IN LOVING MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JAMES L. "LANNY" WHITAKER.
EOW JUNE 3, 2020. LODD.
LAST CALL JUNE 7, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY CAPTAIN. WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.
EOW JUNE 3, 2020. LODD.
LAST CALL JUNE 7, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY CAPTAIN. WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF FIREFIGHTER/EMT CORBIN L. ROGERS.
EOW JANUARY 31, 2020. LODD.
LAST CALL FEBRUARY 6, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY BROTHER. WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.
EOW JANUARY 31, 2020. LODD.
LAST CALL FEBRUARY 6, 2020.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
REST EASY BROTHER. WE'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.
More photos to come.
CFR 2019 Annual Christmas Party
Carthage Fire & Rescue held their annual Christmas party on Saturday December 7th. Current and retired members of the department along with their family enjoyed dinner, dancing and fellowship together. Each year awards are given for Officer of the Year, Firefighter of the year and Service Before Self. This year, Officer Of The Year was awarded to Lt. Mitch Cox and Firefighter Of The Year was awarded to Trey Sims. The Service Before Self award was awarded to Asst. Chief Jason Love. All three are well deserved of acknowledgement, due to there outstanding service and selflessness for the department, fire district, and community. Thank you to all of our award recipients, members, non-members and families for all of your support and love that makes the Carthage Fire & Rescue all it can be for the community. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Pictured left to right: Firefighter/EMT Adam Harward, Capt. Lanny Whitaker, Lt. Mitch Cox, Asst. Chief Jason Love, Firefighter/EMT Trey Sims, Capt. Rudy Allgood, & Chief Brian Tyner.
Current & retired members.
The 14,000 square ft. Carthage Fire & Rescue Department is located at 4396 HWY. 15/501 in Carthage where the department moved to in July 2002. The department is staffed with a paid Fire Chief, 2 full-time fire fighters, several part-time fire fighters and volunteers. They serve an area of 113 square miles and a population of approximately 4,600 people.
Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the Carthage Fire & Rescue Department to provide the highest level of life and property protection services through aggressive fire control, fire prevention, rescue services and public education.
-Brian Tyner, Fire Chief
Mission Statement:
It is the mission of the Carthage Fire & Rescue Department to provide the highest level of life and property protection services through aggressive fire control, fire prevention, rescue services and public education.
-Brian Tyner, Fire Chief
