Grab Fire Department

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Training Announcement!!

State Fire Rescue Training District 14 will be offering a Large Animal Rescue Class hosted by Campbellsville/Taylor County Fire Departments on Sunday, June 7, 2026 at the Campbellsville Fire Department Training Center located at 130 Trace Creek Road, Campbellsville, KY. Class will begin at 9:00 AM Eastern Time.

This classroom and hands-on class will cover Incident Command Systems related to large animal incidents, animal behavior and anatomy, containment techniques, rope rescue methods for large animals, and specialized techniques for safely moving large animals during emergency situations.

Students should bring appropriate footwear with steel toe boots, helmets, eye protection, and work gloves.

Register online at: https://www.sfrtarea14.com/register-for-class/

05/23/2026

05/22/2026

Avoid I65 near Munfordville

05/18/2026

He had already made it inside the fire perimeter when everything changed.

Andrew Cross was 27 years old and a volunteer firefighter with the Morrill Fire Department in Maine, a small town of fewer than 1,000 people where neighbors know each other by name and show up when someone needs help. That is exactly what Andrew did on the morning of May 15, 2026, when the call came through that Robbins Lumber in nearby Searsmont was burning.

Dozens of departments responded to what officials described as a massive, chaotic scene with multiple buildings engulfed and fire trucks destroyed by the intensity of the flames. Firefighters were actively working the fire when a dust silo on the property exploded. Andrew was found at the scene. He did not survive. Several other firefighters suffered serious burns when their equipment caught on fire in the blast. At least 11 people in total were injured, with multiple individuals transported in critical condition to Maine Medical Center in Portland and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

On Saturday morning, Maine State Police assisted with an honorable transfer, escorting Andrew's remains 46 miles from the medical examiner's office in Augusta through Morrill and on to a funeral home in Belfast. Dozens of fire trucks, police cars, and community members lined the route. A memorial of flowers appeared outside the Morrill Volunteer Fire Department. People stood along the road and saluted as the procession passed.

A colleague of Senator Susan Collins who had known Andrew since childhood described him as a kindhearted, hardworking man who loved his community, his family, and his dog.

He was a volunteer. He did not have to go. He went anyway.

What do you think the families of volunteer firefighters carry that most people never stop to think about?

05/15/2026

Thank You to the candidates and community members that came to our open house, dinner and meet the candidates event Saturday May 9th. We hope you all enjoyed the evening

05/10/2026

Mere hours after our open house, dinner and meet the candidates Grab tanker 50 responded to its first structure fire. Grab Fire Fighters serving the community

05/10/2026

Brandon Shirley doing the new naming in gold leaf on the Grab Fire Departments new tanker 50 purchased from the Enfield NH Fire Department

04/29/2026

Saturday night! Help support our mutual aid partners

04/22/2026

Grab fire department open house and dinner plus come and meet the candidates. Saturday May 9th at 5pm central

Green County May Ballot