Haleyville Fire Department

HALEYVILLE - A controlled burn by a neighbor spread out of control Tuesday afternoon, March 11, near the intersection of county highways 85 and 62 . . .

HALEYVILLE - Haleyville Fire/Rescue is always ready to save lives, and through a partnership with the American Red Cross, they hope to save even more with a new project.

HALEYVILLE - Haleyville Fire and Rescue (HFD) was able to replace its entire aging inventory of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatuses (SCBA) this month thanks to a federal grant, the 2022 Assistance to Firefighters Grant, that it received on August 10, 2023.

“(SCBA are) our source of safe breathing air when we’re inside of a house fire or a hazardous materials scene," said Craig Thomas, HFD firefighter and paramedic. “Anytime that there’s a toxic atmosphere, we’ll wear those.”

HALEYVILLE - One of the most anticipated events of the Christmas season is returning next week.

HALEYVILLE - First responders had to rescue a couple from their home as it became engulfed in flames late Wednesday morning, November 16.

HALEYVILLE - A fire Monday afternoon, Sept. 25, at one of the buildings comprising Beech Grove Apartments on Beech Grove Road in Haleyville has left at least 4 families displaced, with the fire damaging several units.

At least one resident had to be treated on scene by medics with Regional Paramedical Ambulance.  Haleyville Fire Department responded to the scene, receiving assistance from Delmar Fire Department and the Haleyville Rescue Squad.  Haleyville Police also responded to the scene.

HALEYVILLE - A trip through Haleyville during the morning of Tuesday, Aug. 8, turned into a potentially hazardous situation for a Pilgrim's Pride transport service driver, but the quick action and training of first responders kept the situation from becoming too serious.

HALEYVILLE - One of the most anticipated events of the Christmas season is now open.

HALEYVILLE - A malfunctioning HVAC unit at McDonald's in Haleyville filled the restaurant with smoke before it opened Monday morning, Nov. 14, Haleyville firefighters discovered.

ARLEY - Six fire departments in Winston County will receive kits of Narcan nasal spray to administer to opioid overdose victims after nearly two dozen firefighters attended a training session on the administration of Narcan as well as a wide range of other topics.