Dallas Bay Fire & Rescue is excited to announce its third annual Fire Camp, taking place July 13–17, 2026. This immersive, hands-on camp gives participants a unique opportunity to experience the world of the fire service while learning valuable life-saving and leadership skills. Trained by members of Dallas Bay’s Training and EMS Division, campers will gain important life-saving knowledge, including CPR and First Aid, while also developing teamwork and leadership abilities. T

February 1, 2026  — Dallas Bay Fire & Rescue announce today an adjustment to its annual voluntary donation request for residents within the fire district. Beginning this year, the requested donation will increase from $70 to $100 per year, payable either as a single payment or in two equal installments. This adjustment is driven by continued growth in emergency call volume and is essential to the department’s ability to add two full-time firefighters, significantly strengthen

On Saturday evening, Dallas Bay Fire & Rescue paused for a moment of fellowship to celebrate the year’s accomplishments and share a Christmas dinner together. Our 50th year of serving this community has been one of tremendous growth and success. We’ve faced challenges, adapted, and overcome them in order to serve you better. Each year, we recognize personnel who go above and beyond in their service to our community. This year’s award recipients are: Most Improved: Firefighter

This morning, Dallas Bay Fire & Rescue Water Operations personnel joined a multi-agency effort to protect swimmers competing in the IRONMAN Chattanooga triathlon. For the swim portion of the event, competitors completed a 2.4 mile swim on the Tennessee River. This event required a massive presence of trained personnel to monitor and stand ready in the event of an emergency. Dallas Bay Water Operations personnel were joined by personnel with Chattanooga Fire Department, Catoos