Fayette Township Fire Department

Fayette Township Fire Department The Fayette Township Fire Department has proudly served and protected its community since 1953. Our coverage area is primarily residential.

Driven by passion and a commitment to excellence, our dedicated volunteers have been there when it matters most β€” for over seven decades and counting. We are a 100% volunteer suburban/rural fire department located in Lawrence County, Ohio. We serve a population of ~9,169 and cover a total of 27.6 square miles. We operate out of two stations, Station 1, located in the Burlington community, and Stat

ion 2, located in the Sunrise community of Fayette Township. We currently run 4 Engine companies, 1 Heavy Rescue Company 1 Light Rescue company, 1 Tanker, and several support vehicles. On average, we respond to approximately 600+ emergency calls a year. Since 2019 we have had an automatic mutual aid agreement with the South Point Fire Department for all two districts' emergencies, this was updated in 2021 to only provide assistance with working structure fires or MVAs with injuries or entrapment. However, the past decade has brought much commercial and industrial growth to the township. We are bordered to the East by the Village of Chesapeake, to the North-East by Union Township, to the West by the Village of South Point, to the North West by Perry Township, and the North by Lawrence Township. The Ohio River forms our Southernmost border.

09/06/2026

INCIDENT RESPONSE β€” STRUCTURE FIRE

Our crews with Rome Township Fire Department, Proctorville-Union Township Fire Department, Chesapeake-Union Township Fire Department, Harrison Township Fire Department, Aid Township Fire Department, South Point fire department, Coal Grove Fire Rescue Lawrence County HAZMAT, are currently responding to a reported fire in the 10000 block of County Road 107.

No further public details will be released at this time.

⚠️ Please use caution in the area while crews are on scene.

🚨 FAYETTE FIRE IS CLIMBING FOR THE 343 🚨On September 11, 2001, 343 FDNY firefighters climbed the World Trade Center towe...
09/04/2026

🚨 FAYETTE FIRE IS CLIMBING FOR THE 343 🚨

On September 11, 2001, 343 FDNY firefighters climbed the World Trade Center towers to save others. They made it to the 73rd floor before the first tower fell. They never got to finish that climb

This year, for the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Fayette Township Fire Department is joining departments across the country in the For The 343 movement, climbing to symbolically finish it for them.

343 climbed for us. This year, we climb for them.

πŸ”₯ Climb one flight β€” anywhere. Home, work, or the station.
πŸ”₯ Share it and add your flights to the nationwide total.
πŸ”₯ Challenge three others to do the same.

Every flight climbed also supports the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and the families of the fallen.

Join us. Climb one flight now: forthe343.org
Find an official stair climb near you: firehero.org/events/9-11-stair-climbs

Climb. Share. Challenge. Every flight counts.

09/04/2026

πŸ”₯ INCIDENT RESPONSE β€” STRUCTURE FIRE

Our crews with South Point Fire are currently responding to a reported fire in the 600 block of North Kenova.

Caller advised a mattress on the second floor is smoldering, with an occupant attempting to remove it from the residence.

⚠️ Please use caution in the area while crews are on scene.

09/03/2026

πŸ”₯ INCIDENT RESPONSE β€” STRUCTURE FIRE

Our crews are currently responding with Perry Township Volunteer Fire Department, South Point Fire Department, and Coal Grove Fire Rescue to a working residential structure fire in the 1100 block of County Road 1.

Sheriffs Office Advised The back porch was fully engulfed on arrival, with fire extending to a neighboring lots. Surrounding trailers are being evacuated as a precaution. Reported Party advised there is no entrapment.

⚠️ The public is urged to avoid the area at this time and allow emergency personnel and apparatus unobstructed access to the scene.

Video/Photography credit to Chris Smith

Road Closure Notice β€” CR-144UPDATED INFORMATIONβœ… CR-144 has REOPENED. Columbia Gas successfully secured the leak at the ...
08/24/2026

Road Closure Notice β€” CR-144

UPDATED INFORMATION
βœ… CR-144 has REOPENED. Columbia Gas successfully secured the leak at the scene. Fayette Township Fire crews have released the scene to the utility company and returned to quarters. οΏΌ

🚨 CR-144 (Charlie Creek) towards CR-1 is currently CLOSED in the area of Marathon Clarks PNS / Charlie Creek due to a gas line strike. Fayette Township Fire crews are on scene and working with Columbia Gas to secure the area.

Please avoid CR-144 and seek an alternate route until further notice. We will update this post once the road reopens.

08/22/2026

Please join us in wishing FF Randy Curington a Happy Birthday

πŸ”₯ Fire Safety & Community Outreach πŸš’Today, Fayette Township Fire Department had the pleasure of hosting Active Day of La...
08/21/2026

πŸ”₯ Fire Safety & Community Outreach πŸš’

Today, Fayette Township Fire Department had the pleasure of hosting Active Day of Lawrence PCS at the station!

Our members spent time explaining fire safety, firefighter equipment, and the tools we use during emergency responses. Visitors were able to get an up-close look at our apparatus and equipment while learning more about what firefighters do to help keep our community safe.

Our crews also assisted Burlington Elementary with their scheduled fire drill, helping students and staff practice safe and orderly evacuation procedures.

We are always grateful for opportunities to educate, interact with, and serve members of our community. Thank you to Active Day of Lawrence PCS and Burlington Elementary for allowing us to be part of your day!

πŸš’πŸ”₯ Fayette Township Fire Department β€” Proud to Serve Our Community

πŸŽ’βœοΈ Burlington Elementary is back in session and our roads are once again carrying some very important passengers! πŸšŒπŸ’›Let...
08/19/2026

πŸŽ’βœοΈ Burlington Elementary is back in session and our roads are once again carrying some very important passengers! πŸšŒπŸ’›

Let’s earn an A+ in school bus and school-zone safety:

πŸ›‘ Stop at least 10 feet from a stopped school bus displaying red flashing lights and an extended stop arm.

🚦 Stay stopped until the bus begins moving.

πŸ›£οΈ On roads with four or more lanes, opposite-direction traffic does not have to stop, but traffic behind the bus must always stop.

🏫 In posted school zones, slow down to 20 mph when the school-zone limit is in effect. Watch carefully for students and crossing guards.

The few seconds you save by rushing are never worth a child’s safety. Slow down, stay alert and help Burlington Elementary students have a safe and wonderful school year!

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7681 County Road 1
South Point, OH
45680

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