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UPDATED: I-59 reopened in Argo-Trussville area

Trussville Citizens, Fire Department honored for life-saving actions

HTHS postpones fundraiser following medical issue with student

Hewitt-Trussville grad joins Trussville Fire and Rescue

Trussville plans to keep emergency dispatch services in house

By Terry Schrimscher, For the Tribune TRUSSVILLE – The City of Trussville has decided to change direction on plans to merge emergency dispatch services with Jefferson County. The decision comes after the proposal was announced in November sparking protests from some city residents. “We had made that decision and ran it by the finance committee,"

UPDATED: 33-year-old Odenville woman killed, 2 critically injured in Trussville crash

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- One person has died and two people were critically injured in a crash on Interstate 59 in Trussville on Friday around 7:30 p.m. Heather Marie Underwood, 33, of Odenville died from injuries suffered in the crash after being transported to the hospital, according to the Jefferson County Coroners Office.

3 critically injured in Trussville crash - The Trussville Tribune

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- Three people were critically injured in a crash on Interstate 59 in Trussville on Friday around 7:30 p.m. Trussville Fire and Rescue Chief Tim Shotts said the wreck occurred between the Chalkville Mountain Road exit 141 and Interstate 459 in the southbound lanes of I-59. Shotts said TFRD personnel

Trussville Fire and Rescue, police respond to Captain D's fire

From The Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE – Trussville police and fire departments are currently on the scene of a reported fire at the Captain D's located at 407 Main St, Trussville. "We received a call of a fire in a wall at Captain D's," Fire Chief Tim Shotts said. "We don't believe there is major

Trussville residents share dispatcher concerns with city council

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Several residents attended the Trussville City Council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 14, to speak during public comments on the city’s decision to move Trussville’s police dispatching from in-house to Jefferson County 911 at the start of 2024. Trussville Fire and Rescue made the same move four years ago, and

Trussville doing away with in-house police dispatchers - The Trussville Tribune

by Erica Thomas, 1819 News TRUSSVILLE -- The City of Trussville will discontinue police dispatching services at the beginning of the year and police will be dispatched through Jefferson County 911, a move the Trussville Fire and Rescue Department made four years ago. While the City says it makes financial sense, some residents are concerned