Lawrence County Fire & Rescue Tennessee
Lawrenceburg Lawrence County Emergency Management advise resident's that It looks like the heat is going to be with us for the rest of the week.
Always anyone that is out in the heat use caution and stay well hydrated.
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Police Department need the public's help: On September 4, 2026, a "hit and run" occurred at the Dollar General Store located at 713 North Main Street.
Below are pictures from the store's cameras that show two (2) while males and the Ford F350 Dually truck that were involved.
If you can identify the two (2) gentlemen and/or the Ford truck, please contact the Mount Pleasant Police Department at 931-379-3201 or email Sergeant England at cengland@mtpleasant-tn.gov.
We also have a Silent Witness link on the City of Mount Pleasant's website, www.mtpleasant-tn.gov.
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Subject: Commercial Motor Vehicle Crash
At approximately 8:00 AM this morning Lawrence County Fire Rescue units were dispatched to a report of a commercial motor vehicle rollover in the Summertown Fire District.
First arriving units found a loaded box truck lying on its side on the highway. Our personnel assisted with mitigating fuel and oil that had spilled on the roadway. The driver of the vehicle was evaluated by Lawrence County EMS.
Lawrence County EMA, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation also responded to the scene. No life threatening injuries were reported as a result of the incident.
The crash was investigated by the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
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Shoals Area: There has been a case of Rabies diagnosed in a bat located on the East End of Tuscumbia with human and pet exposure. The pet was up to date on its rabies vaccine and all proper steps have been followed for all involved. Vaccination of your pets is the best way to prevent rabies. Rabies vaccinations are due yearly and are required by law. Please reach out if you need more information or vaccinations for your pets!
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7 Days a week
Located at 209 May Street Lawrenceburg Tennessee.
