North Middletown Volunteer Fire Department

06/08/2026

Your North Middletown Volunteers, along with volunteers from the Hutchison Station Fire Dept. spent their Sunday training on auto extrication. Thank you to those volunteers who gave up their Sunday to train and to Mike Felty and Kody Rainey for instructing the class.

05/04/2026

THANK YOU - To all of our awesome volunteers. Thank you, also to all Bourbon County first responders who are true PUBLIC SERVANTS.

Public Service Recognition Week is a national, annual observance. During this special week, thank you to all dedicated public servants in Kentucky, both current and past.

03/10/2026

Multi-Tasking tonight with our training class. Pump Operations/Drafting Operations utilizing all 3 of our trucks - while getting the winter yuck off of the blacktop.

03/04/2026

Make sure you have a plan and remember - in the event of a Tornado Warning the James McFarland Community Center/Storm Shelter will be open and available.

Just a reminder, there will be the Statewide Tornado Drill tomorrow (Wednesday March 4th) at 10:07 AM EST.

NWS has received multiple inquiries on whether they plan on conducting the statewide tornado drill as scheduled, despite the chance for ongoing weather Wednesday. After conferring with the other NWS Kentucky offices, the decision was made to continue with the test.

Each case to postpone due to weather conditions is unique. Given the forecast calls for storms each day this week and extending into next week, Wednesday March 4th is a great time to test readiness for severe weather over the next week and beyond. The risk for severe weather on Wednesday is an afternoon and evening threat, mainly for hail and wind across the western and central portions of the state.

We could use your help to message ahead of the test, that severe weather is not expected during the morning hours, to avoid confusion with the test.

Thanks for your understanding of the tricky nature of holding the annual tornado drill during the regularly scheduled time.

02/03/2026

January 2026 was a busy month for the NMFD. 17 total runs - broken down as:
(3) Structure Fires
(1) Equipment Fire
(11) EMS Medical Assist
(1) Agency Assist
(1) Public Assist

Thank you to our volunteers who fought the bitter cold, snow and ice throughout the month to help protect our community!

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01/28/2026

JUST A REMINDER: The Lexington Fire Department is warning people to stay off frozen bodies of water, such as ponds, lakes, and creeks. Details below.

01/22/2026

If there is a need this weekend (electrical outages) - the Community Center/Storm Shelter will be opened up and available as a warming shelter.

01/22/2026

ALSO - Make sure you have all of your medicine and necessities for several days. Being prepared helps all of us!

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To help us clear the streets as quickly and safely as possible - during the upcoming winter storm - please remove all vehicles from on-street parking.
Thank you!

01/20/2026

TODAY! 2pm - 6pm. If you are able to donate blood, pick us as your favorite first responders of Bourbon County.

01/16/2026

The bloodmobile will be at station 2 on Tuesday, roll up your sleeve and save a life!