Pine Level Fire Department

10/08/2026

A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for the Pine Level Area. The primary impact time will be Friday evening into Saturday morning. There is a possibility of wind gusts to 60 mph and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. For more information see the attached link…. Be prepared for power outages and tornado warnings….

10/06/2026

Thank you Town of Pine Level, Alabama!

10/01/2026

It’s the first of the month, and it’s time to brag on our all-volunteer (from the newest probationary member to our fire chief). Your Pine Level Firefighters set an all-time response record for September, receiving 132 calls for service. PLFD is currently on pace to shatter its annual call volume record of 1,242 responses in 2025.

Here is a breakdown of our calls by type:

Fire Responses

Structural Fire, Residential – 4
Vehicle Fire, Passenger – 1
Vehicle Fire, Recreational Vehicle – 1
Vehicle Fire, Commercial – 2
Grass/Vegetation Fire – 5
Wildland / Urban Interface Fire – 3
Trash / Rubbish Fire – 1
Natural Gas Leak - 1
Smoke Scare / Odor of Smoke – 1
Authorized Controlled Burning – 1
Weather Response – 1
Industrial Accident Extrication - 1
Citizen Assist / Service Call – 1
No Incident Found on Arrival – 3

Emergency Medical Responses

General Medical Responses – 58
Psychiatric / Behavioral Emergency – 9
Motor Vehicle Accidents – 24
Lift Assistance – 10
Cardiac Arrest - 5

09/13/2026

Or the rescue vehicle…. We thank and are blessed everyday by the actions of our Paramedics, Advanced EMTs, Emergency Medical Technicians, and Emergency Medical Responders…

09/06/2026

https://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=BMX&wwa=severe%20thunderstorm%20warning

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for the Pine Level Area until 5:00 pm.

The National Weather Service is your best source for complete weather forecast and weather related information on the web!

09/06/2026

It was our pleasure!

08/28/2026

Pine Level Volunteer Fire Department Reaches ALS Level 2 Milestone

The Pine Level Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce an important new milestone for the department and the community: PLVFD has officially achieved ALS Level 2 – Non-Transport licensure from the Alabama Dept of Public Health, Office of Emergency Medical Services.

This achievement means properly trained PLVFD personnel can now provide a higher level of emergency medical care right here in the community while an ambulance is on the way. In a serious medical emergency, those extra minutes can make a real difference.

Reaching ALS Level 2 status took a great deal of training, hard work, equipment, and dedication from department members. It is another example of a small-town volunteer fire department continuing to grow and improve the services it provides to its neighbors.

PLVFD will continue to work closely with local ambulance services, while now being better equipped to begin advanced care as quickly as possible.

The department is proud of this accomplishment and thankful for the continued support of the Pine Level community.

08/16/2026

Take heed!

08/15/2026

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We all know Alabama summers get hot, but how hot is too hot? Well, that differs for each individual. While we try to distinguish ordinary hot days from extraordinarily hot ones, that line can be a bit fuzzy/gray. A heat index of 109°F is a Heat Advisory, but a heat index of 110°F meets Extreme Heat Warning criteria. Is there really a big difference in what that extra 1°F feels like? Nope. They are both miserable and potentially deadly.

Heat Indices will be in excess of 105°F this weekend. There will be lots of youth sports and other outdoor events going on, so PLEASE take the heat seriously. Don't push yourself or others too far, drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks in the shade/indoors, and use/reapply sunscreen.

08/13/2026

At 9:49 pm yesterday evening (8/12/26), your Pine Level Firefighters, assisted by Old Kingston Fire Department Haynes Ambulance of Alabama and Haynes LifeFlight, responded to a reported traffic accident with injuries on Interstate 65 at the 190 mile marker northbound. When our units arrived, the found one subject with critical injuries and another subject with serious injuries. Unfortunately, the individual who had sustained critical injuries succumbed to those injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene. The individual with serious injuries was airlifted by LifeFlight to an area hospital. Our prayers are with the victims and their families through this difficult time. A total of 1 Engine Co., 1 Brush Co., 1 EMS Sprint Unit, 1 Command Vehicle, 2 Ambulances, and a Lifeflight helicopter responded to this accident.

Media, please refer your questions to ALEA who are investigating this accident.