Pewee Valley Fire Protection District

Pewee Valley Fire Protection District The Pewee Valley Fire Protection District has been protecting the City of Pewee Valley and surrounding areas since 1929.

In 1929, The Pewee Valley Fire Protection District began safeguarding the life and property of its citizens and neighbors by extinguishing fire whenever reported. Four firefighters founded the department in a 25′ x 30′ building adjacent to City Hall in the heart of Pewee Valley. After experiencing growing pains from increased census, two additional bays were added in 1974 to accommodate the new ne

eds the district demanded. And, as a result of the dedication of its many members and the increasingly strong need for emergency service personnel, in 2000 the Pewee Valley Fire Protection District relocated to our new facility located at 8607 Foley Avenue behind the PNC Bank off of Highway 146. The duties of firefighters today have dramatically changed since the first volunteer reported to the station back in 1929. In fact, firefighters aide the public from much more than just avoiding fire, they also perform tasks such as extricating a patient from an automobile accident, mitigating a hazardous material spill, picking up the pieces from a train derailment, saving an individual from flash flooding, uncovering a patient in trench rescue, assisting emergency medical services and much, much more. Luckily, given the proper equipment acquired through the department’s 78-year history and the modern facility in which we currently reside, we’re able to facilitate almost any rescue situation with skill and precision.

LOOK FOR THE SIGN!!!The Pewee Valley Fire Department will start our modified door to door on Tuesday evening, June 2, 20...
06/02/2026

LOOK FOR THE SIGN!!!

The Pewee Valley Fire Department will start our modified door to door on Tuesday evening, June 2, 2026. We will be riding through neighborhoods with our lights on and making some NOISE. If you see us, wave us down and we will stop and take your donation.
Please help us help the Children.

We will be in Persimmon Ridge on Tuesday June 2, 2026. If we miss you please use the QR code below or this link: https://crusade.donorsupport.co/page/PeWeeValleyFD

If you don't see your Fire Department out, be sure to include their name with these other convenient WAYS TO GIVE:
CashApp: $crusadechildren
Venmo: CrusadeForChildren
PayPal: WHAS Crusade for Children
Online: http://WHASCrusade.org
Mail: WHAS Crusade for Children, 520 W. Chestnut St., Louisville, KY 40202
Give LIFE. Give HOPE. Give JOY. Give TODAY. 100% for the kids!
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Please don’t drive through water over the road.
05/26/2026

Please don’t drive through water over the road.

Shortly after 2:30 this morning, PVFD was dispatched along with AMFEMS and SOFD to the 5800 block of Haunz Ln on a repor...
05/14/2026

Shortly after 2:30 this morning, PVFD was dispatched along with AMFEMS and SOFD to the 5800 block of Haunz Ln on a reported commercial structure fire. Pewee Valley unit 8408 arrived on scene to find heavy fire conditions throughout the structure and immediately requested dispatch fill the box, bringing in additional companies from Oldham and eastern Jefferson County.

Over 50 firefighters worked for more than an hour to bring the fire under control.

Responding agencies included:• Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS• LaGrange Fire• South Oldham Fire• North Oldham Fire• Westport Fire• Pewee Valley Fire• Oldham County EMS

Today we had the pleasure of spending time with YouTuber Berry Goodall as he makes his rounds fundraising for the WHAS C...
05/07/2026

Today we had the pleasure of spending time with YouTuber Berry Goodall as he makes his rounds fundraising for the WHAS Crusade for Children. We enjoyed some time together at one of our favorite local spots, Gustavo’s Mexican Grill. Great food as always and even better company.

Thank you, Berry, for your continued support as we kick off our annual Crusade collections!

Shortly after 4:00 PM, crews were dispatched to a reported vehicle fire in the 7400 block of Lake Louisvilla Drive. Whil...
05/03/2026

Shortly after 4:00 PM, crews were dispatched to a reported vehicle fire in the 7400 block of Lake Louisvilla Drive. While units were responding, the incident was upgraded to a structure fire. Chief 8401 arrived on scene within five minutes of dispatch to find heavy fire conditions showing from the residence.

Firefighters worked for approximately 45 minutes to bring the fire under control. The homeowner safely escaped the residence, and one dog was successfully rescued unharmed through a basement window.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Thanks to our mutual aid departments South Oldham, Anchorage Middletown and Oldham County EMS

Last night marked week 2 of our vehicle stabilization and rescue training. Crews trained on a simulated scenario involvi...
04/30/2026

Last night marked week 2 of our vehicle stabilization and rescue training. Crews trained on a simulated scenario involving a victim trapped underneath a vehicle, utilizing lifting struts and various stabilization tools to safely and successfully free the patient.

A huge thank you once again to Nick and the team at Tony’s for providing the vehicles and space for us to train.

We had some special visitors at the station today! Students from Jubilee Academy stopped by to spend time with our day c...
04/23/2026

We had some special visitors at the station today! Students from Jubilee Academy stopped by to spend time with our day crew. They got a full station and truck tour, and even got to see a live drone demonstration. Thanks for coming out, we hope you had as much fun as we did!

Captain Wiggins and Major Angermeier led training this evening, with members focusing on vehicle stabilization skills.A ...
04/23/2026

Captain Wiggins and Major Angermeier led training this evening, with members focusing on vehicle stabilization skills.
A big thank you to Nick and his team at Tony’s Wrecker for allowing us to use their facility. we appreciate your continued support.

PVFD was dispatched to a report of smoke in the area of Reamers Rd and Old Floydsburg. Chief 8401 was in the area at the...
04/22/2026

PVFD was dispatched to a report of smoke in the area of Reamers Rd and Old Floydsburg. Chief 8401 was in the area at the time of dispatch and quickly located heavy smoke coming from the roof of a nearby residence.

Chief 8401 established command and confirmed a working structure fire with fire extending into the attic. Approximately 40 firefighters worked for about 45 minutes to bring the fire under control.

Thank you to Anchorage Middletown, South Oldham, and Oldham County EMS for their assistance on scene. Ballardsville Fire provided district coverage while crews operated at the fire.

The Oldham County Fire Marshal’s Office is currently working to determine the cause of the fire.

This week, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated professionals at Oldham County Central Dispatch during National ...
04/13/2026

This week, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated professionals at Oldham County Central Dispatch during National Telecommunications Week.

From the moment a call comes in, our dispatchers are already working to gather critical information, coordinate resources, and ensure first responders arrive quickly and safely. They are the calm voice in the chaos and the link between those in need and those responding.

Every call matters. Every second counts. And every day, these men and women deliver with professionalism, focus, and care.

On behalf of everyone at the Pewee Valley Fire Protection District, thank you for your commitment to keeping our firefighters, law enforcement, EMS, and our entire community safe.

We are proud to work alongside you.

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Pewee Valley Fire Protection District

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8607 Foley Avenue
Pewee Valley, KY
40056

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(502) 241-0025

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