Rural Metro Fire has announced a new promotion within their ranks, celebrating Firefighter/Engineer Deanna Clift's ascent to the role of Lieutenant. Clift, a fixture in the fire service community since 2018, has spent the past years serving diligently in North and West Knox County. As the newest lieutenant, she's slated to continue her tenure, now in a leadership capacity, at Station 17 in Rocky Hill.
With the new stripes on her uniform, Clift's journey is a testament to her unwavering dedication to Knox County—a commitment recognized by her colleagues and the community alike. In a social media post, Rural Metro Fire commemorates her rise through the ranks: "Please help us congratulate Lt. Clift and THANK YOU for your continued dedication to the citizens of Knox County."
The fire department's acknowledgment not only highlights Clift's achievements but also serves as an open invitation for the public to engage with their local fire service. For those interested in supporting or collaborating with Rural Metro Fire to fortify community safety, the team is accessible around the clock via their membership line, ready to share insights on how residents can contribute.
Rural Metro Fire's public message concludes with a reminder of their 24-hour membership line, a resource provided for Knox County's residents who wish to learn more or get involved: "For questions about Rural Metro Fire or how you can partner with us to help keep our community safe, please call our 24-hour membership line at 865.371.7495 to learn more."
