Lawrenceburg Fire Department

The Little Miami Joint Fire Rescue District is dedicated to providing exceptional fire and emergency medical services through a collaborative approach that emphasizes community engagement. This guiding principle of "Progress Through Cooperation" ensures that the department effectively meets the needs of its district. By fostering strong partnerships within the community, the Little Miami Joint Fire Rescue District enhances the delivery of vital resources and services, working to safeguard the health and safety of residents. The department is committed to maintaining high standards in emergency response and public safety education. Generated from the website

The Lewisburg Fire/Ems Department, established in Lewisburg, Ohio, has a rich history of dedicated service dating back to 1971, when Chief BJ Sewert became a member of the team. The department features a committed staff, including full-time and part-time firefighter paramedics, along with an extensive group of part-time paid on-call EMTs, ensuring a robust emergency response framework for the community. Leadership within the department includes seasoned professionals such as Assistant Chiefs Kenny Pierce and Pat Fink, who oversee various operational and training aspects. With a strong focus on service excellence and community safety, the Lewisburg Fire/Ems Department is well-equipped to meet the emergency needs of its residents. Generated from the website

OUR MISSION STATEMENT IS TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WHICH COORDINATES PEOPLE AND RESOURCES TO PROTECT THE LIVES, PROPERTY AND ENVIRONMENT OF SCOTT COUNTY KENTUCKY USING AN ALL HAZARDS APPROACH THROUGH MITIGATION, PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE AND RECOVERY FROM DISASTERS AND EMERGENCIES.IN ADDITION OUR GOAL IS SCOTT COUNTY TO BE A COUNTY WHERE EVERYONE IS DEDICATED TO ENHANCING PUBLIC SAFETY BY IMPROVING OUR ABILITY TO PREVENT, PREPARE FOR, RESPOND TO AND RECOVER FROM EMERGENCIES, DISASTERS, AND THREATS TO OUR HOMELAND.Created after the tornadoes that ripped through Scott Co in 1974, the Georgetown/ Scott County Emergency Management Agency has evolved into one of the best Emergency Management units in the State of Kentucky.Prior to that time a Civil Defense unit existed. Georgetown/ Scott County Emergency Management currently has a state of the art Emergency Operations Center, and Emergency Management headquarters, a 38' Command Post vehicle, three response vehicles, two response trailers, a rescue boat, a light tower and a volunteer staff of 50 ( highly trained in various aspects of emergency response, including a K-9 Search and Rescue team ) plus one full-time Captain/ Communications Officer and one full-time Director.We are part of a statewide comprehensive emergency management program for the Commonwealth, and through it an integrated emergency management system, to provide for adequate assessment, mitigation, preparation, response and recovery from the threats to public safety and the effects of destruction resulting from all major hazards. Some of these hazards include tornados, blizzard, ice storms, snow storms, flooding, earthquakes, hazardous materials, disaster or emergency occurrences that threaten life, property or the environment. We also respond to missing persons, routine reportable quantity hazardous material spills and to monitor severe weather.We are a coordinating agency for disaster and emergency response for an emergency, declared emergency, disaster or catastrophe. When a disaster occurs, the Emergency Operations Center ( EOC ) is activated. During this time we make continual updates to the community on the status of the emergency and the effects it has on the community.We are a public information center for the public and the media. We are a liaison with the National Guard, Federal ( FBI, EPA, FEMA, US Military, FAA, etc. ) & State ( State Police, Natural Resources, DLG, KCCRB, KVE, etc. ) agencies. We assist other response units. We get appropriate transportation for the community, such as doctors/nurses to hospitals and nursing homes, dialysis patients to their appointments, medication and groceries to the shut ins and many other ways of helping.After a disaster our agency works closely with FEMA doing damage assessment, helping gather dollar replacement to the city and county. Sometimes it takes years to complete a disaster incident after it has occurred. We work closely with the Red Cross, The Salvation Army and other volunteer agencies, during and after a disaster.On March 10, 2006 the Georgetown/ Scott County Office of Homeland Security ( OHS ) was established. This office works with all departments and agencies of the county to ensure a safer and more secure community. OHS is the liaison with the KY Office of Homeland Security and the US Office of Homeland Security for the county which includes all cities.