Lincoln County Fire Protection District

09/04/2026

This week, 18 firemen from all over kentucky and even Tennessee completed a 40 hour HAZMAT Tech class. These firemen battled the heat while being geared up in encapsulated suits to train on how to control and stop simulated hazmat leaks on various types of containers. Thank you to the instructors, kentucky fire commission, and KYEM for the opportunity and also to all the students that didnt let the heat stop them from learning and continuing to push through all week. Great group of firemen and teamwork.

08/31/2026

Great work by all agencies, great seeing agencies working together to achieve one goal. Thank you Boyle County Fire Department.

PRESS RELEASE

Boyle County Fire Department Responds to Structure Fire on Airport Road

August 31, 2026

At approximately 7:12 a.m. on Monday, August 31, 2026, Air Evac 56 initially reported the fire to the Danville 911 Center while operating in the air. The Boyle County Fire Department was subsequently notified of a reported working structure fire on Airport Road.

Boyle County Fire Department units responded to the location and, upon arrival, encountered a large residential structure with heavy fire and smoke showing.

Firefighters quickly determined that the incident location was actually within Lincoln County. The Lincoln County Fire Department was subsequently dispatched to the scene to assist with firefighting operations.

Boyle County firefighters immediately began an aggressive fire attack and were able to quickly knock down the fire, preventing the flames from causing more extensive damage to the residence. While the structure did sustain damage, firefighters’ rapid response and coordinated efforts helped limit the overall extent of the fire.

The incident was a joint firefighting effort between the Boyle County Fire Department and Lincoln County Fire Department, with personnel from both departments working together to bring the fire under control.

The cause and origin of the fire remain under investigation at this time. No additional information regarding the cause will be released while the investigation is ongoing.

The Boyle County Fire Department would like to thank all of the assisting agencies for their cooperation and support during the incident.

Assisting Agencies

• Danville 911 Center
• Boyle County Sheriff’s Office
• Boyle County EMS
• Lincoln County EMS
• Boyle County Emergency Management
• Lincoln County Fire Department
• Bluegrass 911
• Air Evac 56
• Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office
• Lincoln County Constable 

The Boyle County Fire Department reminds the public that when a fire is reported, every second matters. Early notification and a rapid response are critical in limiting fire damage and protecting lives and property.

06/04/2026

Here is the link to our auction of the old Moreland Fire Station.

A commercial building and lot, former Fire Department Station at Absolute Live/Online Auction

06/02/2026

Payton wells road is shut down for estimated 1 hour due to a semi truck overturned. Please use alternate route.

05/31/2026

Please keep the Miller family in your prayers for the days to come. Dalton you will be missed by many. RIP

01/31/2026

County Fire units just cleared the Scene of a high angle rescue to retrieve a dog that had fell over a 200ft embankment. Dog is now safe and warm with its owner and only recieved minor injuries but will make a full recovery.

01/30/2026

County Fire and Stanford City fire units just cleared a structure fire on 1247 loop 1, please use caution between patriot mart and fairgrounds rd as there is alot of water on roadway. State Highway has put down salt but still use caution.

01/27/2026

We just returned from another heating related call. With these brutal frigid temperatures currently gripping our area, your furnace, boiler, or heat pump is working extra hard..often nonstop to keep your home or business warm, putting serious stress on the system and significantly increasing the risk of issues from maintenance neglect. Clogged air filters that restrict airflow, cause overheating, and raise fire or breakdown hazards, along with dirty coils that force the unit to labor even harder, reduce efficiency, and heighten wear during this extreme cold, that can quickly lead to dangerous overheating, poor air quality, or even carbon monoxide risks. Take a quick moment today to check and replace your air filter if it’s dirty, ensure coils are clean and free of buildup, and if you’re unsure how to do it safely, call a licensed HVAC professional. Simple maintenance can prevent emergencies and keep you safe and warm through this deep freeze.

01/24/2026

As this storm moves in and conditions deteriorate, please remember that our response time to emergencies may be slower. Do not overload electrical cords with space heaters and keep all objects away from any heat sources.

01/21/2026