Thank you for visiting our website. Our members are dedicated to providing the highest level of emergency services to our community. Union continues to experience significant growth and our members continue to meet the challenges this presents. Both of our stations are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We encourage you to stop by and meet us in person.
Thanks again for taking an interest in us. Stay Safe!
Michael Morgan, Fire Chief
CAN WE FIND YOU?
Are your address numbers visible from the road on a dark, rainy night? Help us find your address by making sure your house numbers are visible from the road. The quicker we find your address, the quicker we can help you when you're in need!
DO YOU HAVE AN ESCAPE PLAN?
Please develop and practice an escape plan for you and your family in case of a fire. For more information or assistance in developing an escape plan for your home or workplace, please contact us.
INSURANCE RATING – Union ISO Class 3/8b
The Insurance Services Office (ISO) rates communities for fire protection all across the United States. Fire departments are rated on an industry standard rating of one to ten, one being the best and ten being no fire protection available. ISO considers response distance, staffing, apparatus, equipment, training, water supply (hydrants), and dispatching when rating a fire department.
If you live in an area with fire hydrants in Union, you have a Class 3 I.S.O. rating, the best rating for residential dwellings. If you live in an area with no fire hydrants in Union, you have a Class 8b I.S.O. rating. Make sure your homeowner’s insurance provider is aware of your I.S.O. rating.
The members of the Union Fire Protection District take pride in their training. Many hours a week are put into training our personnel to respond to the numerous situations that could be encountered during our calls for service. Some of the types of calls we respond to include the basic calls such as electrical or cable lines that are down from storms, to the significant incidents of working structure fires and vehicle accidents with entrapment.
Training is extremely important for our members in order to keep them up to date on the latest trends in the fire service, and it helps to keep them safer through education and skill building. Training is also required in certain topics for our members to remain as active firefighters with the District because of State and Federal laws. Topics such as Hazardous Materials and Weapons of Mass Destruction training is one such area due to the increased risks posed to First Responders in the case of a terrorist attack or other incident.
Questions or comments about training, please call (859) 384-3342 option 2.
Mailing Address: Union Fire Protection District 9611 U.S. Hwy. 42 Union, KY 41091
Station 1 and Administration: Phone: (859) 384-3342 Fax: (859) 384-5281
Station 2: Phone: (859) 384-5282 Fax: (859) 384-5283
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Union Fire Protection District 9611 U.S. Highway 42 Union, KY 41091
Station 1 and Administration: (859) 384-3342 Fax: (859) 384-5281
