Pine Level Fire Department

05/31/2026

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for the Pine Level area until 5:15 pm this evening (5/31/2026).

05/11/2026

At 4:09 pm, your Pine Level Firefighters, assisted by Old Kingston Fire Department, Haynes Ambulance of Alabama, and County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported shooting on Bridge Creek Road. When units arrived they found a juvenile suffering from a gunshot wound. Our team, provided stabilizing medical care and the child was airlifted by Haynes LifeFlight to Children’s Hospital of Alabama. Our prayers are with this child for healing as she begins her road to recovery. Media - please refer questions to Autauga Co Sheriff’s Office who are investigating the incident.

05/06/2026

A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for pine level until 5 pm…

05/06/2026

A tornado watch is in effect until 1100 pm tonight (5/6/26). Now is the “Set” stage. Ensure your plans are ready to implement. Once a warning is issued - that is the “Go” stage and you implement your safety plan.

05/06/2026

Latest update from NWS places all of Autauga County in the 3 out of 5 risk area for severe weather…. Now is the “Ready” stage. Have a plan and be prepared to execute it. Ensure you have multiple reliable ways to receive weather alerts.

05/06/2026

OK Pine Level Community, we are right on the line for a level 3 of 5 for a risk of severe weather this afternoon and evening. All modes of severe weather are possible, including tornadoes. Be ready to activate your safety plan and have reliable and multiple ways to get weather alerts. We’ll be watching this and will be here if you need us.

05/05/2026

Good morning PL community! There is a level 2/5 risk of severe weather tomorrow evening into the overnight…. We’ll keep an eye on it!

04/28/2026

There is a 2 out of 5 risk of severe weather today. Have a plan and be ready to execute it. Have more than one way to receive alerts!

04/28/2026

At 10:53 am this morning (4/27/2026), your Pine Level Firefighters responded to a reported traffic accident involving a semi-tractor trailer on northbound I-65 in the area of the 189 mile marker. When our units arrived, they found a single vehicle accident with significant damage to the semi. Unfortunately, our crews found that the driver of the vehicle had perished in the accident. There were lane closures as a result of the accident until around 2:00 pm. Our prayers are with the family of the driver and we pray for healing and peace as they grieve. Media - please refer questions to ALEA or the Autauga Co Coroner’s Office.

04/23/2026

PL community: our drought continues to deepen - all of Autauga Co is now in at least a severe drought. Parts of western Autauga Co are in an extreme drought. Even with the unsettled conditions and rain expected this weekend and coming week, it will not be enough to break this drought. It will require a tropical system. This could lead to a hot and dangerously dry summer. Please don’t burn. The entire state remains under a Fire Alert.

To see or report current drought impacts, please visit the Drought Impacts Toolkit, where you can find impacts from media in the Drought Impact Reporter and from citizen scientists and other volunteer observers under Condition Monitoring Observations.