In 2025, the Maury County Fire Department recorded a total of 2,209 emergency calls, as detailed in the department’s year-end call volume report. A significant portion of these calls, specifically 796, were related to medical emergencies, indicating the department’s crucial role in providing emergency medical services to the community.
In addition to medical responses, firefighters dealt with 360 incidents involving motor vehicle accidents, which included 34 cases requiring vehicle extrication. The department also responded to 71 structure fires throughout the year, showcasing their commitment to fire suppression efforts.
The variety of incidents addressed by the department extended beyond these major categories. Firefighters managed 54 grass or brush fires, 21 vehicle fires, and 10 heavy equipment fires. Cooking fires also posed a challenge, with nine incidents reported. Furthermore, crews responded to 79 fire alarms, investigated 67 smoke-related calls, and addressed 23 gas leaks. The department also handled 17 trash or dumpster fires, reflecting the diverse nature of their emergency response activities.
Additional calls included 38 authorized burns and 26 public service requests, while 289 responses were canceled as crews were en route. The breadth of emergencies managed by the Maury County Fire Department throughout the year highlights their vital role in ensuring public safety, emergency medical response, and effective fire suppression in the region.
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