival, crews found a hollowed-out tree actively burning. Firefighters quickly got to work and were able to safely extinguish the fire before it could spread.

All units cleared the scene and returned to service by 9:40 PM.

As always, we appreciate the community’s support and encourage everyone to report any signs of fire early—quick action makes a big difference.

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