City of Lewisburg Fire Department

04/23/2026

🚧 Road Closure Notice – W. Ewing St. 🚧

Beginning April 27, @ 7am W Ewing St. will be closed between 3rd Ave S and 2nd Ave S for approximately two weeks due to sewer work.

🔹 Please plan alternate routes
🔹 Use caution when traveling near the work zone

We appreciate your patience as these necessary improvements are completed.

— Lewisburg Police Department 🚔

04/20/2026

🔥🚒Fire Department Education Program🚒🔥

We are continuing our partnership with the National Fire Safety Council, Inc. this year in order to purchase fire safety materials for distribution at all Marshall County elementary schools, fire department demonstrations and community events. The National Fire Safety Council is a 501(c)(3), a federally tax-exempt, not-for-profit organization. They mail out letters to local businesses on our behalf asking for donations to help us purchase fire & burn prevention and life safety materials. We are then able to provide these materials free of charge to the public at various events we attend.

Local businesses may receive letters in the mail but if you'd like to donate as an individual or a business that did not receive a letter you may. Visit donate.nfsc.org and enter TN 59-F-2 for the program number. Or you may contact us at 931-359-4544 for questions regarding the program.

Any donation amount helps secure these essential, safety-oriented materials for distribution throughout the county.

As always, thank you for your support!

Fire Chief Drew Hawkins

04/17/2026

Announcement

Lewisburg Fire and multiple other agencies will be participating in a mock wreck event this morning at Marshall County High School. THIS IS ONLY A MOCK WRECK. There is no need to be alarmed at the presence of multiple emergency vehicles!

03/26/2026

Safe Debris Burning Click Here to Get a Permit Basic Fire Safety Guidelines for Outdoor Burning Careless debris burning is a primary cause of wildfires every year in Tennessee. Wildfires result in enormous losses of natural resources, personal property and even lives. Fire can be an effective tool w...

03/21/2026

See the original post for a phone number to call.

UPDATE: The system is now up and running.
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March 20: The online burn permit system is experiencing issues today. We are working with the vendor to resolve the problem. and apologize for the inconvenience.

Please call 877-350-2876 to obtain a permit over the phone. Be aware that call volume may be high, so you may need to wait a bit or may need to call back.

03/13/2026

With the Severe Weather Season upon us NOW is the time to register your storm shelter. We will come out and get a exact location point so we know when a tornado or wind damage hits exactly where to locate you to dig you out. If you have already registered but no one has been out to locate coordinates on your shelter please give us a call at 931-359-5810.

03/12/2026

*Press Release*

Structure Fire on Troy Drive

03/04/2026

Great work by all agencies and individuals involved!

02/04/2026

01/26/2026

UPDATE: TDOT IS OUT WORKING ON ROSDS. Currently as far as we know roads are not necessarily closed but do not get out on the roads unless it is an emergency.

01/26/2026

❄️ ⚠️ Road Conditions ⚠️ ❄️

As the temperatures continue to drop the roads are becoming very dangerous. While roads look clear they are covered with ice.

Please do not be out in this weather unless it is an absolute emergency.

Response times of all agencies are being impacted by the roadway situation.

01/13/2026

Important announcement regarding warming shelters in the area