Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services

Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services exists to provide superior fire, rescue, and emergency services to the citizens and visitors of Cobb County.

We exist to provide superior fire, rescue, and emergency services to the citizens and visitors of Cobb County in a proficient, professional, and compassionate manner. We continuously promote life safety within the county by practicing prevention, planning, education, and training. We believe the hard work and professionalism of our firefighters, inspectors, investigators, educators, and civilian s

taff members contribute to the safe environment enjoyed by those who live, work, and visit our great county.

On behalf of Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services, we extend our deepest condolences to the members of Rockdale Fire Re...
06/13/2026

On behalf of Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services, we extend our deepest condolences to the members of Rockdale Fire Rescue, as well as to Firefighter Smith’s family, friends, and loved ones. We honor the dedication, service, and sacrifice of our fallen comrade, whose commitment to serving others will not be forgotten.

Whether you're heading to the lake, campground, or job site, trailer safety starts before you hit the road. No matter wh...
06/10/2026

Whether you're heading to the lake, campground, or job site, trailer safety starts before you hit the road.

No matter what you're towing, Trailer Safety Week is a great reminder to review safe towing practices before every trip.

Improperly connected trailers, overloaded loads, and tire failures can lead to serious crashes, putting you, your passengers, and everyone else on the road at risk.

Before every trip:
• Check your tire pressure and condition
• Make sure that all safety chains are properly connected
• Test that the brake lights and turn signals are working
• Secure all cargo and equipment
• Verify that the hitch is locked and properly attached

A few extra minutes of preparation can help prevent crashes, breakdowns, and injuries.

Last week was full of extrication training across Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services!From our cadets getting a hands-...
06/09/2026

Last week was full of extrication training across Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services!

From our cadets getting a hands-on introduction to vehicle extrication, to Squads 7 and 12 sharing their knowledge and experience with HERO trainees, there was opportunities to learn, teach, and grow.

Vehicle extrication is a critical skill that allows firefighters to safely remove patients trapped in damaged vehicles following serious crashes. It requires technical expertise, teamwork, precision, and continuous training to ensure crews are prepared when lives are on the line.

We're proud of our team members who dedicate their time to developing the next generation of firefighters and emergency responders. Whether introducing cadets to the fire service or helping train our regional partners, their commitment to education and excellence strengthens our department and the community we serve.

Join us at J.Christopher’s East Lake, located at 2100 Roswell Road, on Saturday from 11:00 AM-1:00PM for their Coffee wi...
06/08/2026

Join us at J.Christopher’s East Lake, located at 2100 Roswell Road, on Saturday from 11:00 AM-1:00PM for their Coffee with Firefighters event!

06/05/2026

"Stayin' Alive" may be the most famous CPR song, but it's not the only one with the right beat.

CPR chest compressions should be delivered at a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute. To make that pace easier to remember, the American Heart Association and other organizations have created playlists on Spotify and YouTube filled with songs that match the recommended rhythm.

This CPR & AED Awareness Week, we're sharing just a few songs that match the recommended rhythm.

Because when every second counts, knowing CPR can help save a life.

Please join us in congratulating Lt. Shane Roland on his retirement from Cobb Fire & Emergency Services.  Lt. Roland beg...
06/03/2026

Please join us in congratulating Lt. Shane Roland on his retirement from Cobb Fire & Emergency Services. Lt. Roland began his career with our department in 1998. His shield will be hung at Station 24.

Thank you for your years of service to the citizens and visitors of Cobb County.

Enjoy your retirement sir!

Every second counts during a cardiac emergency.If someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally, call 911 immediate...
06/02/2026

Every second counts during a cardiac emergency.

If someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally, call 911 immediately, begin CPR, and use an AED if one is available. The actions taken before first responders arrive can make a lifesaving difference.

During CPR & AED Awareness Week, Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services encourages everyone to learn CPR, know where AEDs are located, and be prepared to act when it matters most.

To find CPR training near you, visit the American Heart Association or American Red Cross websites and use their class search tools.

American Heart Association: https://atlas.heart.org/
American Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class

The Cobb County Safety Village also offers CPR/AED classes monthly that are taught by firefighters!

Because when every second counts, being prepared matters.

Join us in congratulating our May promotions at Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services!Promoted to Lieutenant:Joshua Breg...
06/01/2026

Join us in congratulating our May promotions at Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services!

Promoted to Lieutenant:
Joshua Breg
Chris Cowart
Matthew Dyer
James Walters

Promoted to Engineer:
William Adams
Timothy Barmann
Zachery Bowers
Justin Brown
Brannon Hayes
Tyler Hwang
John Lampl
Michael Merritt
Chad Paletz
Michael Thomas
John Wells

Thank you for your dedication to our department and the community we serve.

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Marietta, GA
30008

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