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The Jefferson County Fire Service is a team of dedicated and committed professionals who prevent disastrous incidents from occurring to life and property and maximize on the saving of life and property when disastrous incidents occur.
We have special response teams in place, and are prepared to meet the challenges of today as well as tomorrow.
To better familiarize you with the Jefferson County Fire Service, we encourage you to visit any area of this website or stop by your local firehouse for more information.
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Congrats on 48 Years!
PIER, January 29
Major John Stich is retiring today. John has spent his life protecting the citizens of the Lyndon/ St. Matthews community. We appreciate your service and the countless firefighters you’ve trained over the years. Jefferson County is a safer place because of you. Congratulations on 48 amazing years. Enjoy your retirement!... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Academy
PIER, January 21
Today on WLKY, Munashe Kwangwari talks with Chief Dreisbach about their full time fire academy class, that’ll be starting soon!
Applications can be picked up at Jeffersontown Fire Headquarters.
Pleasure Ridge Park is currently accepting applications for recruits for their academy class. The application deadline is February 12th. For more information visit prpfire.org
Catch the story tonight at ... (Full Story)
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With deep regret....Michael Wayne Henson
PIER, December 02
MICHAEL W HENSON’s OBITUARY
Michael Wayne Henson, 51, died Monday, November 30, 2020 after a long illness.
He was a firefighter for Highview Fire Department, a graduate of Moore High School and member of Highview Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Barry Henson.
He is survived by his wife, Lisa Francis Henson; mother, Rebecca Henson; father, Joseph Henson; stepson, Johnnie ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Jeffersontown Fire Promotes 2
PIER, December 01
Congratulations to Lt. Colonel Chris Rader and Lt. Colonel Jacob Carroll on their promotions to Assistant Chief. Rader will oversee fire operations and Carroll will oversee the EMS operations. Congratulations!... (Full Story & Photos)
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We thank you for being a profound leader within Jefferson County Fire
Jefferson County Fire Service, October 15
It’s been said before that leaders lead from the front. If you’ve ever met Nathan Mulvey, then you know he’s a leader. A vision for his community, his department, and each of it’s members. Chief Mulvey has brought monumental things to Fern Creek and continues to do so each and every day. We thank you for being a profound leader within Jefferson County Fire. You deserve it all.
Congratulations on ... (Full Story & Photos)
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