Crossville firefighter honored for assault-law push

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The City of Crossville recognized Firefighter and Advanced EMT Jade Callister for helping pass legislation that increases penalties for assaults on emergency personnel. After surviving an on-duty assault in 2025, Callister advocated statewide, contributing to Senate Bill 1900’s enactment.

WHO: Firefighter and Advanced EMT Jade Callister; City of Crossville

WHAT: Formal recognition for Callister’s role in passing tougher assault laws for emergency personnel

WHEN: Reported Sep 10, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET

WHERE: Crossville, TN

WHY: Callister survived an on-duty assault in 2025 and then used that experience to advocate for tougher legal penalties for assaults against emergency personnel.

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