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Membership Fee

 
Our main source of funding comes from our property owners and business' paying a membership fee. Below is the current rate:

Residential Property
No Structure $25.00
Per Livable Structure $50.00

Commercial Property
$100.00 per 5,000 sq ft
Maximum Cost of $1,000.00

 

Read Paul Harvey's
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Chief
Darryl Baker
 
President
Steve Mayer
 
Contact Information
 
Physical Address
90 Gloucester Avenue
Corbin, KY 40701-6113
(Pronounced gloss - ter)
 
Mailing Address
PO Box 1210
Corbin, KY 40702-1210
 
Business Phone
 606-528-1700
fax 888-447-7609
 
Website
www.westknoxfd.com
 
 

Want To Be A Part
Of The Fire Department
But Have No Desire
To Fight Fire?
Read More Here.

 
 
AUXILIARY MEETING

    The Last Tuesday
of Every Month
@ 6:30PM @
West Knox Station 1
Next to Old Lynn Camp School

 
 
New Training
Schedule Published

  The first quarters training schedule is now online. We would like to invite all other Emergency Services Personnel to come join us for and training. Most Training is on Monday Nights at 7:00PM.

 
 Welcome to our Website

Fifty Years of Serving our Community

  This year marks the beginning of our 51st year of service to our community. West Knox Volunteer Fire Department was founded in January of 1962. We have grown over the years to provide many other services than those offered from our start. Our original station, Station 1, is at the end of the football field at the old Lynn Camp School. In 2003, we added another station, Station 2, in Laurel County to help our ISO rating. We are working hard to add a third station in Gray as soon as possible. If you know of property available around Crossroads Market, let us know.


    

Big Blue Valentine Raffle

This years winner is Les Rose from Corbin. Les won two tickets to watch Kentucky beat Florida at Rupp Arena on February 7th. Plus $250 in cash and Dinner for two at Cracker Barrel.

We would like to thank all of those who helped make this possible. Especially Senator Stivers and WEZJ Radio in Williamsburg.

We'll Do It Again Next Year!!

  
    
    

    
  

New 2010

National Fire Protection Association Statistics

 
  NFPA estimates that there were approximately 1,103,300 firefighters in the US in 2010. Of the total number of firefighters 335,150 (30%) were career firefighters and 768,150 (70%) were volunteer firefighters.

  Most of the career firefighters are in communities that protect 25,000 or more people. Most of the volunteer firefighters (95%) are in departments that protect fewer than 25,000 people. There are an estimated 30,125 fire departments in the U.S. Of these, 2,495 departments are all career, 1,860 mostly career, 5,290 are mostly volunteer and 20,480 are all volunteer.

To Find Out More Visit NFPA

 


 

 

Thank You For Your Support & May God Bless You!