Brick Church Fire Station

05/05/2026

🚨 WE NEED YOU – JOIN YOUR LOCAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 🚨

Our community depends on everyday people stepping up to do extraordinary things — and right now, we’re looking for dedicated individuals to join our team.

Becoming a volunteer firefighter isn’t just about fighting fires. It’s about:
🔥 Protecting your neighbors
🚑 Responding to emergencies
🤝 Serving your community with pride
💪 Building skills, confidence, and lifelong friendships

No experience? No problem.
We provide all necessary training, gear, and support to help you succeed.

Whether you’re looking to give back, learn new skills, or be part of something bigger than yourself — this is your chance.

📍 Must be reliable, motivated, and ready to serve
📞 Message us or stop by the station for more information
📝 Applications are always open!

👉 Step up. Stand out. Serve your community.

Join today — because when seconds count, we count on you.

11/09/2025

Tonight, we lift up big prayers for the families, friends, and entire Vanderbilt LifeFlight team after the tragic helicopter crash that claimed the life of one brave crew member and left two others in critical condition.

These heroes dedicate their lives to saving others every single day — and now it’s our turn to stand behind them in prayer and support.

Please join me in praying for healing, comfort, and strength for everyone affected by this heartbreaking event.

11/05/2025

Every please help us welcome Blaine Owens to the position of EMS Division Chief. Blaine has stepped up and filled the role as Niki had made the choice to step down for her upcoming role as a mother. Thank you Niki for all you did for us, and Blaine, we look forward to working with you in your new role.

10/26/2025

🎃👻 Hey Parents! Bring Your Tiny Monsters! 🧛‍♂️🕷️

This Halloween, Brick Church Meats & More is turning up the spook-tacular fun!

Bring your little ghouls, goblins, and superheroes – we’ve got treat bags filled with fun toys and candy.

AND FOR THE ADULTS...
While the kids load up on candy, treat yourself to something better:
Fresh-cut meats
Take & Bake meals to make dinner easy after a long night of trick-or-treating!

Let’s make this Halloween un-boo-lievably fun!

10/26/2025

Cold weather is here. Please be safe with all your heaters this winter. Take the time to clean them and think about placement of items around heating sources.

10/15/2025

🔥🌳 It is wildfire season in Tennessee, which means burn permits are required whenever you burn leaves or natural debris, including hurricane debris.
A few things to note:
🔥 Permits are FREE
🔥 Permits can be obtained online at burnsafetn.org
🔥 If you don't have internet access, you can get a permit Monday thru Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm local time, by calling 877-350-2876
🔥 Some local municipalities have additional burning restrictions and / or alternative burn permit programs, so always check local requirements before burning
🔥 Links to information about burning hurricane debris can be found at burnsafetn.org

🔥🌳 It is wildfire season in Tennessee, which means burn permits are required whenever you burn leaves or natural debris, including hurricane debris.

A few things to note:

🔥 Permits are FREE

🔥 Permits can be obtained online at burnsafetn.org

🔥 If you don't have internet access, you can get a permit Monday thru Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm local time, by calling 877-350-2876

🔥 Some local municipalities have additional burning restrictions and / or alternative burn permit programs, so always check local requirements before burning

🔥 Links to information about burning hurricane debris can be found at burnsafetn.org

We're happy to answer any questions you have!

10/14/2025

Puffy clothes and costumes don’t belong under a correctly fitted harness. Change into the spooky ghost or brave superhero at your destination.

National Safety Council National CPS Certification NHTSA Safe Kids Worldwide

10/09/2025

NASHVILLE – As Tennessee enters its annual wildfire season during National Fire Prevention Week, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry (TDF) reminds residents to burn safely and responsibly. Beginning October 15, anyone burning leaves or natural debris must obtain a free burn permit from TDF.

“Tennessee experiences about 1,000 wildland fires each year, burning roughly 18,000 acres, and more than 90% are caused by humans,” State Forester Heather Slayton said. “With extra debris from Hurricane Helene, there’s more fuel for fires this season. Getting a burn permit, burning safely, and avoiding risky activity can greatly reduce wildfire danger.”
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10/08/2025

🚜🔥 It’s almost time, Giles County! 🔥🚜

We’re gearing up for an exciting night at the Giles County Fire & Rescue Truck and Tractor Pull this Saturday, October 11th at 5 PM in Lynnville! 💪💨

We couldn’t be more excited to bring our community back together for a great cause supporting the men and women who serve and protect Giles County every day. ❤️

🎟️ Gates open at 2 PM! Come early, grab your spot, and enjoy an evening full of horsepower, smoke, and community spirit!

💺 Reminder: Seating is limited — we do have some bleachers available, but tailgates and lawn chairs are welcome and encouraged!

Let’s make this year’s event one to remember! We can’t wait to see everyone Saturday night in Lynnville! 🚒🇺🇸

10/08/2025

Always charge devices with lithium-ion batteries on a hard, flat surface such as a table or counter. Charging on soft surfaces like a bed or couch can trap heat and start a fire.

Learn more at fpw.org/battery