Nolensville Fire & Rescue

🚪 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

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

Nolensville Town Hall Closing at 2:30 p.m. on January 31, 2025

📌 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

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

Chief David Windrow retirement announcment

For more information on home heating safety, visit our website at: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fire/page/safety-flyers #nolensvillefire #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #educationandprevention #homeheating

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

Stay safe this winter. Nearly half of home heating equipment fires are reported during the months of December, January and February.

For more information on smoke alarm safety, visit our website at: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fire/page/safety-flyers #nolensvillefire #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #educationandprevention #smokealarms

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

working smoke alarms save lives. Practice your home escape plan to the sound of your smoke alarm.

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

working smoke alarms save lives. Be familiar with the sound of your smoke alarm.

📌 Join the Town of Nolensville as we honor Chief David Windrow for his remarkable 41 years of service. 📅 Date: Friday, January 31, 2025 ⏰ Time: 2-4 PM 📍 Location: Sunset Hills Baptist Church, 1635 Sunset Rd, Brentwood, TN Chief Windrow’s dedication has been an inspiration to all of us. Let’s celebrate his incredible career and wish him a happy retirement! 🚒👨‍🚒 #NolensvilleTN #Leadership #FireService #RetirementCelebration

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

📌 Join the Town of Nolensville in honoring Chief David Windrow for his extraordinary 41 years of fire service experience. Throughout his career, Chief Windrow has demonstrated exemplary leadership and dedication, including his time serving our Nolensville community. 📅 Date: Friday, January 31, 2025 ⏰ Time: 2-4 PM 📍 Location: Sunset Hills Baptist Church, 1635 Sunset Rd, Brentwood, TN Let’s celebrate his incredible career and wish him all the best in retirement! 🚒👨‍🚒 #NolensvilleTN #Leadership #FireService #RetirementCelebration #41YearsOfExperience

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

For more information on carbon monoxide alarm safety, visit our website at: https://townofnolensvilletn.sites.thrillshare.com/o/fire/page/safety-flyers #nolensvillefire #nolensvilletn #nolensvilletenn #educationandprevention #carbonmonoxidealarms

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

Test the carbon monoxide alarms in your home. Alarms should be tested monthly and replaced if not working properly

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

working smoke alarms save lives. Roughly three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

Identify a 3 foot safety zone when using space heaters. Keep this 3 foot zone kid free and free from combustibles that can burn

📢 Retirement Celebration Alert! The Town of Nolensville is proud to honor Chief David Windrow for his 41 years of fire service and his dedicated leadership in our community. 🚒 🗓️ Date: Friday, January 31, 2025 ⏰ Time: 2-4 PM 📍 Location: Sunset Hills Baptist Church, 1635 Sunset Rd, Brentwood, TN Join us as we celebrate Chief Windrow’s incredible career and thank him for his invaluable contributions to fire service throughout his journey. ❤️ #NolensvilleTN #RetirementCelebration #FireChief #41YearsOfService

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

working smoke alarms save lives. Installing smoke alarms in your home reduces your risk of dying in a home fire by 50%

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

Install carbon monoxide alarms in your home. Alarms should be in every sleeping area and every level of your home.

❄️ Evening Snow Update: Public Works Announcement ❄️ The Public Works team has finished for the evening after plowing and salting all priority routes again. 🚗 Current Road Conditions: Most roads, including main travel routes, are passable. However, lower temperatures overnight may result in icy conditions, so please exercise caution while driving. 👷‍♂️ What’s Next: The crew will return at 7:00 a.m. to address priorities and any danger spots that may freeze overnight. Thank you for your patience and safe driving! #SnowUpdate #NolensvilleRoads #DriveSafe

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

Attention drivers: Conditions on Clovercroft Road westbound, approaching Scales Farmstead, require extra caution. For your safety and to reduce delays, we recommend avoiding this route and using alternate paths if possible. Stay alert and drive safely. #TrafficUpdate #ClovercroftRoad #DriveWithCaution #NolensvilleTN

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

Nolensville Fire is hiring a fire Lieutenant, the information is below, and the application and requirements are on the town's webpage. Apply today!

over 1 year ago, Matthew Lupo

Our Public Works team has been hard at work since early this morning, plowing and salting priority areas across Nolensville. Thanks to their efforts: ✅ All priority routes have been plowed at least once. ✅ Salting has been highly effective. ✅ Main roads are now passable with caution. Please drive carefully and watch for icy patches. Thank you to our dedicated crews for keeping us safe! 🙌 #Nolensville #WinterWeather #DriveSafe

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

over 1 year ago, Nolensville Fire and Rescue

inspect smoke alarms in your home. Test your smoke alarms monthly, ensuring they are in good working condition

Our Public Works team has already salted the Town’s priority routes. The team will closely be monitoring the weather. They will be on-site and ready to begin plowing as soon as necessary. Updated Priority List East side of Town+ All bridges A) Nolensville Park Road B) Stonebrook: 1. Stonebrook Drive- 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. Norfolk- 3.8%, 3,015’ 10. Baronswood- 3.3%, 3,130’ 11. Oldham- 1.3%, 1,300’ C) Nolen Park Cir.- 4.9%, 4,225’ D) 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’ E) Summerlyn: 1. Summerlyn Dr. From Nolo rd. to Bradfield- 0.4%, 2,453’ 2. Bradfield exiting onto York- 1.6%, 801’ G) Town Hall H) Burberry Glen Blvd.- 5.2%, 5,120’ I. Sherwood Green: 1. Sugar Mill – 0.8%, 1,690’ 2. Burris- 1.6%, 1,485’ 3. Petral- 6%, 215’ West side of Town+ Bridges A) Fire dept. and Haley Industrial- 2.9%, 1,991’ B) Scales Farmstead: 1. Vickery Park Dr.- 5.6%, 1,530’ C) Old Clovercroft rd.- 5.6%, 1,530’ D) 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’ E) Brittain Downs Dr., 6.8%, 1,220’ F) Brooksbank- 9.2%, 2,550’ G) 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’ H) Catalina: 1) Catalina Way- 7.2%, 3,042’ Total length- 19.19 miles

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville

Out of an abundance of caution, Nolensville Town Hall will be closed on Friday, January 10th. The closure applies to all Town personnel with the exception of Emergency Services and Public Works. We appreciate your understanding and encourage everyone to stay safe! #StaySafeNolensville #NolensvilleTN #NolensvilleCommunity

over 1 year ago, Town of Nolensville