The MBFD protects 13 square miles of residential and commercial establishments from three strategically positioned fire stations. For directions, click on each station's address.
Station 1 & Fire Administration
100 Hoyt Lane, Mountain Brook, AL 35213
Station 2
3785 Locksley Drive, Mountain Brook, AL 35223
Station 3
4277 Old Leeds, Mountain Brook, AL 35213
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Our driving force and most valuable resource is a dedicated group of sixty-three highly trained fire and emergency medical personnel who function on a continuous schedule of twenty-four hours a day, three-hundred-sixty-five days a year. Operations are currently commanded by Battalion Chiefs Glenn Sigler, Joe Jones, and Harry Mays. |
W. Glenn Sigler, Battalion Chief
"A" Shift Battalion Commander
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 Chief Sigler began his fire service career with Mountain Brook Fire Department in June of 1985. He has a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration from East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, TX and an Associate Degree in Fire Science from Jefferson State Community College. He holds a number of certificates from the State Fire College and the National Fire Academy.
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Joe Jones, Battalion Chief
"B" Shift Battalion Commander
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 Joseph Jones has served the citizens of Mountain Brook for over 30 years. He commands and directs all fire fighting, emergency medical service, and other related emergency operations within the area of the City on his assigned shift. He also manages the emergency programs within our City and reports directly to the Fire Chief.
Joe has a bachelor of science degree from the University of Alabama Birmingham and an associate degree from Jefferson State Junior College where he finished with honors. He received his paramedic training from UAB. Joe is the fire department’s chaplain and is a member of the Alabama Chaplains Association and the Alabama Association of Fire Chiefs. He volunteers as a Chaplain for an assisted living community, is a Honduran mission volunteer for the United Methodist Conference of North Alabama, and leads a Bible study at a local homeless shelter.
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Harry Mays, Battalion Chief
"C" Shift Battalion Commander
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 Chief Harry Mays began work with the Mountain Brook Fire Department in February 1973 and has over 35 years of experience in the Fire Service. He gained experience in numerous areas while serving as Firefighter/Paramedic, Apparatus Operator, Company Officer, Training /Safety Officer and Shift Commander.
Chief Mays grew up in the western section of Birmingham. He attended and graduated from West End High School in 1965. He is a 1975 graduate of the Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is also a ACLS Instructor & BCLS CPR Instructor with the American Heart Association.
Chief Mays is currently a member Alabama Association of Fire Chiefs and Professional Firefighters of Alabama. He is past chairman of the Alabama Joint Fire Council where he is currently serving as Secretary/Treasurer.
Chief Mays has been married to his wife Debra for 38 years. They have two children: Andrea and Jamie. He spends his off time spoiling six wonderful grandchildren.
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