Hall County Fire Rescue

Happy Valentine’s Day from your favorite fire department! #firefighters #valentines #hallcounty #hcfr

Last week the new MR-1 was officially christened and sent off to protect and serve on Lake Lanier. This is a huge accomplishment, not only for HCFR, but for anyone who visits the lake each year. Thank you to all of the public who came to celebrate! #christening #mr1 #protect

If you’re interested in becoming a certified Firefighter/AEMT apply today to be in our next Fire Recruit Class! lnkd.in/eQceZSPN

NEWS RELEASE: At approximately 4:00 am, Hall County Fire Rescue received reports of a residential fire. First arriving units discovered a fully involved single-story residence. Crews extinguished the bulk of the fire utilizing aerial operations. The cause is under investigation.

Truck 5 had a great time at South Hall Middle School’s community helpers meet and greet, for their special needs students, along with Hall County Sheriff’s Office. Thank you for having us, South Hall! #community #meetandgreet #firstresponders #hallcounty #hcfr #firefighters

A-Shift personnel are putting in work at a newly acquired structure in the south end of Hall County. To learn and train is to grow and better yourself. That’s how we do it at Hall County Fire! 💪🏽 #train #workhard #growth #challenge #fire #firefighters #hallcounty #hcfr

A-Shift putting in work 💪🏽

Sunday was an eventful day for Squad 7C and Battalion 1. They were called out to assist Habersham County Fire, along with Rabun County Search and Rescue, and Gainesville Fire on a call that involved a patient who had fallen into a well in an abandoned home. Great work!

Congratulations to Engineer Brad Hart, on his retirement! Brad has given 15 years to the department and is retiring out of Station 16 on C Shift. We are so thankful for the time he was here and the camaraderie he brought with him. We wish you the best on your next chapter!

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunications Week! Thank you to our E911 Telecommunicators that work the long hours and take the tough calls to make sure our Hall County citizens get the help they need. We hope you feel appreciated this week and every week! #911week #hcfr

Friday night was HCFR’s annual Awards Banquet, honoring all of our first responders and showcasing their impeccable service to the community over the last year. Thank you to the men and women of HCFR who show up ready to give their all to the betterment of the community! #awards

It has been a busy week for HCFR..all three shifts battled fires, some having multiple. Great job to our crews for pushing through the fatigue and showing up for our citizens! Stay safe, Hall County. #hallcounty #firesafety #residentialfire #firefighters #hardwork #hcfr

Congratulations to Firefighter Tad Davidson on completing the 24-hour GA Spartan course! This course is a mental and physical test for firefighters looking to improve their skills on the fire scene. We are proud of his success in the class, but especially his drive to be better.

Finding answers in ashes is a weekly occurrence for our fire investigators. We are grateful to have such a thorough team in our Fire Marshal’s Office! #fires #investigations #fmo #arson #canine #hallcounty #hcfr #prevention #cause

Great job to B and C shift during the two recent fires that broke out over the past few days. If you haven’t noticed, structure fires are more common during the winter months and it’s important to know how to prevent them and how to escape them.

At approximately 1:00 p.m., yesterday, HCFR responded to Sweet Acres Winery in Alto for reports of a commercial fire. B-Shift crews arrived on scene and began to extinguish the flames defensively. The Hall County Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating.

If you or someone you know is ready to start their career as a firefighter/EMT send them to Hallcounty.org’s “Job Opportunities” tab to apply for our next recruit school! #firefighter #emt #recruit #hcfr #hallcounty

Please stay alert as the storm inches closer to Hall County. Stay warm, stay safe, and stay off the roads! #winterstorm #preparedness #safety #hallcounty #hcfr #stayinside #dontdrive #ice #snow

Congratulations to Lt. Wayne Whaley on becoming a certified police officer through GA POST! Lt. Whaley currently serves in the Fire Marshal’s Office as an on shift investigator. Great job, Whaley! #post #peaceofficer #firefighter #investigator #fmo #hcfr #hallcounty #blueline

Happy 54th Anniversary to Hall County Fire Rescue! Over the years 17 stations have been built, one warehouse, a training center, and an Emergency Services Complex, with over 400 firefighters serving the public every day over three shifts. Thank you for your continued support!