A necessary line for those who answer the call
Attacking a Tennessee first responder is now a felony, a change that is particularly important for small, rural counties.
The Price of Staying Ready
Moore County’s 911 board approves $22,000 TACN-centric radio project while weighing larger funding questions.
Runner returns to thank Moore County EMS
Lynn Collyar addressed the Metro Council to thank those who helped save his life after collapsing during the OBH.
New EMS truck request heads to Metro Council
Budget Committee advances request for 4×4 pickup after 2010 Ford Explorer pulled from service over safety concerns.
EMS reminds Lynchburg Park visitors of on-site AED
Coaches, parents, and spectators are alerted to the AED’s location at Lynchburg Park as the spring sports season begins.
Statewide TACN system transforms county comms
The Tennessee Advanced Communications Network brings upgrades and long-term redundancy to Moore County first responders.
Moore County EMS earns statewide honor
Metro Moore County Ambulance Service has been named the 2026 TASA ALS Service of the Year, earning statewide recognition for its impact across the area.
Hazard Mitigation Plan outlines risks, priorities
EMA’s Jason Deal will present the updated Hazard Mitigation Plan to the Metro Council on Monday, outlining long-term safety strategies.
Severe Weather Awareness Week
EMA urges planning during Severe Weather Awareness Week, emphasizing storm safety, warning awareness, and protection for vulnerable rural areas.
Moore EMS honored with Hero award
Moore County EMS’s Rheannon Gagnon, Zach Means, and Jackie Burton recognized with the St. Thomas EMS Hero Award for their life-saving care and patient advocacy.
