Cannon County Rescue - Home
The secondary mission of our organization is to provide disaster relief and support operations of our mutual partners in emergency services in Cannon, surrounding counties, and throughout …
About Us - Cannon County Rescue
Since 1978, the Cannon County Rescue Squad, Inc. has been the agency to delivering rescue services to all of Cannon County. Every day the Rescue Squad works hand-in-hand with all …
Our Members - Cannon County Rescue
Since 1978, our Squad has been the only organization providing Rescue Services to all of Cannon County. We also respond in the Middle and Upper Cumberland Tennessee Regions …
Cannon County Rescue - Mission Statement
Our primary mission is to deliver Rescue Services to the citizens of Cannon County, such as but not limited to: vehicle rescue/extrication, water rescue and recovery, and search/rescue.
Contact Us - Cannon County Rescue
Cannon County Rescue Squad Chief Executive Officer: Michael Underhill 615.904.5002 Chief Operating Officer: Tim Bell 615.849.2730 Saving Lives in Cannon County and Middle …
Cannon County Rescue - Early Organization History
Since 1978, the Squad has been the only organization providing Rescue Services to all of Cannon County. The Squad also responds to the cities of Woodbury and Auburntown; also, …
Cannon County Rescue - Future of the Organization
The future for the Cannon County Rescue Squad, Inc. is one that is strong. People are what make an organization. Our membership base continues to grow.
Cannon County Rescue - Services to the Community
Cannon County Rescue Squad, Inc. Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads Chief Executive Officer: Michael Underhill 615.904.5002 Chief Operating Officer: Tim Bell 615.849.2730
Cannon County Rescue - New Applicants (2)
All new applicants must meet with the Membership Committee before the applicant is referred to the Squad for Membership. The Membership Committee will meet and investigate all new …
Cannon County Rescue - Response Area
We respond to these requests to aid our neighboring departments during natural or manmade disasters, to assist with search and rescue efforts, or to assist with overwhelming call volumes.