Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department

Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department is a U.S. local government entity based in Leoma, Tennessee, registered with SAM.gov since June 2016. The organization serves as a volunteer fire department providing emergency response and firefighting services to its community. Through federal grant awards, Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department has received funding to enhance its operational capabilities and emergency response infrastructure, primarily focusing on equipping and training its personnel to effectively address fire-related hazards and protect public safety.

Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department has established a consistent track record of securing federal grant funding from two primary sources: FEMA HQ Financial Assistance Awards through the Assistance to Firefighters Grants (AFG) Program and the Rural Utilities Service through the Community Facility Grants program. Most recently, the department was awarded a grant in September 2025 under the AFG Program with a completion date of September 2027, building upon previous AFG awards received in August 2024, August 2023, and September 2022. A notable AFG award from September 2022 totaling $791,999.68 supported the acquisition of protective gear, self-contained breathing apparatus, emergency vehicles, and firefighter training to enhance operational safety and emergency response capabilities. Additionally, the department received a Community Facility Grant from the Rural Utilities Service in August 2023 to support community facility improvements. These grants demonstrate the department's commitment to maintaining modern equipment standards, ensuring proper training for its volunteer firefighting personnel, and strengthening emergency response infrastructure to serve the Leoma, Tennessee community effectively.