Spring Creek Fire Department

05/10/2026

03/14/2026

Support our local community Fire Department in Tucker’s Chapel, great way to meet and support the local Men and Women that keep your community safe!

03/06/2026

🚑 Did You Know? 🚑

Fire departments throughout Cherokee County play an important role in the local emergency medical response system. At Spring Creek Fire & Rescue, our firefighters are trained to provide immediate medical care and begin assisting patients when emergencies occur.

Our department includes firefighters with additional medical training, many of whom are certified as EMTs, allowing them to provide an enhanced level of patient care during emergencies. Our team can quickly assess patients, provide lifesaving care, and support the transporting ambulance service when they arrive.

🚨 Medical Training Across the Department

Many members of our department are trained in CPR, AED use, patient assessment, bleeding control, oxygen therapy, and other important emergency medical skills. This allows our firefighters to begin patient care quickly and assist EMS providers during medical calls.

By working closely with Atrium Floyd EMS, our firefighters help ensure that citizens and visitors in our community receive rapid emergency care when it matters most.

❤️ Thank you to our dedicated volunteers and the Atrium Floyd EMS providers for their continued service to our community.

Spring Creek Fire & Rescue
Serving with Pride. Responding with Purpose.

12/24/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from Spring Creek Fire & Rescue 🎄

From our firehouse to your home, all of us at Spring Creek Fire and Rescue wish you a very Merry Christmas and a safe, happy holiday season.

As we celebrate with family and friends, please remember that our crews are always ready to serve—day or night, holiday or not. Thank you for your continued support, prayers, and trust throughout the year.

Stay safe, look out for one another, and enjoy this special time with those you love. ❤️🚒

🎅✨ Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! ✨🎅

11/27/2025

🦃🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from Spring Creek Fire & Rescue 🍂🦃

This Thanksgiving, we are thankful for our dedicated volunteers, the unwavering support of our community, and the privilege of serving such an amazing place. While many gather around the table, our team remains ready to respond—ensuring safety for all.

From our firehouse family to yours, we wish you a safe, happy, and blessed Thanksgiving! 🧡🚒

10/23/2025

This week is School Bus Safety Week!

We are immensely thankful for our school bus drivers and their dedication to getting our children to and from school safely each day. Transportation and Safety Director Mr. Casey Young reminds us to:

🛑🚸 Always stop when the stop-arm is out for school buses! 🚸🛑 Slow down, stay alert and keep kids safe!

Drivers — safety starts with you. If you see a school bus with flashing red lights, make sure to stop and wait.

09/26/2025

WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU!

Cherokee County is updating our Hazard Mitigation Plan, and YOUR input is vital.

From severe storms to floods and wildfires, this survey helps us plan for a safer, stronger community.

It only takes a few minutes.

Scan the QR code below or click here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B9QQKTM

Thank you for making Cherokee County more resilient!

09/11/2025

Today, we pause to honor the lives lost, the heroes who gave everything, and the enduring strength of our nation.

On September 11, 2001, our country was forever changed. Firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and countless others ran toward danger without hesitation, embodying the spirit of courage and selflessness.

We stand united with our brothers and sisters in the emergency services community and with all those affected by this tragedy.

We will never forget the sacrifices made that day, the lives of those we lost, and the resilience shown in the face of adversity. To those who continue to serve and protect, and to the families who carry the memory of loved ones, we offer our deepest gratitude and unwavering support.

09/09/2025

Cherokee County EMA Kicks Off National Preparedness Month: “Preparedness Starts at Home”

Cherokee County EMA is joining the nationwide observance of National Preparedness Month (NPM) throughout September. This year’s theme—Preparedness Starts at Home—asks families to take four simple actions: know your risks, make a plan, build a kit, and get involved.

Know Your Risks| In Cherokee County, our most common hazards include severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, flash flooding, winter weather, extreme heat, and hurricane remnants.

Have multiple ways to get warnings: Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) on your phone, a NOAA Weather Radio, and trusted apps. Outdoor warning sirens are designed for people outdoors and should never be your only alert.

Make a Family Emergency Plan| Choose two meeting places (near home and out-of-neighborhood). Identify shelter locations: an interior room/lowest level for tornadoes; higher ground for floods. List important contacts & medications; plan for pets and older adults/people with disabilities. Practice your plan this month.

Build or Refresh a 72-Hour Emergency Kit| Include: water (1 gallon/person/day), non-perishable food, manual can opener, flashlight & extra batteries, first aid kit, medications, copies of vital documents, phone chargers & power bank, whistle, dust masks, work gloves, hygiene items, cash in small bills, infant/elder supplies, pet food & leashes.

Get Involved| Download the Cherokee County EMA app to receive local alerts, view shelters, report damage, and more (iOS & Android links below).

Sign up for CodeRED, Cherokee County’s mass notification system, and encourage neighbors to do the same.

www.cherokeecounty-al.gov/ema
www.ready.gov/september

09/05/2025

ROAD CLOSURE FOR TILE REPLACEMENT

A portion of County Road 22 in the area of Three Mile Creek between County Road 510 and County Road 13 will be closed while crews replace a cross drain.

Please avoid the area or find an alternate route until further notice.

Detour map in the link below.

https://perimetermap.com/incidents/point/68121