Saving Lives in Jackson since 1882
The Jackson Fire Department delivers exceptional fire protection, community service, and emergency response services to Jackson, Tennessee. Explore Fire Safety or see how you can become a firefighter.
Saving Lives in Jackson since 1882
The Jackson Fire Department delivers exceptional fire protection, community service, and emergency response services to Jackson, Tennessee. Explore Fire Safety or see how you can become a firefighter.
Our Mission
The Jackson Fire Department’s goal is to support the Jackson community by providing emergency services, including fire and medical response. We achieve this through active community engagement and the use of advanced technology. Our services include fire prevention, suppression, emergency communication, and medical assistance. We are dedicated to offering excellent public education programs, ensuring top-notch training for our personnel, and enforcing safety codes to keep our community safe.
Start Your Career Today
Ready for your next challenge? You’re invited to apply for a career delivering life-saving emergency service to your local community. Learn about our training, career development, and application process here:
Community + the Jackson Fire Department
We invite businesses, groups, and individuals to be a part of our mission to enhance public safety in Jackson, Tennessee. Our community efforts include programs such as Community Connect, hands-only CPR training, a Ride-Along program, and a Smoke Detector installation service.
Connect Your Business
We partner with local businesses to teach emergency and safety, including fire safety, first aid, CPR, and AED deployment. For organizations looking to partner with the Jackson Fire Department’s local life-saving mission, request more information here.
Help Us help Others
The Jackson Fire + Rescue Community Safety Fund
Did you know: City funding covers essential fire rescue support, but there are limitations to funding progressive community safety advancements. Over 94% of our annual operating budget is allocated toward department salaries and benefits. Donations, community support, and business partnerships allow us to improve our services while expanding our community safety, training, and preparedness efforts in our growing city.
We’re proud to accept donations from individuals, local businesses, and corporations to support the mission of Jackson Fire & Rescue Department. These generous contributions strengthen our fire and life safety initiatives, extend training for our personnel, and invest in advanced technology to better serve our community. Your support truly makes a lasting impact on the safety and well-being of everyone we serve.
Your donation to the Jackson Fire & Rescue Community Safety Fund strengthens our ability to protect local life and property through fire rescue, prevention, and emergency medical response.
Our History
The Jackson Fire Department has a long and proud history of serving our community with compassion and dedication. Our community risk reduction campaigns are designed to improve the health and safety of the Jackson community. Since our founding in 1882, we have grown from a small team of volunteers to a modern, highly trained emergency response force. We have specialized teams for High-Angle Rescue, Hazardous Materials, Vehicle Extrication, Confined Spaces, and more. Our mission is clear and vital: provide exceptional fire protection, emergency medical and risk reduction services to the citizens of Jackson, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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We want to remind every one of our seasonal fireworks sales and use period for the July 4, 2026 season.
Seasonal retail sales of fireworks within the city limits of the City of Jackson shall be allowed between June 20 and July 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Use of fireworks within the city limits of the City of Jackson shall be limited to June 30 through July 5 between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Use of fireworks shall also be allowed from 11:00 a.m. on July 4 until 12:30 a.m. on July 5.
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Engine 32 A shift and Medic 31 had a great time visiting Golden Years Adult Day Care! Our crews shared important fire safety tips, answered questions, and gave everyone an up-close look at the fire truck and emergency equipment.
Thank you for welcoming us and allowing us to help promote fire safety in our community. We enjoyed spending time with everyone and look forward to visiting again!
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One of the greatest responsibilities of a firefighter is passing knowledge on to the next generation.
Today, Firefighter Billy Zabriskie volunteered his time to spend the day with our current recruit class, sharing his expertise and providing hands-on ladder training. His willingness to invest in these future firefighters reflects the dedication, professionalism, and pride that make the fire service so special.
The skills taught today will help prepare our recruits for the challenges ahead and strengthen the safety of both our department and the community we serve. Thank you, Billy, for leading by example and helping shape the firefighters of tomorrow.
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Don't miss your chance to order the Jackson Fire Department's America's 250th Commemorative T-Shirt!
✅ $25 + shipping
✅ Orders close June 30
✅ Shipped directly to your home around July 15
Every shirt purchased helps support Jackson Fire's 2026 Fire Prevention Week and other community fire safety initiatives that make our community safer.
Wear your patriotism with pride while helping us educate, prepare, and protect our community.
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We received a call from a concerned citizen this morning about a feline victim stuck 2 days in a tree. Thanks to the crew of E42C the kitten has been safely rescued and reunited with her family. ... See MoreSee Less
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With heavy hearts, it saddens us to say one of our own, retired District Chief Ronald Bain passed away yesterday morning. Our thoughts are with his family at this difficult time. Arrangements are: Monday June 8th at Arrington Funeral Home 148 W University Pkwy for visitation 11-12:30 and service 12:30; burial will be 1:15 at Highland Memorial Gardens 3360 N Highland Ave. ... See MoreSee Less
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