West Marshall Fire Department

01/27/2026

Thank you Kevin Spraggs and Marshall County Fiscal Court for salting and plowing our station parking lots, allowing us to focus on responses.
Its great when emergency response agencies can count on their County for assistance when needed.

Also, thanks to the Marshall County Road Department for some fine plowing of the county maintained roads.

01/21/2026

With the possibility of snow and extremely cold weather to the start of next week just a friendly reminder it's extremely dangerous to use electric portable space heaters that are plugged into power strips, extension cords or multi outlet adapters. Best practice is to only plug them directly into a wall plug direct

10/31/2025

Tonight we will have our annual Halloween safe stop at our Middlefork fire station located at 301 jackson school rd. We will have candy for the kids! We will begin around 5:30 pm so please come by and visit with us. Happy Halloween everyone!

10/16/2025

West Marshall FD is accepting bids for a package steel building project. This will include the building and installation, as well as doors and concrete.

Specific project details are available by contacting Brian Andrus at 270-703-0819

Bids will be accepted from now until 4:00 PM on Friday, Oct 31.

09/24/2025

WMFD is currently at I69 at the 43 Mile Marker Southbound ref a Motor Vehicle Accident.

Please exercise caution in this weather and especially near emergency scenes.

09/08/2025

08/14/2025

On the scene of a small fire in the median at I69 near the 41mm.

The dry nature of the right of way areas make grass fires more common on limited access highways, so please exercise caution with chains sparking, axles burning up and sparking, or throwing ci******es out.

07/26/2025

As most are aware, the fire station that we first called home, the Harvey Station is being demolished to make way for a new fire station in the same location. Our hopes are to provide a better service to our communities and a more adequate facility in times of emergency.

06/19/2025

We are currently accepting bids for demolition/removal of the Harvey Station. See attachment for information.

We will accept bids from now until 4:00PM on July 11.

Note. The email is incorrect. It is [email protected]. sorry for the confusion.

04/15/2025

It is with a heavy heart we inform everyone on the loss of a dear mentor, friend, and firefighter. Barry Darnall was called home today to rejoice with his lord and savior. Barry dedicated his life to the service of others. He served as a paramedic with the Marshall County Ambulance Service, Marshall County Rescue Squad, Palma-Briensburg Fire Department and with West Marshall Fire Department. A life full of service to his community and a life well lived filled with memories and laughter. Rest easy Barry. We will take the watch from here and dedicate it to your memory.

04/04/2025

Tonight WMFD responded to Nance Lane for a vehicle that was partially swept off the roadway due to flood water. WMFD and MCSO units were able to enter the water and assist the driver out of the water.

The conditions tonight as far as flooding are considerably worse than last night, with several roads in our district underwater in many places. We continue to receive heavy rainfall and more roads will be flooded. Pay close attention in low lying areas as you can drive down a clear road and the same road will covered with flood water five minutes later.

04/03/2025

It appears as if we were somewhat fortunate in receiving major severe weather compared to other areas. However, there are approx 410 houses without power in our district without power as well as a few downed trees.

The major concern is the current flash flooding, which several roads in our area face at this moment, and the upcoming flood threat throughout the remainder of this week.

Please be careful when driving in low areas, as several roads currently have several inches of fast moving water on them.

Also, there is additional potential for severe weather for the next few days. I dont think it's as serious as this was, but pay attention to your media sources.