London Fire Department

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  • London Fire Hosts A Very Merry Firefighter Christmas

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    On Saturday, Dec. 18th London Firefighters handed out toys and coats to approximately 33 children at the London Fire Department’s annual “Very Merry Firefighter Christmas”. The event is in partnership with the Laurel County Schools and East Bernstadt Independent Family Resource Youth Service Centers (FRYSC). Student names were provided by the FRYSCs based upon need.…

  • London Firemen’s Club Receives CVNB Donation for Children in Need

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    On Tuesday, Oct. 19th Cumberland Valley National Bank donated $500 to the London Firemen’s Club for their annual toy and coat drive that helps provide for children in need in Laurel County. The London Firemen’s Club is accepting donations for their annual drive through www.londonkyfire.com/donate. The non-profit coordinates with the Family Resource Youth Service Centers…

  • London Fire Department Hosts Community Blood Drive, Kentucky Blood Center recruiting summer donors with a great reward

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    On Tuesday, June 22nd from 1 to 5 p.m. the London Fire Department is hosting a Community Blood Drive at 911 Fire Rescue Drive. The Kentucky Blood Center (KBC) is recruiting donors this summer, which is typically a difficult time of year to keep blood on the shelves. The KBC is the sole provider of blood products…

  • London Fire Memorial Event

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    On Sunday, May 30th, 2021 at 2 p.m. the London Fire Department’s Honor Guard hosted a Memorial Event at the A.R. Dyche Memorial Park off Main Street. The event was focused on honoring previous London Fire Chiefs who have passed.  “Those being honored have made a big impact on the fire department and the City…

  • London Fire Department to host Memorial Event

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    LONDON KY—On Sunday, May 30th, 2021 at 2 p.m. the London Fire Department’s Honor Guard will be hosting a Memorial Event at the A.R. Dyche Memorial Park off Main Street. The event is focused on honoring previous London Fire Chiefs who have passed.  “Our Department hopes the community will join us in honoring those who…

  • London Deputy Fire Chief Honored for 66 Years of Service

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    At 81-years-old, Wilson Rawlings was honored for his 66 years of serving London as a firefighter, as a founder of the London-Laurel Rescue Squad, and one of the oldest active/longest-serving firefighters in the state of Kentucky. The London Fire Department, London-Laurel Rescue Squad, and community members gathered for a private surprise party on his 81st…

  • London Fire Department hosts Christmas Event for Children

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    Over 80 Laurel County children visited Santa Claus today at the London Fire Department for a “Very Merry Firefighter… Posted by London City Fire Department on Saturday, December 19, 2020

  • 2020 Awards Presentation

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    The London Fire Department presented their end of year awards to members Thursday evening. The Ernest L. Clark Senior Officer Award was presented to Asst. Chief Donnie Hale and FF Curtis Goss received the Firefighter of the Year Award.Firefighters honored for their years of service to the Department were Deputy Chief Wilson Rawlings for 65…

  • Brown Bag Giveaway 2020

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    LONDON KY – A long-time holiday tradition was brought back to life this year through a partnership between the London Fire Department, London Firemen’s Club, Kentucky State Police Post 11 and Cumberland Valley Area Development District (CVADD). The Brown Bag Giveaway provided goody bags to children-in-need with the mission of spreading Christmas joy to our…

  • London Fire Department Announces Toy & Coat Drive

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    The London Fire Department is asking citizens and local businesses to drop-off new or gently used toys and warm winter coats at the Department located at 911 Fire Rescue Drive Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am-5pm. A box is located in front of the Fire Dept. on Dixie Street where citizens may quickly pull into…