10 Best Fire Stations in Nashville

NFD Station 32 is a Nashville Fire Department station serving Hermitage, with personnel assigned to Engine 32 and Medic 32. Its newly built facility has three apparatus bays and includes a vehicle-exhaust filtration system designed to remove diesel particulates and toxic gases from the bay. The station also has a 50 kW solar panel system, energy-monitoring technology and a public dual-port electric-vehicle charging station.

NFD Station 37 is a Nashville fire station whose crews respond to emergencies and provide on-site assistance. Documented responses include helping with a post-operative hip injury, assisting with a household carbon-monoxide sensor concern and supporting careful resident transfers. The station has also provided a truck and equipment tour for a child.

Nashville Fire Department Station 3 is a Nashville fire station serving public-safety needs. Its emergency response is described as prompt and professional, while the staff are described as friendly and knowledgeable.

Brentwood Fire Station 4 is a Brentwood fire station and part of the community’s emergency-response infrastructure. It is suited to residents who need first-response assistance, with documented accounts describing ambulance transport to Vanderbilt Hospital and a Citizens Fire Academy that introduces residents to the work of firefighters.

Brentwood Fire Department provides fire and life-safety service to the Brentwood community. It also shares emergency knowledge with others in the emergency field. The department suits residents seeking local emergency response and community-facing fire-safety support. Its public-facing interactions are described as friendly and helpful, including assistance with firetruck photos and support for community members.

Hendersonville Fire Department - Station 2 is a Hendersonville fire station that provides emergency response and community fire-safety assistance. The station’s personnel have helped residents troubleshoot faulty smoke detectors, replace detectors and install fresh batteries when home fire-safety equipment was not working.

NFD Station 28 is a Nashville fire station providing emergency response and fire-service assistance. Its crews have responded to medical incidents, helped transport injured people to emergency care and fought structure fires in difficult conditions. The station is also described as welcoming to community members, including families interested in visiting firefighters.

Williamson County Fire Rescue Station #22 is a fire station serving the Franklin area. Its role is protecting lives and property, with a volunteer team described as dedicated to that responsibility.

NFD Station 19 is a Nashville fire station serving its neighborhood. It is suited to residents seeking the local station’s emergency response presence and to families interested in meeting firefighters. The station is described as clean, with firefighters who are friendly toward visitors and willing to take photos with children.

NFD Station 9 is a Nashville fire station associated with Engine 9 and Tiller 9. The station has welcomed visitors for small tours and vehicle viewing, making it of interest to families and fellow firefighters. Visitors have also described the crew as approachable and willing to share information about the equipment.