Northern Pendleton Fire

05/31/2026

🚨 Vehicle Fire Response 🚨

At 16:15 hrs (4:15 PM), the Northern Pendleton Fire District was dispatched to a reported fully involved vehicle fire at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Road and Crane Lane.

Engine 2801, Engine 2802, and Ambulance 2870 immediately responded and arrived on scene to find a vehicle completely involved in fire, with flames beginning to spread into a freshly cut hay field nearby.
Fortunately, all occupants were able to safely exit the vehicle prior to the arrival of emergency personnel, and no injuries were reported.

Firefighters quickly deployed hose lines and were able to bring the vehicle fire under control while preventing the fire from spreading further into the field. Their rapid response helped minimize damage and prevent a potentially larger grass fire incident.

Units on Scene:
Engine 2801
Engine 2802
Tanker 2831
Chief 2850

The Northern Pendleton Fire District would like to remind everyone that during the dry summer months, vehicle fires can quickly spread to surrounding grass and fields. If you experience a vehicle fire, pull over safely, exit the vehicle immediately, move to a safe distance, and call 911.

05/31/2026

Northern Pendleton Fire Units are on the scene of a vehicle fire at the intersection of Pleasant Hill Rd. & Crane Lane.

Please avoid the area!

05/31/2026

🚨 Residential Structure Fire – City of Butler 🚨

At 13:27 hrs (1:27 PM), the Northern Pendleton Fire District was dispatched to the 100 block of Williams Street in the City of Butler for a reported residential structure fire with smoke showing and beginning to fill the residence.

Engine 2801 and Ambulance 2870 from Station 1 in Peach Grove responded immediately and arrived on scene within minutes of dispatch. Upon arrival, crews found the residence evacuated with a light amount of smoke coming from the structure.

The homeowner took immediate action by shutting off all electrical power to the residence prior to our arrival, potentially preventing further fire spread and additional damage to the home.

Following a thorough investigation, crews determined the fire conditions were caused by a faulty furnace and associated electrical issues. Due to the electrical service being disconnected and concerns regarding additional electrical hazards within the residence, the American Red Cross was contacted to assist the occupants. As a result, two adults and two children have been temporarily displaced.

The Northern Pendleton Fire District would like to remind everyone that working smoke alarms, regular furnace maintenance, and prompt attention to electrical issues can help prevent emergencies like this one.

Units on Scene:
Engine 2801
Engine 2802
Tanker 2831
Ambulance 2870
Chief 2850
Chief 2853
Campbell County Engine 1201

We would like to thank Campbell County Fire Rescue for their assistance and continued partnership in serving our communities. We also appreciate Falmouth Fire and Pendleton County Fire for their response as well

05/31/2026

Update: All units are available from the area.

Units are on scene of a Residential Structure Fire on Williams Street in the City of Butler

05/29/2026

The entire membership of the Northern Pendleton Fire District would like to offer a HUGE congratulations to Assistant Chief Travis Reis on successfully passing his National Registry and officially becoming a licensed EMT in the Commonwealth of Kentucky!

Assistant Chief Reis is an integral part of our organization, and we are beyond excited about this tremendous accomplishment. His dedication to serving our community and continuing his education in the fire and EMS service is a true reflection of the professionalism and commitment found within NPFD.

Please join us in congratulating Assistant Chief Reis on this outstanding achievement and wishing him continued success in his EMS career! 🚑🔥

05/27/2026

Please join the Northern Pendleton Fire District Board of Directors and the Northern Pendleton Fire Auxiliary in congratulating Chief Adam L. Fuller on being awarded the prestigious Kentucky Colonel honor! 👏🇺🇸

This recognition, bestowed by the Governor of the Commonwealth Andy Beshear along with the Secretary of State, is awarded to individuals who have shown dedication to improving lives, serving their communities, and providing hope to those around them.

Chief Fuller’s passion, leadership, and unwavering commitment to our department and community continue to inspire growth and progress within Northern Pendleton Fire District every single day. His dedication to serving others does not go unnoticed, and we are incredibly proud to see him receive such a well deserved honor.

Congratulations, Chief! Thank you for your continued service, vision, and heart for this department and community. 🚒❤️

05/25/2026

🇺🇸The City of Butler Memorial Day Parade is about to Kick Off!!

Fire Chief Adam Fuller wants to remind everyone to stay safe! We know that there is FINALLY a break in the rain and we hope everyone enjoys the day responsibly and safely! Here are some friendly reminders and safety tips regarding Fireworks!

🚒 Fireworks Safety Tips:
• Always follow local laws and regulations regarding fireworks
• Never allow young children to handle fireworks
• Keep a bucket of water or garden hose nearby
• Only use fireworks outdoors and away from homes, vehicles, dry grass, and trees
• Never relight a “dud” firework
• Avoid using fireworks while under the influence of alcohol
• Sparklers burn at extremely high temperatures and can cause serious burns
Remember — the safest way to enjoy fireworks is by attending a professional fireworks display!

Let us not forget the meaning behind this Holiday and all the men and women you gave their lives for our freedom and for us to be able to come together ❤️

From all of us at the Northern Pendleton Fire District, we hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable summer season! Stay safe and call 911 immediately in the event of an emergency. 🚑🔥

05/22/2026

The Northern Pendleton Fire Auxiliary is selling a Supporter Version of our America 250 shirts that our crews will be wearing for the month of July!

Buy a shirt and support a good cause and your Northern Pendleton Firefighters!

Experience the joy of giving back with NPFD Auxiliary! A portion of each purchase is donated to the Northern Pendleton Fire Auxiliary, helping to support their members and the community. Be a part of something bigger with NPFD Auxiliary.

05/19/2026

The Northern Pendleton Fire District would like to thank Steve Price from Ferno for stopping in and demonstrating the new Ferno POWER X2 system! The Command Staff and District Board remain 100% committed to providing equipment that better serves both our Firefighters and our Community.

The Ferno Power X2 system offers numerous benefits for both patient care and firefighter/EMS provider safety. The powered loading and lifting system helps reduce strain and risk of injury to personnel by minimizing heavy lifting during patient movement and ambulance loading operations. The X2 system also provides improved stability, smoother maneuverability, and enhanced patient comfort during transport.

The Northern Pendleton Fire District does not currently have a Powered Lifting System in our Ambulances, so IF PURCHASED, this would be a HUGE investment in our employees and Patients.

Additional safety features such as powered lifting assistance, secure locking mechanisms, and advanced suspension capabilities allow crews to operate more efficiently while focusing on patient care. Investments in modern equipment like the Power X2 help ensure our crews can continue providing the highest level of emergency medical service to the citizens we proudly serve.

05/15/2026

Happy National Police Week Chief Hale!!

During National Police Week, we were proud to recognize Butler Police Officer Ken Hale for his dedication, service, and kindness to our community. 👮🇺🇸

Thank you, Officer Hale, for all you do each and every day. We appreciate your commitment to keeping others safe and for always supporting our residents and staff. 💙

We were happy to deliver some sweet treats and smiles your way! 🍪🧁