Four Fire Companies Respond After Vehicle Crashed Through Building
Community October 5, 2022
Four fire companies responded to reports of a vehicle through a building this morning at the corner of Georgetown Road and 25th Street.
Thankfully, the building was unoccupied at the time. The driver of the vehicle was transported by Bradley County EMS for treatment of unspecified injuries.
Thankfully, the building was unoccupied at the time. The driver of the vehicle was transported by Bradley County EMS for treatment of unspecified injuries.
Two Members of Cleveland Fire Department Received Service Awards
Community August 9, 2022
In the beginning stages of the Hatcher Mountain wildfires, two members of our command staff responded to the scene and helped bring order to the initial chaos. Therefore, they were presented with Distinguished Service Awards for the exemplary efforts they exhibited during the challenging command operations at the Sevier County wildfires from March 30, 2022, through April 1, 2022.
Pictured from left to right: Deputy Chief Pete Vandusen, Fire Chief Bobby Gaylor, and Captain Jasen Parks.
Your Cleveland Fire Department is Excited to Welcome Nine New Firefighters into Our Family
Community July 11, 2022
Your Cleveland Fire Department is excited to welcome nine new firefighters into our family!
As cadets in the 2022 CFD Fire Academy, these bright men and women completed 17 weeks of intensive training in numerous fire, rescue, and emergency medical disciplines.
This group of eager new faces will be hitting the streets to serve The City with Spirit starting Sunday as they join their crews on shift. Welcome to the greatest profession in the world; we know you will make us proud!
Commercial Structure Fire at Southern Heritage Bank
News October 27, 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Earlier today, your Cleveland Fire Department received reports of a commercial structure fire at Southern Heritage Bank on Keith Street. Eight fire companies responded to the blaze.
First-arriving units reported smoke coming from the eaves and an aggressive interior attack was made. The fire was contained to the attic; thankfully, no injuries were reported.