Welcome To Almaville!
UPDATE: Almaville will be selling smoked ribs July 4th! Pre-order at 669-2373! All proceeds benefit AVFD!
“Our Family Serving Your Family”
We keep our mission simple and succeed in accomplishing it with a strong
relationship between the department, the community, and local government.
The officers and firefighters of the AFRD shall stay current with the new
changes in education, information, procedures, and technologies that will enable
us to handle emergency situations most effectively.
The department shall also retain a good working relationship with the
neighboring fire departments. This allows reciprocating assistance in the form
of equipment resources and mutual & automatic aid coverage.
It is our promise that we will serve our community with honor, and the highest
level of professionalism possible at all times. It is the department's job to
provide the best fire protection and rescue services for the citizens of
Rutherford County.
Our Sponsors
Thanks to our sponsors, we are able to provide great fire protection to Rutherford County. If you would like to sponsor Almaville VFD, please contact us.
Burn Permits
39-14-306. Setting fires at certain times without permit
(a)
(1) It is unlawful for any person to start an open-air fire between
October 15 and May 15, inclusive, within five hundred feet (500¢)
of any forest, grasslands or woodlands without first securing a permit from the
state forester or the state forester's duly authorized representative. Depending
upon the potential for hazardous burning conditions, the state
forester may prescribe a period other than October 15 to May 15 within which a
permit must be obtained prior to starting an open-air fire.
(2) A violation of this subsection (a) is a Class C misdemeanor.
SOURCE: http://www.michie.com/tennessee/lpext.dll?f=templates&fn=main-h.htm&cp=tncode
Almaville's FriendsTennessee Fallen Firefighter Memorial |
Donate to Almaville
Did you know that 80% of Almaville's Budget comes from the community? Rutherford County gives us $30,000 a year, while our insurance costs $28,000, leaving us with $2,000 for all other expenses. With this said, our community's donations directly influence their level of fire protection.
Jason Jackson Hampton
On
September 5, 2002, our department suffered a great tragedy. Firefighter Jason
Jackson Hampton was killed in the line of duty. We all miss him and we'll never
forget him.
