Eastanollee Fire Department

Eastanollee Fire Department Ever willing, Ever ready! Volunteer Fire Department

đźš’ Training Makes the Difference. đźš’Tonight, firefighters from Eastanollee Fire Department and Carnes Creek Fire Departmen...
07/21/2026

đźš’ Training Makes the Difference. đźš’

Tonight, firefighters from Eastanollee Fire Department and Carnes Creek Fire Department came together for an intensive vehicle extrication training, sharpening the skills that save lives when every second counts.

Under the leadership of Captain Quentin Mitchell and Captain Kyle Sappah, firefighters trained on a variety of rescue techniques designed to safely and efficiently remove victims from heavily damaged vehicles. Crews operated multiple pieces of rescue equipment, including hydraulic and battery-powered extrication tools (“Jaws of Life”), while also practicing manual hand-tool techniques for situations where power tools may not be the safest or most effective option.

While mastering equipment is critical, tonight’s greatest focus was on the patient. Every cut, every move, and every decision was centered on providing the highest level of patient care—protecting the victim from further injury, reducing extrication time, and delivering them safely into the hands of EMS.

Training alongside neighboring departments strengthens more than our skills—it builds trust, communication, and the teamwork that is essential when multiple agencies respond to the same emergency. By learning together, we ensure that when our communities need us most, we respond as one coordinated team.

Because when lives are on the line, excellence isn’t an accident—it is the result of training, teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to those we serve. 🚒

We are with you in prayer and thoughts brothers and sisters.
06/13/2026

We are with you in prayer and thoughts brothers and sisters.

Update on Reported Commercial Fire – CLARY CONNECTOREastanollee Fire Department and Carnes Creek Fire Department respond...
06/11/2026

Update on Reported Commercial Fire – CLARY CONNECTOR

Eastanollee Fire Department and Carnes Creek Fire Department responded to a reported commercial structure fire once on seen in the 400 block of Clary Connector crews found semi trailers with heavy fire involving lithium batteries.

The fire is under control, however crews remain on scene managing hot spots and monitoring conditions due to the unique hazards associated with lithium battery fires.

Motorists are asked to use caution when traveling in the area and be alert for emergency vehicles and personnel working near the roadway.

There have been no reported injuries at this time.

We appreciate the cooperation and support of our community as crews continue operations. đźš’

Eastanollee Fire Department is on scene of downed power lines and trees off 2000 Block Ridgeland Road. The road is curre...
05/27/2026

Eastanollee Fire Department is on scene of downed power lines and trees off 2000 Block Ridgeland Road. The road is currently not passable use caution in the area.

🚨 COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE FIRE 🚨Multiple fire crews stayed on scene of a commercial structure fire for hours combating a la...
05/21/2026

🚨 COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE FIRE 🚨

Multiple fire crews stayed on scene of a commercial structure fire for hours combating a large fire in the area of McJunkin Road.

The fire is now under control and all responding crews have cleared the scene.

No further information is available at this time. Updates will be provided as they become available.

Structure Fire – Commercial BuildingEastanollee Fire Department, Carnes Creek Fire Department, Martin Fire Department, a...
04/19/2026

Structure Fire – Commercial Building

Eastanollee Fire Department, Carnes Creek Fire Department, Martin Fire Department, and Stephens County EMS responded to a reported large explosion and commercial structure fire off of the 1400 block of Wolf pit Road.

Upon arrival, crews found a building with an extremely heavy fuel load and active fire conditions. Ladder 1 quickly set up an aerial operation and began flowing water into the structure while the building’s internal sprinkler system worked to contain the fire.

An interior attack team made entry and extinguished remaining hotspots.

Several explosions were reported during the incident. Thankfully, due to the properly functioning suppression system and rapid response from all agencies, the fire was successfully contained.

Hazmat crews are currently on scene, and the incident remains under investigation.

On Friday at approximately 5:34 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department, along with Big Smith Fire Department and Martin Fire De...
04/07/2026

On Friday at approximately 5:34 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department, along with Big Smith Fire Department and Martin Fire Department and other county Assests via a county man power response responded to a reported Structure Fire off HARBERT VALLEY RD,

Due to windy conditions, the fire quickly intensified and spread, ultimately causing a nearby structure to catch fire. Responding units worked efficiently to contain and extinguish both the brush fire and the structure fire.

There were no injuries reported.

Great work by all departments involved in bringing this incident under control.

At approximately 4:57 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department was dispatched to Rock Creek Road for a motor vehicle accident wit...
04/07/2026

At approximately 4:57 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department was dispatched to Rock Creek Road for a motor vehicle accident with unknown injuries.

Units arrived on scene and worked quickly to clear the incident, with the vehicle successfully removed from the roadway.

We’d like to thank Stephens County Sheriff’s Office and EMS for their outstanding teamwork and response.

At 12:48, Eastanollee Fire Department was dispatched for an iPhone crash detection alert. Upon arrival, crews located a ...
03/30/2026

At 12:48, Eastanollee Fire Department was dispatched for an iPhone crash detection alert. Upon arrival, crews located a single-vehicle accident off the roadway with one male patient trapped inside.

Fire and EMS personnel, along with SCSO and GSP, worked together to safely remove the patient. He was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center. His condition is currently unknown.

This is a reminder why we treat every call like it matters because it does.

Brush Fire Response – Eastanollee Fire DepartmentAt approximately 12:45 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department and Big Smith Fi...
03/20/2026

Brush Fire Response – Eastanollee Fire Department

At approximately 12:45 PM, Eastanollee Fire Department and Big Smith Fire Department responded to a reported brush fire off of Oak Valley Road

Units from both departments arrived on scene and quickly brought the fire under control, preventing further spread. Crews worked efficiently to ensure full extinguishment and secure the area.

Great work by all personnel involved. No injuries were reported.

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