The Mayfield Fire Department continues to serve the community with ongoing response capabilities. Recent updates highlight a new fire station in the works, with a groundbreaking rescheduled for September 23. This comes after the original Fire Station 1 was destroyed in the 2021 tornado. The new facility will be an 18,000 square-foot addition, aiming to provide better services to the area. The department operates three stations with 24/7 staffing and additional equipment, including ambulances and an aerial ladder truck. Additionally, the department maintains a top class rating, ensuring the community receives effective emergency services.
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Mayfield Fire District No. 2 The Mayfield Fire District is committed to serving the residents and visitors of the district with prompt and professional service. The district provides services for fire prevention and extinguishment, emergency medical services (EMS), confined space rescue, vehicle extrication, cold water rescue, and other emergency services as needed. Currently the Department consists of 44 members. Some of these members are qualified for interior attacks. What this means to the...
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local.iaff.orgThe City of Mayfield Fire Department posted on Tuesday that the groundbreaking event for the future Fire Station 1 has been rescheduled for Monday, September 23 at 1:30 p.m. The original fire station was destroyed, along with most downtown fa
westkentuckystar.comAfter a tornado tore through Mayfield, fire crews searched for survivors, evacuated the local jail, and mourned a friend
www.firerescue1.comThe Mayfield Fire Department held their annual election of officers on December 04, 2023. The membership elected Joseph Stofa as Fire Chief, Mark VanAllen as Second Assistant Chief and Dylan Sweet as Second Assistant Chief. The Fire Chiefs submitted and the Commissioners approved the following slate of officers: First Captain - Chris Mraz
mayfieldfiredistrict2.digitaltowpath.orgEvacuation orders at the site of a large fire in the Newcastle area have been revised.About 3.30pm (Monday 18 May 2026), emergency services responded
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