Sumner County, Tennessee – A serious fire incident occurred at the Shady Cove Campground in Castilian Springs, Sumner County, on Sunday, December 10, leading to hospitalization and significant property damage. The Southeast Community Fire Department reported that they received calls about a camper on fire at the campground, prompting an immediate response from several fire crews.
Upon their arrival, firefighters faced a challenging situation as the blaze had spread to two additional campers. The strong winds and the close proximity of the campers to the initial fire significantly exacerbated the situation, making the firefighters’ task more difficult.
Unfortunately, one individual sustained injuries during the fire and was subsequently transported to the hospital for treatment. The nature and extent of the injuries were not specified, but the incident has clearly had a profound impact on the individual involved and the wider community.
Multiple fire stations, including the Gallatin Volunteer Fire Department, Gallatin Fire Department, and Sumner County EMS, were involved in responding to the emergency. Their collective efforts were crucial in managing the situation.
In the aftermath of the fire, the Southeast Community Fire Department expressed their concern and support for all those affected. Their statement, “thoughts and prayers are with the burn victim, those who lost their property and all affected by the tornado this weekend,” highlights the sense of community and solidarity in the face of such events.
The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the cause of the fire. As of now, no additional details have been released regarding the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident.