The Lebanon Fire Department (LFD) is operational 24/7 providing first responder services for fire, rescue, and emergency medical calls to the residents and visitors of Lebanon, Tennessee. The Fire Suppression Division is tasked with minimizing the loss of life, personal injury, and property damage resulting from fires, other disasters, and EMS emergencies. This objective is achieved thorough extensive training in firefighting and EMS skills, as well as collaboration with the Fire and EMS Training Divisions to discover and implement the most effective life saving skills and techniques.

At present, the Lebanon Fire Department consists of a total of 100 personnel, with 89 individuals specifically assigned to suppression duties. The Suppression Division is organized into three distinct shifts; (A-Shift, B-Shift and C-Shift) working out of 4 fire stations within the Lebanon City limits. Each shift operates on a 24-hour duty cycle followed by 48 hours off duty. Within each shift, there is one designated Shift Commander, along with two Captains and four Lieutenants. The Lebanon Fire Department is equipped with 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, 1 Tower, 2 Rescues, 2 Brush Trucks, a reserve apparatus, and 3 EMS Squads.

With the increasing population of 51,185 residents, the Lebanon Fire Department is dedicated to ensuring that the citizens of Lebanon and its visitors consistently receive exceptional service whenever they are in need of LFD services.