Maysville Professional Firefighters Local 3530

06/07/2026

These guys were great!

06/01/2026

Dispatch- 11:42:34
En Route- 11:43:01
On Scene- 11:47:58
Suppression Complete- 12:09:59

All fire apparatus were on the hill when they were dispatched for a house on fire in the area of East 4th Street. Upon arrivals crews found heavy involvement of the second floor of one house and a second house igniting on the Charlie side. Shift 3 simultaneously initiated fire suppression of both houses and a window-initiated search of the alpha-delta corner window in the first house. Primary search findings were negative.

05/16/2026

Local 3530 had the pleasure of hosting lunch for our brothers and sisters in blue at Station 1. Maysville’s finest joined us for a meal of pork tenderloins and donuts…

We actually do appreciate the strong working relationship we have with our local law enforcement officers, even if it’s not obvious. Whether it’s on emergency scenes or community events, we’re proud to work alongside such a dedicated group of professionals.

We’re still waiting on the FOP to return the favor after missing International Firefighters’ Day… but we won’t hold our breath.

All jokes aside, thank you to our police officers for everything you do to keep our community safe. We’re proud to stand beside you in service to Maysville. 🐷

05/12/2026

Join the Maysville Fire Department !!
An aggressive culture that is always seeking ways to improve tactics! Put in your application today.

🚒 WE’RE HIRING 🚑

The Maysville Fire Department is currently accepting applications for:

• Full Time Firefighter/EMT
• Full Time Firefighter/Paramedic
• Full Time Paramedics

If you are looking for an opportunity to serve your community, work alongside dedicated professionals, and make a difference every day, we would love to hear from you!

Interested applicants can fill out an application online at the link below:

https://www.cityofmaysvilleky.gov/departments/administration/human_resources/employment_opportunities.php

Join a department that takes pride in professionalism, teamwork, and serving the citizens of Maysville and Mason County. 🚒🔥

05/10/2026

Today’s shift (1) had a Mother’s Day family dinner at the firehouse. Our families joined us for a good meal and some quality time together.

We are incredibly grateful for the mothers in our lives who support us through long shifts and missed holidays. Their love, patience, and sacrifices make it possible for us to do this job.

We also want to recognize the hardworking mothers of the Maysville Fire Department. Balancing the demands of this profession with raising a family isn’t easy, and we are thankful for everything they do both at home and on the job.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there. We appreciate you more than words can say. ❤️

05/02/2026

Come out to the Buffalo Trace Firefighter’s Association Food Truck Festival today! So many great options! Cold beer and tasty food!
Noon-10pm

04/29/2026

We are always happy to help neighboring departments!

04/24/2026

Around 1 PM today, our guys responded to a “home full of smoke” in the area of Martha Ann Drive. Crews made a quick response and worked to get everything under control.

Today was a mixed shift with guys on trade time and overtime, but everyone worked together seamlessly.

On another note, we rescued three doggies from the smoke-filled home.

Maysville Fire Department

04/19/2026

Crews responded to a vehicle fire on E Fifth Street earlier today around 3 PM. Unfortunately, even with a quick response, vehicle fires often result in a total loss due to how fast they develop and spread.

Thankfully, we were able to get the fire under control and allow only minimal damage to the exposures.

Maysville Fire Department

04/18/2026

Today, State Fire and Rescue Training (SFRT) held a Firefighter Survival and Rescue class at the Maysville Fire Department training building. This type of training is critical because these are the skills we rely on when things don’t go as planned.

We’re especially proud that several of our Local members also serve as SFRT District 9 instructors and were able to help lead today’s class. Having that level of knowledge and experience on our department is a huge asset. It allows us to keep our training standards high, bring in quality instruction, and ensure our crews are learning from those who are actively teaching across the state.

That benefits not only our firefighters, but the entire City of Maysville. Strong training leads to better outcomes, and we’re fortunate to have that kind of expertise within our own ranks.

SFRT District 9
Maysville Fire Department