Decatur Fire Department

Tonight’s Downtown Halloween on the Square.

Clevalnd Fire standing watch at Station 2 in Decatur Tn on a mutual aid call.

-Track 29 Photography

Cleveland TN Fire Department Cleveland Professional Fire Fighters Local 3748 Tri-State Mutual Aid Association City of Cleveland, TN - Government

The Tennessee Department of Forestry conducted two educational sessions on wildland fire and safety for our local fire departments over the past two evenings. This information is of utmost importance as we approach the onset of fire season.

The Tennessee Valley Authority's Sequoyah Nuclear Plant today conducted an on-site shelter exercise, demonstrating the collaborative efforts of multiple agencies, including Meigs County Emergency Management Agency, Meigs County Emergency Medical Services, Meigs County Emergency Services, Meigs County 911, the Meigs County Mayor's office, Decatur Fire Department, Tennessee Division of Forestry, Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, in preparation for the unlikely emergency at TVA facilities.

Public Service Announcement

UPDATE. VEC ON SCENE. ROADWAY SHOULD BE OPEN BY 1am.

Road Closure Notice

North Main Street is currently closed between Irwin Avenue and Meadowview Street due to downed power lines across the roadway.

Please avoid the area and use an alternate route until the roadway has been cleared and reopened. Emergency crews and utility personnel are on scene working to resolve the situation as quickly and safely as possible.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to ensure the safety of the public.

Incident Summary – Tree on Structure
At approximately 5:55 PM on July 3, the Decatur Fire Department was dispatched to the 200 block of Five Point Road for a report of a tree that had fallen onto a residence.
Upon arrival, the first-arriving engine company found a large tree resting on the rear corner of the home, with several limbs protruding into the structure and causing damage. Fire personnel assessed the scene, safely removed the portions of the tree that posed an immediate hazard, and secured the damaged area by placing a tarp over the affected section of the roof to help protect the residence from further weather-related damage.
Once the scene was stabilized and the immediate hazards were mitigated, crews cleared the incident and returned to service.

✅ Public Service Update ✅

The gas leak in the 17000 block of State Highway 58 N has been repaired and the incident has been resolved.

Decatur Fire Department, Meigs County Emergency Services, and Tennessee Natural Gas worked together to quickly address the situation and ensure the safety of the community.

There is no longer any danger to the public, and normal travel can resume in the area.

Thank you to everyone for your patience and cooperation while crews worked to mitigate the leak.