January 8 at the Board of Commissioners meeting, we were proud to honor Officer Josh Guin as the Nolensville Police Department’s Officer of the Year. This year’s nominations were highly competitive, with several officers receiving multiple nominations—something that speaks volumes about the professionalism and dedication of our entire department. Officer Guin was genuinely surprised by…
Stacie has served with us since February 2021 and was hired full time in January of 2023 and was just promoted to Engineer in December of 2025. She has been very proactive in progressing her career with training and various aspects of the fire service. She has expressed her interest in taking part in the…
One of the most unique features of TriStar Nolensville ER is its Safe Haven Baby Box, the only option of its kind in the area. This secure, anonymous resource allows mothers in crisis to safely surrender their newborn if they are unable to provide care. When a baby is placed inside the box, the exterior…
What Parents should Know Top 5 Safety Tips for Parents and Children • Helmet on, every ride. • Check brakes, tires, and battery before leaving. • Use lights and reflectors, especially at night. • No extra passengers. (Unless bike is designed for it.) • Ride predictably. Stay visible and follow traffic rules. • Parent tip:…
Nolensville Police Introduces Bike Patrol Nolensville is growing quickly, and with that growth comes new ways for our police department to stay connected and keep our community safe. One of the most exciting additions this year is the launch of the Nolensville Police Department Bike Patrol Unit—bringing officers out from behind the wheel and onto two wheels. Made…
The Town of Nolensville is pleased to announce the promotion of Assistant Fire Chief Matthew Lupo to Fire Chief of Nolensville Fire & Rescue. With more than 26 years of fire service experience, Chief Lupo brings a distinguished record of leadership, strategic planning, and operational excellence to his new role. Chief Lupo joined Nolensville Fire…
Nolensville Fire & Rescue recently acquired a Smeal 107-foot aerial apparatus, commonly referred to as a ladder truck. This advanced piece of equipment significantly enhances the department’s emergency response capabilities and brings a host of features designed for both fire suppression and technical rescue operations. The aerial ladder is rear-mounted, allowing for greater reach and…