Sumner County EMS

02/14/2026

Night to Shine is a magical evening dedicated to celebrating the incredible kings and queens of Sumner County a prom created for special needs individuals a Night to Shine. 👑✨

Tonight, Sumner County EMS Medic 10 and Medic 13 had the privilege of attending this unforgettable event. Our crews didn’t just stand by they celebrated, laughed, cheered, and shared in the joy alongside some truly inspiring members of our community.

From red carpet entrances to dancing and crowning moments, the room was filled with smiles, confidence, and pure happiness. It was a powerful reminder of why we serve to support, uplift, and stand beside our community in every moment that matters.

We are honored to have been part of such a special night. To every king and queen who walked that red carpet you are seen, you are celebrated, and you are deeply loved. 💙

02/06/2026

As Winter Storm Fern moves on and our community seeks to return to normal, we want to take a moment to recognize and sincerely thank our crew members and our local agencies who worked tirelessly and without complaint responding to a high volume of incidents throughout this storm.

The various amount of calls included the evacuation of a county nursing facility following a power outage, working alongside our neighboring first responders on residential fires and carbon monoxide poisonings. We responded to several motor vehicle accidents, and assisted with numerous unfortunate ice-related falls.

While we were fortunate to avoid significant damage to our units, we were certainly not immune to the challenging road and weather conditions. Through it all, our crews remained committed to serving our community with professionalism, teamwork, and dedication.
THANK YOU to everyone who answered the call and kept our community safe. 🚑❄️

01/28/2026

🚨Travel Concerns This Morning

* Leftover patches of ice remain on roadways.
* Areas of **freezing fog** are expected overnight into early Wednesday morning.
* Fog may cause **poor visibility**.
* Moisture from the fog can **freeze on surfaces**, creating a new thin layer of ice—especially on **bridges, overpasses, and elevated roadways**.

🥶 **Dangerous Cold Continues**

* While today may be slightly warmer than yesterday, conditions are still **dangerous for anyone without adequate heat**.
* Cold temperatures will persist throughout the week, with **another blast of Arctic air arriving Friday**.
* Overnight lows could drop back into the **single digits this weekend**.

❤️ **Please Take Care of One Another**

* Check in on friends, family, neighbors, and anyone more vulnerable to extreme cold.
* Make sure pets have **adequate shelter and warmth**.

Stay safe, stay warm, and stay informed. We’ll continue to share updates as conditions change.

01/26/2026

Please see latest warming stations throughout the county!

01/26/2026

A warming shelter has been established at Gallatin City Hall, located at 132 West Main Street, for individuals without heat. Cots will be provided, but guests will need to bring blankets, food, and other needed items. Pets in crates are allowed. The shortest and safest path for dropping off individuals is the back door but both the front and back doors are open. Surfaces are icy and very dangerous so please use caution entering the building. Please message the city if you have any questions.

01/25/2026

❄️ Snow Day Fun — Without the Cold! 🚑⛄🖍️

Looking for something fun to do inside today? Andy the Ambulance is ready for some winter creativity!

We’re sharing this snowy coloring page for families to enjoy indoors — a fun way to stay busy while staying warm and out of the cold. With temperatures in the teens and freezing rain expected, limiting outdoor exposure helps keep everyone safe.

🖍️ Join the fun:
• Download or print the coloring page
• Color it your way 🎨
• Share it in the comments or tag us — we’d love to see your artwork!

🚨 Cold Weather Safety Tip – Know the Signs of Hypothermia:
Spending too much time in cold temperatures can be dangerous, especially for kids. Watch for:
• 🥶 Uncontrollable shivering
• 🗣️ Slurred speech or confusion
• 😴 Extreme fatigue or weakness
• ❄️ Cold, pale skin

If you do head outside briefly, bundle up in layers 🧤🧣, take frequent warm-up breaks, and be cautious of icy conditions.

🏠 Stay warm. Stay safe. And enjoy your snow day — from inside!

01/24/2026

01/21/2026

Today marks one year since the loss of Captain Shelly Estes.
A leader, a servant, and a friend. Captain Estes’ dedication to this profession and to those she served will never be forgotten.

Her impact lives on through the countless lives she touched, the example she set, and the legacy she left within our EMS family. We honor her service, her sacrifice, and the compassion she showed every day.

We continue to remember her, today and always. 💙🚑
Never forgotten. Always honored.

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