North Warren Fire Department

15/03/2026

15/03/2026

Today would be a good day to brush up on your severe weather readiness plans. Make sure you have a way to be alerted. It appears this will be a nighttime event when most of us are sleeping. Stay safe and monitor the weather!

11/02/2026

30/01/2026

We are proud to be a part of the “Get Alarmed” program. Please follow the link below to request installations.

Winter is Tennessee’s most dangerous season for residential structure fires, statistics show. Fire departments report a 70% increase in home fire deaths during winter compared to other seasons.

-Smoking and cooking account for more than 21% of the known causes for residential structure fires in Tennessee.

-Separately, more than 12% of residential structure fires resulting in a fatality were caused by smoking.

This winter, stay warm *and* safe by making fire safety a priority and take greater care at home in order to reduce the risk of a devastating fire.

A working smoke alarm is faster than the fastest fire truck, giving you and your loved ones time to escape the deadly smoke and flames of a home fire. Since the program’s inception in 2012, over 290,000 smoke alarms have been installed and there have been 510 verified saves.

To request a FREE working smoke alarm, contact your local fire department or follow the link: https://www.tn.gov/commerce/fire/prevention-education-and-outreach/request-a-free-smoke-alarm.html

26/01/2026

In addition to the post shared from the Sheriff’s Department, some of our crews have been on the roads tonight and can confirm the roads are unsafe, impassable, and past the point of being treated.
Please be smart and stay home, folks. This is not an event you want to be caught up in. If you absolutely must be out in it, which we hope you do not, you will slide down hill, you will not be able to go up hill, and there is no way around it at this point.
Check on your neighbors
Watch for ice anywhere you walk
Cover up with a blanket and watch a movie. Stay warm, stay dry, stay home, please!
Continue to follow Warren County Sheriff’s Department for new information on road closures (nearly every road).

26/01/2026

*****PLEASE SHARE*****
DO NOT LEAVE YOUR HOMES! This weather event has resulted in impossible conditions to commute in. Multiple accidents are being reported and even your best 4x4 vehicles will slide on the ice. TDOT has ceased operations in Warren and Cannon Counties due to the unsafe and inoperable conditions. Please do not put yourself and others at risk by attempting to get out.
Stay warm
Stay dry
Stay home.
-North Warren Fire Department

23/01/2026

From North Warren FD

As the weekend winter storm approaches, and as all of Warren County prepares for snow and ice accumulation, North Warren Fire Department remains available for emergency calls.
If you must call 911 during this winter weather event, remember that our E-911 center will be getting lots of calls. If you cannot call, You can text our 911 center and receive the same services.

REMEMBER: Our firefighters and medical responders at NWFD are volunteer. We will be assisting our county resources as possible in a safe manner. Response times will be extended significantly, but if our responders do not arrive to you, it will only make all situations worse.

Please follow Warren County E-911, Warren County Sheriffs Dept, and NWS Nashville for continued and reliable updates on the area.

we would also like to share a few reminders.

1.) Space heaters should be at least 3 feet away from anything flammable, especially curtains and furniture.

2.) Never operate generators in or near closed, non-ventilated spaces, especially in your home, garage, and near windows.

3.) Never use ovens, stoves, grills, or generators to heat your home as this can cause fires and carbon monoxide buildup in your home.

4.) Only operate heaters to manufacturers instructions. Never modify a heating system.

5.) Test all of your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in your house to ensure they are working properly. This could be life saving.

18/12/2025

Great read and we are now a part of the “sound the alarm” program.

Winter brings holiday wonders and family togetherness, but the colder temperatures create fire-safety risks for Tennesseans. Ahead of the first day of winter (Dec. 21, 2025), the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) and the Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) remind Tenness...