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Hawkins County Rescue Squad is currently accepting applications for members. Open positions include: Rescue Technician and Junior Member. Hawkins County Rescue Squad is a 100% volunteer agency that has been serving the citizens of Hawkins County since June 9, 1958 and is committed to providing the best possible services to those we serve. Without the help of our members, our over 66 years of service to Hawkins County would have not been possible! With your help, we can provide another 66 years of service to Hawkins County!
Applications for Rescue Technician are open to both males and females ages 18 and above. Applications for Rescue Technician can be obtained by attending one of our meetings either on the 2nd or 4th Thursdays of each month (time listed below and time is subject to change). Applications for Junior Member are open to both males and females ages 12 - 18th birthday. Applications for Junior Member can be obtained by attending one of the Junior Member Meetings either on the 2nd or 4th Thursdays of each month (time listed below and time is subject to change). Applications for Junior Members are also available on our website at the link provided below. All training, uniforms, and equipment are provided to both Regular Members and Junior Members. All meetings are held at our station located at 955 East McKinney Avenue in Rogersville.
For more information about Hawkins County Rescue Squad, please visit our website at www.hawkinscorescuesquad.org or contact us by email at info@hawkinscorescuesquad.org or by phone at 423-272-2695.
June 2025 Junior Squad Meetings
June 12th at 6:00 PM
June 26th at 6:00 PM
June 2025 Meetings
June 12th at 7:00 PM- Business Meeting
June 26th at 6:30 PM- Training Meeting
$12,007.24 Emergency Medical Services Grant Awarded
Hawkins County Rescue Squad (HCRS) was recently awarded a $12,007.24 Emergency Medical Services Grant from Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO). The Emergency Medical Services Grant is a program that focus on first responders having the necessary skills and equipment to meet the needs of crash victims, with an emphasis on enhancing patient survival rate during the first sixty minutes following a traumatic injury. This grant program is provided to agencies serving rural counties and that rank in the top sixty-five Tennessee counties for overall crashes. The Emergency Medical Services Grant is part of several grant programs that THSO provides agencies which are designed to reduce the number of fatalities, injuries and related economic losses resulting from traffic crashes on Tennessee’s roadways.
HCRS utilized the grant funding for this award to purchase one Hurst R421E2 Hydraulic Ram Package (battery operated), six Streamlight Vulvan 180 Flashlights with Vehicle Mounting System, and six Streamlight Stinger Flashlights with chargers and traffic wands. The total cost for the equipment purchased was $12,026.00 with the difference being paid from HCRS’s General Fund. Being able to purchase this much needed equipment for our agency, allows HCRS to have three complete sets of battery operated hydraulic extrication tools and LED rechargeable flashlights on every HCRS vehicle.
THSO is a division of the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security advocating for traffic safety. THSO works in tandem with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to implement statewide programs addressing occupant protection, impaired driving, speed enforcement, pedestrian and bicycle safety, and crash data collection and analysis. Programs administered by THSO are 100 percent federally funded. The mission of the THSO is to reduce Tennessee traffic fatalities as part of the nation’s vision Toward Zero Deaths. THSO works to achieve this goal by changing driver behavior through increased education, enforcement, and community partnerships.