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Franklin Fire Communications
24 hours a day, 7 days a week |
| 9-1-1 |
- Fire of any kind – even if you think it’s out!
- Suspicion of fire – smell of smoke or other odor in the building, even if you are unsure what it is or where it’s coming from
- Serious medical problem
- Life threatening situation
When in doubt, call 9-1-1! |
| 615.794.3411 |
| 615.791.3270 |
| Call 9-1-1 immediately to support suspicious activity. If you have information regarding an arson fire, contact Franklin’s Fire Marshal at
firemarshal@franklintn.gov. |
| Other emergency numbers |
| 615.791.6200 |
| 1.800.222.1222 |
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Create and print a FREE emergency medical ID wallet card so that you will have pertinent information with you at all times in case of an emergency, or to present to your physician on each visit in order to update your medical chart.
Important points
- The information entered is NOT retained or used for any purpose other than generating an emergency medical ID wallet card for your own personal use. No medical information is stored on this web site.
- All information fields are OPTIONAL. Enter as much information as you’d like.
- This card is recommended to be used along with a medical ID bracelet or other medical jewelry.
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Franklin has improved its fire protection rating with the Insurance Services Office (ISO) to a Class 2 from a Class 3, placing it into the top one percent of communities across the country, according to ISO representative Richard Vance. Only four others in Tennessee share this rating - Chattanooga, Cookeville, Memphis and Murfreesboro.
“It’s a great accomplishment,” said City Administrator Eric Stuckey. “Improving the fire protection system not only makes our community a safer place to live, but from a business standpoint, it will help create opportunities and support growth due to lower property insurance costs. I know Chief Garzarek and his team have worked very hard to achieve this improved rating. I'm very pleased with their efforts.”
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Has your child set a fire, played with fire, or somehow misused it? Curiosity fire setting is a very serious problem with potentially deadly results. The Franklin Fire Department's Youth Fire Safety and Prevention Program can help. The department offers a confidential, two-day workshop designed to educate teens and their parents about fire and its consequences. For more information, please call Jamie Mooney at (615) 550-6862 or email her at jamie.mooney@franklintn.gov.
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Free carbon monoxide alarms, including installation, are available for Franklin seniors from
the Franklin Fire Department, while supplies last. You need a carbon monoxide alarm if you have
gas-fueled appliances, a fireplace, or use a kerosene heater. Call Jamie Mooney at (615) 550-6862
to schedule your carbon monoxide alarm installation today!
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Franklin Fire Department 2007 Annual Report
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