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03/11/2026

Tornado Watch in Effect – Grant County, Kentucky

A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio as a strong storm system moves across the Midwest today. This means conditions are favorable for the development of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. 

What a Tornado Watch Means

Tornado Watch = Tornadoes are possible.
• Severe thunderstorms may develop that could produce tornadoes.
• Large hail and damaging winds are also possible.
• Stay alert and monitor weather updates.

What You Should Do Now

✔️ Review your severe weather safety plan.
✔️ Identify a safe shelter location (basement or interior room on the lowest floor).
✔️ Make sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings (weather radio, phone alerts, sirens, local media).
✔️ Be ready to take shelter quickly if a Tornado Warning is issued.

Remember:
• Watch = Be prepared
• Warning = Take shelter immediately

03/07/2026

Jonesville Fire is currently on scene assisting Corinth Fire on a structure fire on saylor point, great job to Engine 11 crew who had a knock down on the fire within 3 minutes of dispatch. and rescued a dog that was resuscitated on scene.
Williamstown Fire is also on scene

03/07/2026

🚨 Grant County – We Need Your Help 🚨

Grant County Emergency Management is seeking local churches, businesses, and community facilities willing to open their doors during severe weather emergencies.

When winter storms, tornadoes, or major weather events impact our county, some residents may need a safe place to go until conditions improve. Having trusted locations already identified helps us respond faster and better protect our community.

We are currently seeking facilities that may be willing to serve as temporary emergency shelter locations during:

❄️ Snow Storms
🌪️ Tornadoes
⚠️ Severe Weather Emergencies

This does not mean your building would always be used, but having partnerships in place allows us to quickly assist residents if the need arises.

If your church, business, or organization may be willing to help, please reach out.

📩 [email protected]

Together we can help keep Grant County safe, prepared, and resilient.

👉 Please SHARE this post so we can reach more organizations across Grant County.

01/25/2026

❗️LEVEL TWO RESCINDED, NOW A LEVEL ONE AS OF 10:00AM 01/27/2026❗️

Due to the continuous large amount of snow fall, dropping temperatures and snow drifts, as well as all road crews being out on the roadways over the last 48 hours, we have issued a Level Three Snow Emergency, effective immediately, Sunday, January 25, 2026.

🆘 Essential travel only- such as emergency personnel.
🚗 No vehicle may be parked on public road right-of-way.
⏰ Effective Sunday, January 25, 2026.

12/20/2025

Breakfast with Santa this year! Thank you everyone who came out! Hope to see you all next year!

12/20/2025

Santa is here!

12/20/2025

Reminder breakfast with Santa is going on! Come on out! Food is ready

12/14/2025

‼️🚨A Level 2 snow emergency has been declared in Grant County. Please refrain from traveling tonight if possible. If you must travel, use extreme caution and take your time.‼️🚨

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

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11/19/2025

Our members engaged in hands-on training for forcible entry tonight, a vital skill for firefighters when normal entry is obstructed during emergency responses. They were instructed on the safe and minimal use of force to open doors, windows, or other access points. Want to be part of our team? Stop in and fill out an application; we are available every Tuesday starting at 7pm!

11/12/2025

‼️ It's almost time for our annual Breakfast with Santa! The event is scheduled for December 20th from 9-12 pm. Please share this post to help get the word out!‼️