Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue

Call Directions Website

Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue Bobo Volunteer Fire Department is an ISO class 4 department serving the northwest side of Madison County.

We are a 100% percent volunteer based department, with 2 stations providing fire and EMS services in our area.

🚒❤️ Public Safety Unit at Bethlehem Christian Academy! ❤️🚒Today, Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue had the pleasure of bringi...
10/16/2026

🚒❤️ Public Safety Unit at Bethlehem Christian Academy! ❤️🚒

Today, Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue had the pleasure of bringing one of our fire trucks to Bethlehem Christian Academy to help wrap up their Public Safety Unit with their Pre-K through 1st-grade students! 👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

We love getting out into our community and giving our youngest learners the opportunity to see a fire truck up close, learn about fire safety, and become more familiar with the people who help keep them safe.

A big thank-you to Bethlehem Christian Academy for inviting us to be part of this fun learning experience! We always enjoy spending time with these sweet kiddos and helping build a safer, more informed community. 🚒❤️

Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue — Proudly serving our community since 1974!

🚒 A HUGE THANK YOU TO Senator Sam Givhan🚒Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue is incredibly grateful to Senator Sam Givhan for p...
10/14/2026

🚒 A HUGE THANK YOU TO Senator Sam Givhan🚒

Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue is incredibly grateful to Senator Sam Givhan for presenting us with an $80,000 check to help fund the construction of our upcoming Station 3! 🇺🇸

This generous contribution is a tremendous step forward for our department and our community. We are thankful for the support and investment in helping us continue to serve and protect the families in our area. ❤️💙

As we prepare to begin construction on Station 3, we welcome anyone who would like to contribute toward this project. Every donation, big or small, helps us get one step closer to making this vision a reality!

From all of us at Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue, thank you for supporting our department and the community we proudly serve! 🚒❤️

📷 Ronald Heard and Senator Sam Givhan

10/13/2026

🚨 structure Fire 🚨

12:12
Reported structure fire on the 1800 block of state line road. Please use caution and try to avoid the area. Cross streets wal triana and Baptist lane
Will update once units are cleared

Update 15:27
Units are starting to clear the scene. Approximately 10,000 gallons of water used

10/07/2026

🚨 reported Garage fire 🚨

14:40
Responders are currently in route to a reported garage fire on Macedonia Road. Pulaski pike X Timberlake Dr
Please avoid the area

16:44
Responders have cleared scene. 8000 gallons of water used

🚒 A HUGE THANK YOU TO Tom Butler! 🚒Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Tom Butler...
10/06/2026

🚒 A HUGE THANK YOU TO Tom Butler! 🚒

Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Tom Butler for his generous donation toward the construction of Station 3!

We are excited to be getting closer to breaking ground and beginning construction on Station 3, and support from our community helps make this project possible. This new station will be an important addition to our department and will allow us to continue improving the service we provide to our community.

We are incredibly grateful for those who believe in our department and choose to invest in its future. Thank you, Tom Butler, for your generosity and for supporting Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue! ❤️🚒

📷 Pictured Left to right: Wayne Webb, Ryan Byrd, Tom Butler, Ronald Heard, Evan Clark, Amber Clark

10/02/2026

A reminder from Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue. ❤️‍🩹

When a structure fire happens in our community, we know people are going to be curious. We understand that. But we ask everyone to please remember that there is a family behind every call.

Yesterday, a family lost their home in a structure fire, and their children unfortunately saw pictures and learned what had happened before their family had the opportunity to tell them themselves.

We are asking our community to please be mindful of what is being photographed, posted, shared, and discussed while a family is experiencing something so devastating.

We also want to remind everyone please do not enter or attempt to enter a burned structure. Even when the fire appears to be out, a structure can remain extremely dangerous. There may be unstable floors, ceilings, hot spots, smoke, electrical hazards, or other dangers that are not visible from the outside. Please allow firefighters and other authorized personnel to do their jobs and keep a safe distance from the scene.

If you drive by an incident, please slow down, stay out of the way, and resist the urge to stop for pictures. Your curiosity should never put you, our firefighters, or the family at greater risk.

Most importantly, please remember that this isn’t just a building.

It’s someone’s home. Someone’s belongings. Someone’s memories. Someone’s childhood. Someone’s safe place.

There will always be time for pictures and information later. A family deserves the opportunity to process their loss and tell their children what happened in their own time and in their own way.

Thank you for helping us protect not only our community, but also the dignity and privacy of the families we serve. ❤️

10/01/2026

🚨 Reported Structure Fire 🚨

13:09
Hazel Green, Bobo, and Meridianville departments are responding to a reported structure fire on Tobin Lane. Please avoid the area. An update will be made when responders clear scene

13:30 update
Harvest and Toney departments have been paged as well due to multiple structures being affected now

15:36
Bobo units are cleared from scene

09/25/2026

🛑🚨Reported structure collapse on Elkwood Section Road 🚨🛑

04:45
Avoid the area between Carter Grove Road and Monroe Nunley Road! This area will be closed for an extended amount of time. I will update once the area is cleared.

10:13 Update
Responders have cleared the scene. There are other units still on scene and the road will continue to be shut down for an unknown amount of time.

🚒🔥 TRAINING TUESDAY 🔥🚒Another night of putting in the work! Our members spent time training, sharpening skills, working ...
09/23/2026

🚒🔥 TRAINING TUESDAY 🔥🚒

Another night of putting in the work! Our members spent time training, sharpening skills, working together, and preparing for whatever call may come our way.

Training isn’t always glamorous, but when the tones drop, preparation matters. Every drill, every scenario, and every hour spent learning helps us become a stronger team and better serve our community.

Train hard. Stay ready. Serve with purpose. 🧑‍🚒❤️

A big thank-you to our members who continue to show up, put in the work, and answer the call!

🚒❤️ Our littlest firefighters in training! ❤️🚒These three little ones got a front-row seat to some fire department train...
09/23/2026

🚒❤️ Our littlest firefighters in training! ❤️🚒

These three little ones got a front-row seat to some fire department training today! From watching the trucks and gear to getting a little taste of what happens behind the scenes, they’re already learning that being part of a fire department is about more than just fighting fires—it’s about family, community, and serving others.

Who knows…we may have a few future firefighters growing up right here at BOBO VFD! 🧑‍🚒🔥

Train them young. Teach them service. Raise them to care for their community. ❤️

Address

Toney, AL
35739

Telephone

+12564202909

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Bobo Volunteer Fire & Rescue posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category