Flint City Volunteer Fire Department

Congratulations to our own Logan Brown for this outstanding achievement!

🚒🔥 Members of Flint City VFD had a great time joining several other area fire departments at Danville-Neel Elementary School to talk with students about different fire safety topics!

We always enjoy getting out in the community and helping teach kids how to stay safe.

A big thank you to Danville-Neel Elementary School and Danville VFD for inviting us to be part of this event!



Other Departments Involved:

Danville volunteer Fire Department
Oak Ridge Vol. Fire Dept
Neel Volunteer Fire Department
Punkin Center Volunteer Fire Department
MUD TAVERN VOLUNTEER FIRE / RESCUE
Massey Volunteer Fire Dept
Morgan County Rescue Squad
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
Alabama Forestry Commission
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency
Air Evac Lifeteam 15 - Cullman Co., Ala.

🚨 WEEKEND WEATHER ALERT 🌧️💨

Crews with the Flint City Volunteer Fire Department are closely monitoring the weather ahead of this weekend.

Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall tomorrow evening along the Florida Panhandle and Alabama Gulf Coast. As the remnants of this tropical system move northward, our area could experience hazardous weather conditions throughout the day Saturday.

⚠️ MAIN THREATS FOR SATURDAY:

🌧️ Heavy Rainfall & Flooding – Periods of heavy rain could lead to flash flooding, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas.

💨 Damaging Winds (40–60 MPH) – Strong wind gusts could bring down trees and power lines, potentially causing power outages.

🌪️ Low-End Tornado Threat – While the overall threat remains low, a brief tornado cannot be ruled out.

🚨 WATCHES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT:

🌧️ FLOOD WATCH
Saturday, 1:00 AM – Sunday, 7:00 AM

💨 HIGH WIND WATCH
Saturday, 7:00 AM – Sunday, 7:00 AM

As we prepare for the possibility of severe weather, FCVFD would like to remind everyone of a few important safety tips:

⚠️ Turn Around, Don't Drown! Never attempt to drive through a flooded roadway. You never know how deep the water may be or if the roadway underneath has been washed away.

⚡ Stay Away From Downed Power Lines! Always treat downed power lines as LIVE. Keep your distance and report them to the proper authorities.

📞 Know Who to Call! For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency assistance, contact the non-emergency dispatch line at (256) 350-4613.

We encourage everyone to remain weather-aware throughout the weekend, have multiple ways to receive weather alerts, and take the necessary precautions to keep themselves and their families safe.

Our crews will be ready to respond and assist our community in any way we can should the need arise.

Stay safe, Flint City!

🚒 Flint City Volunteer Fire Department

🎪 The circus is coming to town tonight!

Thank you to the Morgan County Rescue Squad for bringing the Zerbini Family Circus to Hartselle! Bring the family out for an evening of fun under the big top and support a great volunteer organization!

📅 Tonight, Wednesday, September 30
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Morgan County Sheriff’s Posse Grounds
1801 Vest Road, Hartselle

🚒 Some of our Flint City Volunteer Fire Department members will be there, so stop by and say hello! We always enjoy getting to see our neighbors out in the community.

🎟️ Tickets are available at the door or online at ZerbiniFamilyCircus.com. Save the attached flyer for the free kids’ ticket offer and details!

We hope to see you there!

Heads up if you're headed to RTS!!

A farewell and two new beginnings for Flint City Fire & Rescue. 🚒

We’re saying goodbye to our old Rescue 3 and thanking it for the years it served our department and community.

Taking its place is Engine 1, a 2010 Pierce pumper. Replacing Rescue 3 with an engine gives us more capability to respond to emergencies and serve our community. We’re also welcoming QRV-1, a Ford F-250, to the fleet.

Thank you to everyone who supports our volunteer department. We’re proud to keep moving forward together. ❤️

🍂🔥 Fall Is Here — Enjoy the Fire, Safely! 🔥🍂

We’re officially into the “-ber” months, and cooler fall evenings are starting to show up. That means more bonfires, fire pits, backyard gatherings, and time spent around the fire with family and friends.

Before you light up, Flint City Fire & Rescue reminds everyone to make fire safety part of the plan. Check local burning regulations and conditions, choose a safe location away from anything that can burn, keep your fire manageable, and always have water or another way to extinguish it nearby.

Most importantly, never leave an outdoor fire unattended. When the evening is over, completely extinguish the fire with water, stir the ashes, and soak them again. Make sure everything is cool before walking away.

🔥 Enjoy the cooler weather.
🍁 Enjoy time with family and friends.
🚒 Burn responsibly and help keep our community safe.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Flint City VFD Responds to Single Vehicle Crash on Indian Hills Rd.

Hartselle, AL — On Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at Approximately 11:57 AM, Flint City Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a single vehicle wreck in the 2000 block of Indian Hills Rd. NE.

Flint Rescue 3 along with several other flint members responded to the scene. Upon Arrival, crews located a Maroon Chevy that had left the roadway and went over a culvert and landed in the ditch.

The vehicle occupant was not injured from the crash, but was transported by EMS for a non-related medical issue. Flint City VFD Crews remained on scene to assist ALEA with traffic control while the vehicle was taken by a wrecker.

Flint City VFD would like to thank all agencies involved for assistance with this call.

Agencies Involved:
Morgan County 911
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency
Decatur Morgan EMS

We are thankful for quality work by Ga***rd Signs And Graphics on our new engine!