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? Youâre 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 Departmentâs 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.
Weâre 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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Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 5:30pm to 8:00pm as neighborhoods all across the City come together for an evening of fun, connection, and community spirit. National Night Out is all about strengthening police-community partnerships, supporting local anti-crime programs, and celebrating the incredible neighborhoods that make our city so special.
Find a block party near you and come meet your neighbors and first responders!
Jackson Police Department - 234 Institute St.
Churches:
Light of Life-DHP Ministries - 411 Fairmont
Unity Temple - 369 Lexington Ave.
East Jackson Church of Christ - 1461 East Chester
St. James Missionary Baptist Church - 278 Preston Street
Lambuth Memorial United Methodist Church - 160 Campbell Street
Neighborhoods/Apartments/Complexes:
49 Fairway Cove
155 Preston Street
441 Weatheridge Drive
72 Beechwood Drive
333 Old Humboldt Rd
Jackson Street (No specific address given)
Palmer Woods Common Area/Brookwood Drive
Centennial Pass
Lincoln Courts
East Pointe/Washington Douglass
Kingfield
McMillan Towers
Rosewood
BlueCreek Apartments
The Villages at Old Hickory
*address above have registered with Jackson Police Department
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Yesterday, several of our Jackson Fire Department firefighters laced up their shoes and participated in the Le Bonheur Pumpkin Run for Kids! đđââď¸
Some even took on the challenge in full turnout gear! đ¨âđđĽ
Weâre proud to see our firefighters giving back, supporting the kids and families in our community, and representing the department beyond the fireground. And a few even brought home some medals! đ đ
Great job to everyone who participated! Weâre proud of you! â¤ď¸đŞ
#jacksonfireDepartment #lebonheur #pumpkinRun #communitysupport #GivingBack #JFDStrong ... See MoreSee Less
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Tomorrow is the DAY! đđŹ
Rain or shine, the Jackson Fire Departmentâs 2nd Annual Truck-or-Treat (yes, Truck! đ) is happening tomorrow, Saturday, from 11:00 AM â 2:00 PM!
đ§ď¸ Weather update: If it rains, don't worryâweâll move the fun indoors! Come on inside to grab some candy, visit local vendors, enjoy hot dogs, and learn about fire safety.
A huge thank you to our presenting sponsor, American Fire Protection Group, as well as all of our amazing community partners and sponsors who make events like this possible.
We can't wait to see everyone tomorrow! đ ... See MoreSee Less
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â¤ď¸đ Help us congratulate Paramedic Justin Mosier on being named Jackson Fire Departmentâs Member of the Quarter!
Justin is a true example of the heart of public service. If he encounters a citizen in need, he finds a way to helpâoften going above and beyond and quietly giving what he can to make someone elseâs day a little better.
His positive attitude, compassion, and genuine pride in serving the Jackson community are evident in everything he does.
Justin, thank you for reminding us that being a first responder is about more than answering the callâitâs about caring for the people behind it. Weâre proud to have you on the JFD team! â¤ď¸đ
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đ Rain or ShineâTruck-or-Treat is ON! đđť
Join us this Saturday from 11 AM â 2 PM at 720 S. Highland for candy, trucks, local vendors, and fire safety fun!
â Rainy weather? If you don't see us in the south parking lot, head right insideâwe'll be dry and ready for you!
đ Enjoy FREE hot dogs courtesy of Woodmen Life Chapter 28.
đď¸ Stop by our table for a FREE entry into our 2 gift basket raffles loaded with amazing treats and activity passes!
Bring the family and come celebrate with the community! See you Saturday! đ ... See MoreSee Less
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Capt. Collis was not harmed in the making of this video⌠though his pride is a different story. đ đĽ
If things get a little too spicy in the kitchen, just remember P.A.S.S.:
Pull the pin
Aim at the base of the fire (not the flames!)
Squeeze the handle
Sweep side-to-side
đ¨ Pro tips:
Get everyone out & call 911 first.
NEVER turn your back on a fireâit loves a comeback story.
Keep an ABC fire extinguisher at home (it handles ordinary combustibles, liquids, and electrical fires).
Stay safe, friends! đ§Żâ¨ ... See MoreSee Less
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Big shoutout to Servpro - Team Caldwell for coming through as a Sparky Supporter for the Jackson Fire Departmentâs 2nd Annual Fire Prevention Week Truck-or-Treat! đđĽ
Come see us on October 3, from 11 AM - 2 PM! Rain or shine, weâll be there and ready for a blast! đđ See you all real soon! ... See MoreSee Less
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đ§ď¸ RAIN OR SHINE âď¸
Donât forget to come by our 2nd Annual Fire Prevention Week Truck-or-Treat this Saturday, October 3, from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, at 720 South Highland Ave.
If itâs raining we will by inside and still have plenty of trucks and treats!
This yearâs event is brought to you by American Fire Protection Group. Thank you AFPG for your continued support of Fire Prevention in Jackson! ... See MoreSee Less
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đ Service to our citizens isnât always about putting out fires.
Firefighters are problem solvers. When thereâs a problem, you can usually find a firefighter whoâs willing to look at the situation, come up with a plan, and figure out how to get the job done.
Today, Rescue 2 put those problem-solving skills to work when they were called to help with a very tinyâand very determinedâpassenger. đą
A kitten had managed to get itself stuck inside the engine compartment of a truck. After a little teamwork, patience, and figuring out the best way to approach the situation, Rescue 2 successfully got the little guy out safely. â¤ď¸
No fire. No emergency hoses. Just firefighters doing what they do best: serving their community and finding a way to help.
And yes⌠todayâs rescue came with a little extra purr-pose. #đžđ ... See MoreSee Less
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