Highland Home Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department

10/30/2026

What a great night at the 4th Annual First Responders Trick-or-Treat! A big thank-you to the Crenshaw County Sheriff's Office for hosting such a wonderful event and bringing together our county’s first responders!

It was great seeing everyone come together, including our sheriff’s office, fire departments, EMS, helicopter services, and 911 dispatchers. We had a wonderful time passing out candy, seeing all the excited kids in their costumes, meeting families from all around the county, and enjoying the smiles and laughter.

Events like this are a great reminder of what makes our community special. It’s about coming together, building relationships, and making memories with the families we are proud to serve.

Thank you to everyone who came out and made it suck a fun night! We already look forward to next year!

10/18/2026

Come trick or treat with us!

10/11/2026

Saturday October 10th was a busy day for our department. We responded to several calls for trees down, medical calls and a structure fire with the first call coming out at around 1 A.M. At approximately 9:14 P.M. our department along with NEC, Fullers Crossroads, Honoraville fire departments, Luverne Rescue, Crenshaw County EMA and the CCSO were dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 1500 block of Magnolia Drive by Crenshaw County E-911. Units arrived on scene to find a single story residential structure well involved in fire. Firefighters deployed hand lines and began operations. The fire was controlled shortly after arrival. Departments spent over four hours on scene extinguishing this fire using approximately 12,000 gallons of water in total. Sadly, there was one civilian fatality as a result of this fire. The scene was turned over to the Alabama State Fire Marshals office for investigation. There were no reports of injuries to fire personnel. We would like to thank our department as well as all the other agencies on this scene for a job well done after a long day.

10/09/2026

Thank you Highland Home School for recognizing our dedicated members, the seniors of Highland Home School. And big thank you to Haynes Life Flight for delivering the game ball!

09/26/2026

🚑🔥 Congratulations, Blain Wilson! 🔥🚑

Highland Home Fire and Rescue would like to congratulate Blain Wilson on successfully obtaining his National Registry EMT certification and Alabama EMT license!

Blain volunteers his time with Highland Home Fire and Rescue, serving our community alongside our dedicated firefighters and first responders. His commitment to learning, training, and serving others is a tremendous asset to our department and the community we proudly serve.

Blain also works full-time with Haynes Ambulance, the ambulance service providing emergency and non-emergency ambulance services in our community. His experience with Haynes Ambulance, combined with his service as a volunteer firefighter, allows him to bring valuable EMS knowledge and skills to our department.

We are proud of Blain for reaching this milestone and for his commitment to serving the people of our community. We look forward to watching him continue to grow in his EMS and fire service career!

Congratulations, Blain! We’re proud to have you on the team! 👏👏

09/17/2026

🇺🇸 Honoring Those Who Serve, Remembering Those We Lost 🇺🇸

Highland Home’s September 11 football game was more than just a night under the Friday night lights. It was an opportunity for our community to come together to remember and honor the victims of September 11, 2001, and to recognize the sacrifices of those who have served our community.

This year’s game also honored longtime firefighter and beloved announcer Charlie Porter, whose years of dedication to Highland Home Fire and Rescue and the surrounding community have left a lasting impact on so many.

From the first responder standing ready to answer the call, to the familiar voice behind the microphone, Charlie has been a valued part of our community.

As we remember September 11, we honor the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and those who continue to serve others every day.

Never Forget. 🇺🇸🚒

Highland Home’s Sept. 11 game honored 9/11 victims, childhood cancer awareness, Corey Bozeman and longtime firefighter and announcer Charlie Porter.

09/15/2026

09/13/2026

Just a reminder, Thursday 17th is the deadline to order shirts. If you have reached out to the page and said you would be mailing the payment and we have not confirmed the receipt of payment, you may want to check with us. Orders can not be placed without payment.

Highland Home Fire / Rescue is selling t-shirts. If you would like to order please let one of our members know or private message us on Facebook.
Shirts will be short sleeve Glidan Navy Blue with Pink and White screen print.
Shirt prices:
S-XL $20.00
Larger sizes are an additional $5.00.
Shirt orders must be pre-paid.
All sales are final, no refunds will be issued.
Orders are due September 17th
Shirts will be ready to pick up on September 30th from 3-6 pm at the station, unless other arrangements are made.
Thank you for your support!

09/08/2026

Just a reminder orders are due next Thursday 9/17. Orders must be pre-paid before order can be made. Checks can be mailed to P.O. Box 99 Highland Home, 36041 or message us to make arrangements to meet at the station.

Highland Home Fire / Rescue is selling t-shirts. If you would like to order please let one of our members know or private message us on Facebook.
Shirts will be short sleeve Glidan Navy Blue with Pink and White screen print.
Shirt prices:
S-XL $20.00
Larger sizes are an additional $5.00.
Shirt orders must be pre-paid.
All sales are final, no refunds will be issued.
Orders are due September 17th
Shirts will be ready to pick up on September 30th from 3-6 pm at the station, unless other arrangements are made.
Thank you for your support!

05/26/2026

🚨 PUBLIC NOTICE 🚨

We are aware of a report circulating on Facebook regarding a propane leak in the area of First Citizens Bank with the roadway being shut down. At this time, there is NO confirmed propane leak or related emergency and the roadway was never shut down. All units have cleared the area.