After a busy weekend, the Giles County Fire & Rescue Squad would like to issue this....
Brush Fire Warning !!
Giles County Fire & Rescue Squad members spent a combined total of over 6 hours fighting major grass/sagebrush/hayfield fires over the weekend across the county.
This Reminder....please watch your burn piles, dozer piles and other burn areas. Even piles that have been out for a day may have embers still burning underneath and can be spread by the wind. These dry conditions are dangerous for any kind of open burning.
Thank you to all our volunteers and TN Forestry, Giles County E911, and Giles EMS for the hard work to keep our communities safe.
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