Alvaton Fire Department

10/13/2026

The Alvaton Fire Department Annual Meeting will be held tonight, October 13, 2016, at 6pm. Meeting will be at AFD Station 3 - 122 JFS Circle, Bowling Green KY 42104. All are invited.

10/06/2026

This weekend, AFD had the solemn honor to be a part of Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips funeral service. Multiple firefighters attended the funeral service and were a part of the miles long procession, and Q24 and its crew flew the American Flag along side Plano Fire Department as the procession passed.

Trooper Phillips, you be greatly missed, but never forgotten. #369

10/01/2026

Monday afternoon, Alvaton units were dispatched to a reported field fire on Jack Johnson Road. Upon arrival, multiple acres of grass and soybean fields were on fire. Multiple other agencies were requested to assist in extinguishing the fire. As a reminder, today starts the seasonal burn ban, with no outside burning permitted 10/1-12/15 6am-6pm.

Responding units and agencies:
E21
E22
E123
E24
S23
OPS100
ST141
Plano Fire Department
Gott Fire Department

📸: Warren County Emergency Management

09/29/2026

As we continue to mourn the tragic loss of Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips, we have added his unit number, U/369 to our apparatus. Trooper Phillips served his community with honor, and will be missed greatly. We are praying for his family, friends, and anyone who knew him.

09/28/2026

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KSP is searching for a bluish gray Honda Civic that was present during a trooper-involved shooting on I-65 NB near the 38 MM in Warren County. (Alabama tag # TN018596.) This occurred earlier today. If you see this vehicle, please contact law enforcement. Trooper Katan Parker

09/04/2026

Yesterday morning around 0600, Alvaton units responded to an injury accident at the 14mm of I65. All lanes were shut down while the patient was transported by Air Evac. E23, E24, and C20 responded.

09/02/2026

Congratulations to Alvaton FD Lieutenant Daniel Disney on his recognition from Medical Center EMS! Lt. Disney is always going above and beyond to keep the citizens of our community first, and his genuine care and compassion does not go unnoticed!

08/03/2026

10 Alvaton firefighters spent this weekend dedicating their time to better themselves and prepare for different hazards that might present themselves in our community. This weekend consisted of over 30 hours of classroom, land, and water based instruction which prepares our firefighters to be more prepared for water based incidents. All members passed the class and are now Swiftwater Rescue Technicians. Congratulations!

Swiftwater Rescue Technician 2026 is officially complete.

Over the past several days, more than 30 firefighters and emergency responders from across Warren County successfully completed rigorous training designed to prepare them for the unique challenges of water rescue operations.

A special thank you to Lead Instructor Travis Bell for delivering an outstanding program. Coordinating an exercise of this magnitude requires months of planning, and we also want to recognize Emergency Management staff Kevin Bailey and Chris Smith, along with Chief Jason Duckett, for their exceptional work in making this training a success.

Training never stops. Stay tuned for the next opportunity as we continue building a safer, more all-hazards capable response system for Warren County.

07/31/2026

Congratulations to Alvaton’s own Blake Ward on joining WCFD as a full time firefighter. Blake is a certified firefighter, volunteering with Alvaton and also has worked for WCFD as a part time firefighter. He will continue his education at the Kentucky Fire Academy. Congratulations Blake!

07/28/2026

This morning, shortly after 4:30am, multiple departments responded to a reported structure fire in the Greenwood Estates Mobile Home Park. Arriving units located a mobile home with flames and smoke showing. Fire attack and searches were completed, with the fire being extinguished and no victims found. Thanks to the quick work of responding firefighters, we were able to salvage clothes and other property from the home. E23, E24, T23 and C20 responded, and we were assisted by Plano, Gott, and Woodburn Fire Departments, along with Warren RECC, Warren Water, and Medical Center EMS.