
Please join us in welcoming the newest members of Nolensville Fire & Rescue!
Firefighter Jonathon Brown
Fire Engineer Nick Thompson
Firefighter Josh Gramlick
Jonathon, Nick, and Josh bring a strong commitment of public service as they begin their careers with our department. We are proud to have them on our team and are confident they will make a meaningful impact while serving the citizens of Nolensville.

If you encounter floodwaters covering a roadway, DO NOT drive through them. If you cannot determine the depth of the water, Turn Around, Don't Drown. Just a small amount of moving water can sweep a vehicle away.
If you encounter a tree blocking a roadway, please report it to Williamson County Dispatch at 615-776-3640.
Town crews are actively responding to storm-related issues and are working to clear roadways as quickly and safely as possible. Please use caution, slow down, and allow extra travel time as conditions may change.




Pets or children are just not safe in vehicles unattended, even if it’s only for a few minutes.


Nolensville Fire & Rescue is proud to share highlights from our recent pinning ceremony held during the Town of Nolensville’s Board of Commissioners meeting earlier this month.
We want to congratulate Captain William Spradley, Lieutenant Jair Hawkins, and Engineer David Graham on their well-earned promotions. We also want to welcome Firefighter Cody Stubblefield to our ranks.
Please join us in celebrating these accomplishments and the continued dedication of our department to serving the Nolensville community.
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The training vehicle will also be used for future extrication exercises, allowing firefighters to practice multiple rescue and emergency response techniques in a controlled environment.
Regular hands-on training helps ensure our crews are prepared to respond quickly, work effectively as a team, and protect lives and property when every second counts.
The session focused on firestop systems, code compliance, and best practices for protecting life and property through effective fire containment. Opportunities like this strengthen interagency relationships while ensuring our personnel remain equipped with the latest industry standards and techniques.

Fire Recruit: Candidates who have not yet completed a Tennessee Commission on Firefighting–approved recruit academy or do not hold a Firefighter I certification will be hired as Fire Recruits.
- Starting pay: $41,523, commensurate with experience
- Eligible for promotion upon academy completion and attainment of Firefighter I certification
Lateral Firefighter: Candidates who have completed a Tennessee Commission on Firefighting–approved recruit academy and obtained Firefighter I certification may qualify as Lateral Firefighters.
- Starting pay: $51,623, commensurate with experience
Fire Engineer: Candidates must have completed a Tennessee Commission on Firefighting–approved Pumper Driver Operator Course and attained the accompanying certification.
- Starting pay: $57,559, commensurate with experience
Applications are being accepted until Friday, May 1, 2026. Apply at www.nolensvilletn.gov
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Whether it’s coping strategies, communication tools, or finding support networks, it’s important to know help is available and you don’t have to go through it alone.
Let’s support one another through every challenge.
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Small changes like anti-inflammatory eating, prioritizing rest, and staying active can make a real impact.
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🔴 Inspect insulation around all sprinkler pipes and make sure attic pipes are properly covered, drape and secure insulation over them.
🔴 Keep garage doors closed if pipes run through unheated spaces.
🔴 Prevent frozen pipes by letting faucets drip slightly and opening cabinets to allow warm air to circulate around plumbing.
For more information about home sprinklers or if you have questions about your system, please visit our website.
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Firefighters face elevated cancer risks, and knowing their baseline health, scheduling annual evaluations and screenings and speaking with a medical provider can help catch warning signs early and guide next steps.
Take time this week to schedule your check-ups and encourage your fellow firefighters to do the same.
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Our goal is to help our crew and the community identify where exposures happen and how to reduce the risk. Awareness is the first step toward prevention. Stay tuned for tips, best practices, and safe habits that can make a difference.
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🔴 Inspect your attic: if you see orange fire sprinkler pipes, they are not properly protected.
🔴 Make sure insulation is positioned between the pipe and the unconditioned space.
🔴 For attic pipes, drape insulation over the pipe and secure it with staples.
For more information about home sprinklers or if you have questions about your system, please visit our website: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fire/page/home-fire-sprinklers
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May your day be merry and bright, filled with joyful moments spent with family and friends.
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