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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
68-102-302 -
68-102-302. Fire department defined.
As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires, the term fire department means a department of a municipality, county, or political subdivision, or an organization, agency, or entity that offers its services, for or without pay, for the purpose of suppressing fires, performing rescue services, or for other emergency response purposes. Excluded from this definition are law enforcement agencies, emergency medical agencies licensed by the Tennessee emergency medical services board, and rescue squads that do not provide fire protection.
[Acts 2003, ch. 312, § 3.]
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