Nolensville Fire & Rescue

Did you know a dry Christmas tree can ignite and spread flames in seconds, turning a festive moment into a dangerous emergency? Watch how fast a dry Christmas tree can become a deadly home fire hazard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nQHz8hNJ0o

Nolensville Fire & Rescue wants to remind residents to take these proactive steps:
🔴 Water live trees daily and remove them when they become dry
🔴 Keep decorations and trees away from fireplaces, heaters, and candles
🔴 Make sure smoke alarms are working on every level of your home
🔴 Practice your family’s fire escape plan so everyone knows what to do

Fire safety isn’t seasonal, it’s year-round. A little preparation today can prevent a tragedy tomorrow.

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December is a peak month for home fires, and holiday decorations can significantly increase the risk. Christmas trees are especially dangerous when they dry out or are placed too close to heat sources. Many tree fires start from lighting or electrical equipment, while open flames such as candles add to the hazard.

To reduce your risk:
🔴 Keep live Christmas trees well-watered and away from heat sources
🔴 Inspect all holiday lights for damage before use
🔴 Use flameless candles instead of open flames
🔴 Follow proper safety guidelines when using devices with lithium-ion batteries

A few simple precautions can help keep your home and family safe this holiday season.

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Nolensville Fire & Rescue is seeking a dedicated, seasoned Fire Captain to join our leadership team. This position is instrumental in supporting daily operations, guiding personnel, and ensuring our continued commitment to high-quality service, operational excellence, and the safety of the Nolensville community.

Interested candidates are encouraged to complete an application on our website. Applications will be accepted until Friday, December 12th at 4:00 p.m.

For a detailed job description outlining the responsibilities and qualifications for this position, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov

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We’re proud to welcome Lance Sutton as Nolensville Fire & Rescue’s new Fire Marshal. With more than 24 years of experience in emergency operations, fire investigation, and life safety management, Lance brings a wealth of experience that will directly support our fast-growing community. His background across municipal, commercial, and industrial environments positions him to elevate Nolensville’s fire prevention and community risk-reduction efforts through proactive strategies and public education.

Join us in welcoming Lance to Nolensville!

📎 Learn more: https://www.nolensvilletn.gov/article/2586233

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As we gather with friends and family this Thanksgiving, Nolensville Fire & Rescue extends our gratitude to the residents and businesses we proudly serve. We are thankful for the strong connections we share with our community and the partnerships that help keep Nolensville safe.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and—of course—cooking! But did you know unattended cooking is the leading cause of home fires and injuries?

Stay safe this holiday:
🔴 Always stay in the kitchen when cooking.
🔴 Use a timer when baking or roasting to avoid distractions.

For more fire safety tips to keep your family safe this Thanksgiving, visit: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fire/page/safety-flyers

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Nolensville Fire & Rescue is seeking a dedicated, seasoned Fire Captain to join our leadership team. This position is instrumental in supporting daily operations, guiding personnel, and ensuring our continued commitment to high-quality service, operational excellence, and the safety of the Nolensville community.

Interested candidates are encouraged to complete an application on our website. Applications will be accepted until Friday, December 12th at 4:00 p.m.

For a detailed job description outlining the responsibilities and qualifications for this position, please visit www.nolensvilletn.gov

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The Town of Nolensville is pleased to announce the promotion of Matthew Lupo to Fire Chief of Nolensville Fire & Rescue. Chief Lupo brings more than 26 years of fire service experience to his new role, including a strong background in leadership, strategic planning, and operations. Since joining Nolensville Fire & Rescue in March 2021 as a Captain, he has demonstrated exceptional dedication and professionalism, most recently serving as Assistant Fire Chief and Fire Marshal. Please join us in congratulating Chief Lupo on this well-earned achievement as he continues to lead and serve our growing community. #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn

Nolensville Fire & Rescue is accepting applications for future firefighter opportunities. We’re looking for motivated, community-minded individuals who are passionate about public safety, thrive in a team setting, and take pride in serving others. Applications are being accepted until Tuesday, June 24, 2025. Submit yours today to be considered for future opportunities. Apply at www.nolensvilletn.gov #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #publicsafety #firefighterjobs #nolensvillefire

Nolensville Fire & Rescue invites the community to join us as we celebrate a historic milestone— the arrival of the Town of Nolensville’s first ladder truck with a traditional Push-In Ceremony. 📅 Monday, June 16 🕒 2:00 p.m. 📍 7231 Haley Industrial Drive, Nolensville, TN 37135 The push-in ceremony is a fire service tradition dating back to the 1800s, when fire crews had to manually push their equipment into the station after a call. Today, we honor that legacy as we officially welcome our new ladder truck into service. We hope you’ll join us for this special occasion. #NolensvilleFire #PushInCeremony #CommunityTradition #NewLadderTruck #NolensvilleTN

Nolensville Fire & Rescue is now accepting applications for future firefighter opportunities. We’re looking for motivated, community-minded individuals who are passionate about public safety, thrive in a team setting, and take pride in serving others. Applications are being accepted now through Tuesday, June 24, 2025. Submit yours today to be considered for future opportunities. Apply at www.nolensvilletn.gov #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #publicsafety #firefighterjobs #nolensvillefire

Nolensville Fire & Rescue will conduct a live fire training exercise this morning beginning at 9:00 a.m. in the York Road and Annecy subdivision area. Residents and passersby may notice visible smoke and fire activity throughout the day—this is a planned and controlled training event and not a cause for concern. This training is state-approved and part of our ongoing efforts to ensure our firefighters maintain the highest level of readiness and skill. Several neighboring agencies will participate alongside our crews, and an increased presence of emergency vehicles and apparatus in the area is expected. ⚠️ Important Notes: • Signs will be posted to alert the public. • Please use caution when traveling near the area. • We appreciate your support as we conduct this important training. Thank you for helping us serve Nolensville safely and effectively. #Nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #nolensvillefire #nolensvillefireandrescue

UPDATE: Rocky Fork Road is now open. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. --- 🚧 Attention 🚧 Rocky Fork Road is currently closed at the entrance of the Burberry Glen subdivision due to a gas leak. Emergency crews are on site and actively responding. Drivers are urged to use alternate routes at this time. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. #nolensvilletenn #nolensvilletn

🚧 Attention 🚧 Rocky Fork Road is currently closed at the entrance of the Burberry Glen subdivision due to a gas leak. Emergency crews are on site and actively responding. Drivers are urged to use alternate routes at this time. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. #nolensvilletenn #nolensvilletn

Your new ladder is capable of performing rescues from high locations, such as a roof or tower. We can also reach out and help remove people from floodwaters. Up until this ladder truck arrived, we had many schools, commercial, and homes that we were unable to reach the roof or even top-floor windows.

Our Public Works team has been working tirelessly since early this morning, plowing and salting priority areas throughout Nolensville. Thanks to their efforts, all priority routes have been plowed at least once, and salting has proven highly effective. Please drive with caution and remain alert for icy patches. Updated Priority List: East side of Town+ All bridges 🔹 Nolensville Park Road 🔹 Stonebrook 1. Stonebrook Dr.- 5.3%, 5,524’ 2. Creekside Dr.- 5%, 1,634’ 3. Countryside Dr.- 7.1%, 4,500’ 4. Newsom Ln.- 2.5%, 2,352’ 5. Ballenger- 4.6%, 2,775’ 6. Meadowcreek- 2.3%, 719’ 7. Dortch- 6.5%, 4,229’ 8. Rolling Hills- 6.1%, 2,458’ 9. Stonecastle- 6.1%, 528’ 10. Cloverwood- 7.7%, 520’ 11. Cromwell- 8.7%, 460’ 12. Norfolk- 3.8%, 3,015’ 13. Baronswood- 3.3%, 3,130’ 14. Oldham- 1.3%, 1,300’ 🔹Nolen Park Cir.- 4.9%, 4,225’ 🔹 Burkitt Place 1. Burkitt Place Dr. (Town limits side going towards Middlewick)- 2.4%, 1,595’ 2. Middlewick- 6.8%, 2,090’ 3. Parkfield- 6%, 1,560’ 4. Kirkwall- 5.3%, 2,275’ 🔹Summerlyn 1. Summerlyn Dr. From Nolensville Rd. to Bradfield- 0.4%, 2,453’ 2. Bradfield exiting onto York- 1.6%, 801’ 🔹 Town Hall 🔹 Burberry Glen Blvd.- 5.2%, 5,120’ 🔹 Sherwood Green 1. Sugar Mill – 0.8%, 1,690’ 2. Burris- 1.6%, 1,485’ 3. Petral- 6%, 215’ West side of Town+ Bridges 🔹 Fire Dept. and Haley Industrial- 2.9%, 1,991’ 🔹 Scales Farmstead 1. Vickery Park Dr.- 5.6%, 1,530’ 🔹 Old Clovercroft Rd.- 5.6%, 1,530’ 🔹 Bent Creek 1. Dante Ranch- 5.5%, 444’ 2. Falling Water- 5%, 3,395’ 3. Bent Creek Trace- 1.3%, 2,107’ 4. Fishing Creek- 5.1% 2,303’ 5. Sawmill-8.9%, 2,399’ 6. Jobe Trail- 8.4%, 1,900’ 7. Aunt Nannies Place- 9.9%, 2,484’ 8. Christmas Drive- 9.7%, 2,910’ 9. Lodge Hall- 4.7%, 2,415’ 🔹 Brittain Downs Dr., 6.8%, 1,220’ 🔹 Brooksbank- 9.2%, 2,550’ 🔹 Sunset Park 1. Sunset Park Dr.- 7.0%, 4,560’ 2. Eulas Way- 6.9%, 2,750’ 3. Brittain Downs Dr.- 6.8%, 1,440’ 🔹 Asher Downs- 5.1%, 661’ 🔹 Catalina 1. Catalina Way- 7.2%, 3,042’ Total length- 19.7 miles Since our last winter weather event, the following have been added to the priority list based on their grade of 4.9% or higher. 🔹 Stonecastle 🔹 Cromwell 🔹 Asherdowns Thank you to our hardworking crew for keeping our roads safe! #Nolensville #WinterWeather #DriveSafe

🚪 Nolensville Town Hall will be closing at 2:30 p.m. today and will reopen on Monday, February 3rd at 8:00 a.m. After 41 years of dedicated service to the fire department, Chief David Windrow is stepping into a well-deserved retirement. 🎉🚒 Please join us for a special Retirement Celebration in his honor: 📅 Friday, January 31, 2025 🕒 2:00 - 4:00 PM 📍 Sunset Hills Baptist Church 1635 Sunset Rd, Brentwood, TN Come show your appreciation for his incredible service and wish him well as he embarks on this next chapter! #ThankYouChiefWindrow #FireServiceLegend #RetirementCelebration #NolensvilleFD #41YearsOfService #CommunityHero #NolensvilleTN

📌 Mark Your Calendar! We’re celebrating Chief David Windrow and his 41 years of dedicated service to fire services. Please join us for his retirement celebration: 📅 Date: Friday, January 31, 2025 ⏰ Time: 2-4 PM 📍 Location: Sunset Hills Baptist Church, 1635 Sunset Rd, Brentwood, TN Let’s honor a remarkable leader whose legacy will inspire generations to come. 🚒👨‍🚒 #Leadership #FireService #RetirementCelebration #NolensvilleTN