Carroll County Rescue Squad

06/01/2026

Please do not forget this message! It may look like you can pass through moving water…

TURN AROUND…. DON’T DROWN….

It’s not worth it!

05/25/2026

Today, the members of the Carroll County Rescue Squad pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend or a gathering with family and friends. It is a day of remembrance for the heroes who answered the call to defend the freedoms we enjoy each day. Their courage, sacrifice, and devotion to this nation will never be forgotten.

As “Taps” echoes across cemeteries and memorials today, we remember those who gave everything for something greater than themselves. We also keep their families, friends, and fellow service members in our thoughts and prayers.

“Day is done, gone the sun,
From the hills, from the lake, from the sky.
All is well, safely rest, God is nigh.”

From all of us at the Carroll County Rescue Squad — thank you to those who served, those who sacrificed, and the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

05/23/2026

As Rescue Squad Week comes to a close, I want to take a moment to recognize and thank every member of the Carroll County Rescue Squad for the hard work, sacrifice, and dedication you show every single day.

This team gives countless hours — long nights, long days, missed time with family, and endless training — all to ensure you are ready when someone calls for help. You willingly step into situations most people would walk away from. Whether it’s searching through rough terrain for a missing person, spending exhausting hours on the water, responding in dangerous conditions, or comforting someone on the worst day of their life, you answer the call without hesitation.

What you do cannot always be measured by reports or statistics. It’s measured in lives touched, families comforted, and communities protected.

Thank you for your professionalism, your compassion, and your commitment to serving others. I am proud to serve alongside each of you and honored to be your captain.

From the bottom of my heart — thank you for everything you do for Carroll County and the people we serve.

Curt Taylor- Captain

04/27/2026

Stay safe during the incoming weather!!!

📢 Stay Informed, Stay Safe – Carroll County 🌩️

For up-to-date notifications on severe weather and other emergency alerts, we strongly encourage everyone to sign up for CodeRED for the Carroll County area.

This system provides real-time alerts straight to your phone, helping you stay aware and prepared when it matters most.

Don’t wait until it’s too late—get signed up today and keep your family informed and safe.

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Prevention and preparedness start with being informed.

04/26/2026

Today members volunteered to assist with Casting for Kids event at Indian Lake. 16 kids with disabilities were given the opportunity to fish with a little help from volunteers from the Indian Lake Community. The most fish caught by an individual child was 33 bluegill and over 200 were caught collectively! (It was a catch and release) Thank you to the friends at Indian Lake who asked us to volunteer and help bring a smile to a child’s face!

04/18/2026

Update:
She has been found.

If anyone has any information please call the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office.

UPDATE !

Lisa Fields has been found and receiving medial care. We appreciate everyone that assisted in helping find Lisa Fields.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MISSING PERSON April 17, 2026

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate, Lisa Jean Fields, 56, of Huntingdon, Tn. Lisa Jean Fields has been reported missing by her family today 04/17/2026. She was last seen this morning in her residence. Her family and friends are concerned. It is unknown if she left on foot or a vehicle. Lisa Jean Fields is 5’06”, 140 lbs, with blonde hair and blue eyes. If you have seen Lisa Jean Fields or make contact with her, please call the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office 731-986-8947 or 731-363-8885.

03/30/2026

Leaving children unattended in vehicles is never safe, even for a moment. As warmer weather approaches, the risk of heatstroke for young children increases significantly.

Learn more: noheatstroke.org

03/29/2026

‼️NOTICE‼️
We know it’s a beautiful afternoon but please follow their recommendations…
👇

03/29/2026

This March Madness, play it smart and choose to walk sober! Nearly half of all fatal pedestrian crashes involve alcohol use, either by the driver and/or the pedestrian.

03/28/2026

Our roads are safer when we all do our part. Walking sober means choosing safety for yourself and everyone around you.