Walthall County FIRE Service

09/02/2026

To all of our volunteers in Walthall County. Thank you!!!

09/01/2026

08/17/2026

08/17/2026

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08/08/2026

Walthall County Fire Service would like to thank DripDrop and National Volunteer Fire Council for including Fourth District Volunteer Fire/Rescue in their Hydration Giveback Campaign! This donation of DripDrop electrolyte drink mix will help keep our firefighters hydrated during training, emergency responses, extreme heat, and long incidents. Staying hydrated helps our crews perform at their best and stay safe on the job. Cameron Rob Boyd Kirk Bobb

08/04/2026

The Walthall County Fire Service would like to recognize and thank the dedicated volunteers from Lexie, 3rd District, and 4th District Volunteer Fire Department for taking the time to complete their Basic Life Support (BLS) training.
This course included CPR, AED training, and instruction on the proper administration of oxygen, equipping these members with the knowledge and skills to provide immediate, lifesaving care until advanced medical personnel arrive.

These certifications represent more than just completing a class—they reflect a commitment to serving others and making our communities safer. The willingness of these volunteers to continue their training ensures they are prepared to make a difference when every second counts.

Thank you to each of these members for your dedication, your service, and your commitment to protecting the citizens of Walthall County. Your communities are stronger because of your willingness to serve.

07/29/2026

Last night, members from 3rd District, 4th District, Lexie, Enon, Oak Grove, and Tylertown Volunteer Fire Departments, alongside several county supervisors, law enforcement, emergency management personnel, utility linemen, and MEMA officials, were presented with an overview of pipeline operations by representatives from Colonial Pipeline.

Colonial Pipeline operates a 5,500-mile pipeline system stretching from Texas to New Jersey, making it the largest refined petroleum products pipeline in the United States. This pipeline runs through the northern part of Walthall County, generally from the Bridges Road area through Pine Grove Church Road in Darbun.

Training and partnerships like this are invaluable. Understanding pipeline operations, emergency response procedures, and the resources available to first responders helps ensure we are prepared to respond safely and effectively should an incident ever occur.

Thank you to Colonial Pipeline for taking the time to provide this important training and for their continued commitment to working with local emergency responders. We also appreciate every volunteer firefighter, county official, law enforcement officer, emergency management representative, lineman, and MEMA official who took the time to attend. Working together before an emergency happens is what makes our communities safer.

07/23/2026

Walthall County Fire Service would like to recognize and thank the members of 3rd District Volunteer Fire Department, Enon Fire Department, Jayess MS, and Fourth District Volunteer Fire/Rescue for their dedication and commitment to the citizens they proudly serve.

Over the last two days,these departments completed their annual fire pump testing, an essential part of ensuring their fire apparatus is ready to perform when called upon during emergencies. Regular pump testing verifies that each fire truck's pumping system is operating properly so firefighters can depend on it when lives and property are on the line.

This commitment also helps these departments maintain their Class 7 fire rating, which can have a positive impact on homeowners by helping keep fire insurance premiums as low as possible.

Thank you to the firefighters and officers of these departments for your continued hard work, professionalism, and commitment to protecting the people and communities of Walthall County.

Serving with Pride. Protecting with Purpose. 🚒🇺🇸

07/19/2026

Please help our firefighters. We are all volunteers and enjoy our time off as well. Thanks for your attention to this matter!

07/03/2026

A few simple precautions can help prevent injuries and fires, keeping this holiday enjoyable for everyone.

From all of us at Walthall Fire Service, have a Happy and Safe 4th of July! God bless, and stay safe! 🇺🇸🚒