Louisville Fire and Rescue

07/02/2026

Louisville Fire and Rescue 2026 Midyear Call Summary
Calls Answered
• Fire calls: 14
• 911 EMS calls: 71

Louisville Fire and Rescue thanks our part-time EMS employees and our volunteers for answering these calls and providing this important service to the citizens of Barbour County.

Overview
We currently operate a part-time, paid ALS service Monday through Friday for 10 hours per day. We have applied for grants to help improve the level of service we are able to provide.

At this time, we do not provide transports because we have only one ambulance, which is reserved for 911 calls. Our service is supported through insurance reimbursements and fundraisers, and we gratefully accept donations from anyone who wishes to contribute.

Please join us in thanking Mayor Mark Andrews and the Town Council for their continued support in helping provide this service to our citizens.

03/15/2026

03/12/2026

🚑 Become an EMT This Summer!

Wallace Community College is now enrolling for our Summer EMT Program starting May 21. We are offering two class options to fit your schedule:

☀️ Day Class (Tuesday and Thursday 8a-4p)
🌙 Night Class (Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday (5:30p-9:30p)

Learn lifesaving skills and start your path toward National Registry EMT certification.

03/10/2026

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03/09/2026

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02/23/2026

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01/21/2026

Here is an opportunity to attend EMT school for everyone.