Grant Fire and Rescue

12/15/2025

12/13/2025

At 4:35pm on Thursday GFD was alerted for a chimney fire. While enroute the call was updated to a working fire. upon arrival units reported a two storv residential structure with heavy fire showing on A,B, and C sides. With an aggressive interior attack units quickly knocked down the fire remaining on scene for approximately four hours. No Injuries to report however, the home was a total loss. Would also like to thanks both Hebron and Waterfront Fire Depts for their mutual aid assistance

12/05/2025

Grant Fire and Rescue was dispatched 2nd due to a Structure Fire on Winkles rd. Grant E211 The first arriving Company, reported heavy fire to the rear of the house. E211 then stretched an attack line to the rear of the home, quickly knocking down the fire. The fire was contained to the porch area and did not extend further into the home.

11/15/2025

Grant Fire provided medical support for the 5K run at Cathedral Caverns State Park today. Grant Fire is proud to provide medical support for the many activities at the state park throughout the year.

11/15/2025

Grant Fire participated in the Touch-A-Truck program at the DAR softball field today. The Touch-A-Truck program allowed kids to sit in the fire truck and blow the horn and siren. Sparky had a great time greeting his fans!

06/06/2023

Grant Fire and Rescue is sponsoring an Explorer Post for boys 14 to 17 years of age. This post will give participants the opprtunity to learn about and participate in the day to day operation of a fire department. Please contact Kyle Bearden at (256) 506-1946.

01/21/2023

Smoke detectors save lives! Alabama has one of the highest fire death rates in the country. This is primarily because there are no smoke detectors in many residential structures that catch on fire and the occupants are overcome by smoke before they can reach an exit. Smoke detectors give an early warning that allows enough time to escape the building. Grant Fire and Rescue is participating in a program to install smoke detectors in houses for free to reduce fire deaths in our community. If your residence doesn't have smoke detectors, send an email to [email protected] or [email protected] with your name, address and phone number so that we can contact you and make an appointment to install smoke detectors in your home. You can also call 256-728-2007 and leave your contact information so we can call you back and make an appointment. Again, the smoke detectors are free. There is no cost to you. All you have to do is let us know that you need smoke detectors.

07/25/2022

Share Share Share!!!!

Hello friends and neighbors! Grant Fire and Rescue is participating in giving out and installing free fire alarms.

To give you some statistics on fire alarms, while 4% of homes do not have smoke alarms, approximately 20% of homes with smoke alarms have non-operational smoke alarms. It is estimated that if every home had working smoke alarms, U.S. residential fire deaths could drop by 36%.

With this being said along with me and all members of Grant Fire and Rescue we strongly encourage our community to reach out to us. We would be happy to help with getting our community 1 step closer to a safer household. Please feel free to message me or any of our members with questions on getting the process started.

Again these alarms are free to you no cost for installation either!!

06/15/2020

06/15/2020

06/01/2020

Grant Fire Dept was dispatched to a 2 Car MVC this morning at the Intersection of Swearengin Rd & Columbus City Rd. Nobody was injured thank you to everyone for your understanding of the congested traffic!

05/28/2020

putting in the work today Assisting Guntersville PD and Marshall County Sheriff's Office with traffic control from a wreck earlier today. Remember when you see emergency vehicles Move over or slow down! Everyone be safe and stay weather aware as we do have strong-severe storms in our area tonight.