The Maury County Fire Department responded to a total of 2,209 calls in 2025, showcasing the department’s active role in managing a wide array of emergencies throughout the year.
Among these calls, 796 were medical in nature, representing a significant portion of the department’s workload. This highlights the critical function that fire departments serve in emergency medical services.
In addition to medical emergencies, the department responded to 360 motor vehicle accidents. This figure underscores the challenges faced by first responders on local roadways, where accidents frequently occur and demand immediate attention.
The department also dealt with 71 structure fires. These incidents pose serious risks to life and property, making the department’s response vital for mitigating damage and ensuring safety.
Grass and brush fires accounted for 54 calls. These types of fires can spread rapidly, especially in dry conditions, emphasizing the need for a prompt response.
Vehicle fires were another concern, with the department responding to 21 incidents. Heavy equipment fires also required attention, with 10 calls logged in this category.
Cooking fires, which can arise in residential settings, were reported 9 times. Such incidents often stem from everyday activities and can escalate quickly if not managed properly.
Additionally, the department responded to 79 fire alarms, which indicate potential emergencies that necessitate investigation.
Department officials emphasized the wide range of emergencies handled throughout the year. This statement reflects the diverse nature of the calls received and the department’s preparedness to respond to various situations.
The data from 2025 illustrates the ongoing demands placed on the Maury County Fire Department. As the community continues to grow, the department’s role in ensuring public safety remains crucial.
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