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CHIEF
Ralph Lee
ASST. CHIEF/F.R.
Steve Deloach
CAPTAIN
Glen Wilson Jr.
CAPTAIN/F.R.
Jeff Kilian
Mark Davis
SERGEANT
Bobby Joe Stokes
ENGINEER
Wilbert (Bill) Cruze
TRAINING OFFICER
FIREFIGHTER/F.R.
Ralph Lee
CHIEF FIRST RESPONDERS
Jeff Kilian
FIRST RESPONDERS
Becky Davis
Melinda Draper
Carrie Hulan
FIREFIGHTER/F.R.
Billy Ingram
Pam Hodges
Frances Kilian
Patty Lee
Becky Kilian
FIREFIGHTERS
Donnie Kilian
Mike Woods
Justin Hulan
Mike Sanders
Connie Sanders
Pete Draper
Harold Hodges
Staci Kilian
Jeff Davidson
DRIVER
Donald Kilian Sr.
Become A Member.
We are always looking for new members that are willing to volunteer their time to help others
New Members:
Carrie Hulan
Ralph Lee
Becky Kilian
Sign Our Guestbook
EXPLORERS FUNDRAISER ITEMS
Driveway Markers!
Mailbox Markers!
Decals!
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Welcome to the official website of the Cumberland Furnace Volunteer Fire Department. We are 100% Volunteer and
we proudly provide fire protection and emergency medical response to Cumberland Furnace and Northern Dickson County. Our Firehall is located at 2999 New Dry Hollow Rd.
in the historic community of Cumberland Furnace, Tn. Our mission is to provide Quality Service through Community Support. We would like to thank all who have helped make
Cumberland Furnace Volunteer Fire Department the great organization it has become. Check out the rest of our web site and don't forget to sign our guestbook before you leave. Thanks for stopping by. | |
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The Cumberland Furnace Volunteer Fire Department provides the following services to our response area:
- Emergency Medical Response
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Structural Fires
- Chimney Fires
- Grass and Bush Fires
- Flammable liquid Fires
- Fuel Leaks
- Hazardous Materials
- Search, Rescue & Recovery
- Landing Zone Setup
We also provide Mutual Aid to neighboring Fire Departments when needed.
Rope Rescue Training
We went rappelling as a rope rescue training exercise. Pictured left to right... Instructor/Rope Rescue Expert Charlie Seay, Josh Wilson, Brent Felts, Jacob McEwen, Chris Deloach, Sierra Jenkins, and Jessica Lee
Burning Permits Are Required Beginning October 15 Until May 15
Should a fire you start get out of control and the fire department respond, forestry has the right to fine you if you didn't get a burning permit. Burning permits are free but are required before you burn. To obtain burning permits: call 1-800-367-3507 Mon-Fir 8:00-4:30.
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If someone gets burned, immediately place the wound under cool water for 10 to 15 minutes. |
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In Honor of our Brothers who have given their Lives for Others
9/11/2001 |
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