
President's Message
President Corey Comstock, South Pittsburg Fire Chief

President’s Message
I want to extend a huge thank you to Chief Lynn Price for an exceptional year of leadership as President of the Tennessee Firemen's Association. His unwavering dedication and hard work have strengthened our Association and deepened the bonds of brotherhood among firefighters across this great state.
It is with deep gratitude and a profound sense of responsibility that I accept the honor of serving as the next President of the Tennessee Firemen’s Association. I am humbled to follow in the footsteps of so many dedicated leaders who have shaped this organization into a pillar of strength, unity, and advocacy for fire service professionals across Tennessee. I’m excited for the opportunity to work alongside this exceptional board and to serve the dedicated firefighters across Tennessee as we proudly protect the communities we proudly call home.
Together, we will shape a stronger, more resilient fire service for the future. Our service to the towns and communities of this state goes well beyond firefighting. As trusted members of this organization, we have maintained a long and consistent history of charitable works and donations, as well as community service. This legacy of giving reflects the heart of who we are—not just as firefighters, but as neighbors, mentors, and leaders committed to making a lasting difference.
It's our duty to prepare for the worst during the calmest of days—those "Blue Sky" moments—so that when the call comes, we can respond safely and effectively. Our maze trailer has proven to be an invaluable training asset, helping departments simulate and prepare for high-risk scenarios. In fact, it remains booked for most of the year. To meet growing demand and further support your training needs, we are excited to announce plans to introduce a second maze trailer in the coming year.
I also plan to continue to strengthen our relationship with the Tennessee Fire Chiefs’ Association. By fostering greater collaboration and open communication between our organizations, we can better align our efforts, share resources, and advocate more effectively for the needs of fire service professionals across the state.
I am excited for what we can accomplish together. I invite each of you to be active participants in this journey. Your voices, experiences, and ideas are vital to the continued success of our Association. Together, we can ensure that the Tennessee Firemen’s Association remains a beacon of leadership and service for generations to come.
Thank you for your trust and support. I look forward to working alongside each of you in the year ahead.
With respect and commitment,
Corey Comstock, President
Tennessee Firemen’s Association
