Keep your home and land safe
Two state services our neighbors ask about most, plus quick safety tips from your volunteer firefighters.
Request a free smoke alarm
Debusk Fire & Rescue installs free smoke alarms for Debusk community residents through the state's Get Alarmed! program. Fill out our short request form and a volunteer will contact you.
Free for eligible Tennessee residents.
Request a smoke alarmRequest a burn permit
Tennessee requires a permit for many outdoor burns during fire season. Request yours on the state's page before you light anything.
Permits are required from October 15 through May 15.
Get a burn permit (opens the state website in a new tab)Quick safety tips
Test alarms monthly
Press the test button on every smoke alarm once a month and replace batteries as needed.
Plan two ways out
Know two exits from every room and pick a meeting spot outside your home.
Watch the stove
Never leave cooking unattended, and keep anything that can burn away from the burners.
Space heaters
Keep heaters at least three feet from anything that can burn, and plug them directly into the wall.
Fire prevention education
We offer fire prevention education for local schools. To ask about a visit for your school, send us a message.
Ask about a school visitQuestions about fire safety?
Send us a message. For emergencies, always call 911.