WILLIAMSON COUNTY FIRE/RESCUE STATION 24 OPEN HOUSE

The community is invited to join Williamson
County Fire/Rescue Station 24 for an Open
House on Saturday, April, 29th from 10:00 AM
until 2:00 PM.

The entire family is welcome to
join us for a time of fun and learning about your
local first responder agencies! Activities will
include:
-Fire Hose Spray
-Touch-a-Truck (including helicopters!)
-Vehicle Extrication Demonstration
-Safety Information from Atmos Energy,
Williamson County Fire/Rescue, and Williamson
County Emergency Management Agency
-Williamson County Sheriff’s Office K-9
Demonstrations
-Tennessee Highway Patrol Vehicles
-The Gary Sinise Foundation
-Food provided by Atmos Energy

In 1963 the Williamson County CB Club formed the Williamson County Search and Rescue
Club. The organization’s primary jobs were searches, rescues and body recovery. In 1966 a
charter was signed by the same group officially incorporating the Williamson County Rescue
Squad also known as Williamson County Fire/Rescue. Over the past 50 years this department
has grown to eight stations, protecting roughly 352 square miles of rural and suburban
areas, both residential and commercial, in one of America’s most affluent counties.

We are excited to connect with the community at the Open House and share safety
messaging, our role in the community, as well as how others can join us as volunteer
firefighters. As our population in Williamson County grows, the need for volunteer
firefighters increases as well. Meet us at our Open House and learn about how you can serve
the citizens of Williamson County!