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11/02/2026

2ND ALARM STRUCTURE FIRE
11/1/2026
Lexington (KY)

On November 1, 2026, at approximately 10:05 AM, Lexington Fire Department units were dispatched to the 700 block of Wyndham Drive for a reported fully involved residential structure fire.

Engine 15 arrived on scene and confirmed a working residential structure fire. Due to the close proximity of two neighboring homes, one on each side of the involved structure, crews upgraded the incident to a second-alarm assignment to protect the exposures.

Reports indicate that neighbors were attempting to alert occupants by knocking on the doors of the neighboring homes, as well as the home involved in the fire.

Thankfully, no injuries have been reported. However, multiple individuals have been displaced as a result of the fire. It has also been reported that the homeowner was not home at the time of the incident.

Great work by all responding agencies and personnel involved in this incident!

UNITS ON SCENE:

Fire Units

E07
E08
E12
E15
E20
E22
L02
L04
L07
EC9
EC10
EC12
200
202
204
205
220
241
433
MA1
RS1
113

Agencies Involved:
Lexington Fire Department
Lexington Police Department
Lexington E911

📍: Lexington (KY)

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10/28/2026

Happy National First Responders Day! 🔥📸

10/16/2026

This is what brotherhood is about.

A few weeks ago, a firefighter with the Wilmore Fire Department, FF Lucas, tragically lost his detached garage and everything inside it to a fire.

The Wilmore Fire Department, Jessamine County Fire District, Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office, Wilmore Police Department, Jessamine County Emergency Management Agency, and Jessamine County EMS all responded to FF Lucas’s emergency.

But the brotherhood didn’t end when the call was cleared.

Multiple members of the Wilmore Fire Department and Jessamine County Fire District came together and decided that something more needed to be done. Knowing that FF Lucas had lost everything in the fire, the WFD came together and purchased a new toolbox and tools for him. Jessamine County Fire District also stepped up and donated funds to help FF Lucas and his family during this difficult time.

Firefighting may look like just a job from the outside, but those on the inside know it’s much more than that. It’s a brotherhood. It’s about standing beside one another through the good times and the bad. And when one of our own goes down, we all step up.

This is what the fire service is truly about — brotherhood, compassion, and taking care of our own.

Wilmore Fire Department
Jessamine County Fire District

10/11/2026

KENTUCKY DOES IT 😼🔵🐾

09/26/2026

Got The Chance To See The Florida Highway Patrol Seized 2013 Chevrolet Camaro SS 🔥🍊

This is a seized 2013 Chevrolet Camaro assigned to L Troop in the Palm Beach Region. While primarily assigned to the Palm Beach area, this unit can be seen traveling throughout the state. The camaro is primarily used for recruitment events and public outreach.

09/24/2026

MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT

STRUCTURE FIRE

9/24/2026

On September 24, 2026, the Lexington Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a possible residential fire. Engine 20 arrived on scene and confirmed a working fire, prompting the incident to be upgraded to a working structure fire.

Fire crews quickly made a strong knock on the fire and began overhaul operations. At this time, injuries are unknown and have not been confirmed.

Great work by all companies and personnel operating on scene! 🚒🔥

Units on Scene:
E20 • E12 • E14 • E11 • L04 • EC12 • 203 • 200 • MA1 • RS1 • L07 • EC9 • 204 • 220 • 241 • 432

09/14/2026

🚒NEW TRUCK! 🚒

New Hazmat vehicle for Lexington Fire Department! This truck is a 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 3500, built with a Stonewall Body.

Designed to bring a tremendous amount of equipment into the field, this unit maximizes storage while utilizing a short-bed body. With multiple drawers, a full-length SlideMaster slide-out, vertical wall storage, and shelving, this apparatus is built to keep critical equipment organized, accessible, and ready for action.

The full-length center slide-out is lined with PacTrac, along with the divider wall, providing secure and efficient storage for multiple SCBA packs and other essential hazmat equipment.

For warning and emergency response lighting, the unit features a Whelen CORE controller, Whelen M6 lighting, and a Whelen Howler system to help get people moving when seconds matter.

220 serves as the Hazmat Supervisor for the City of Lexington and is housed at Station 20 alongside Engine 20, Ladder 4, and Hazmat 1, making Station 20 the department’s main hazmat station. 220 responds to a variety of calls, including structure fires, gas leaks, and hazmat incidents. When additional specialized equipment is needed, Hazmat 1 can respond to assist. The new 220 replaces a 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500.

A compact footprint with an enormous amount of capability — this new Hazmat unit is ready to serve the Lexington community and support our firefighters in the field.

Built for the mission. Equipped for the response. Ready for Lexington.

Lexington Fire Department
Stonewell Bodies

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40503

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