On Friday, January 30, LaGrange Fire & Rescue Department held a retirement sendoff honoring Major Keith Smith and Major Mike Rouser, recognizing their decades of dedicated service to the department and the Oldham County community.

Major Keith Smith began his career with the department as a volunteer firefighter in 1993. In 2007, he was hired as the full-time Major of the Fire Prevention Division. ... (Full Story & Photos)

LaGrange Fire & Rescue Department is currently recruiting members of the public who are interested in serving their community as Volunteer Firefighters.

✔ No experience necessary
✔ Training provided
✔ All backgrounds welcome

Volunteering with LFRD is a rewarding way to make a real difference while gaining valuable skills, training, and experience. Be sure to ask about our Volunteer Incentive Program, ... (Full Story & Photos)

As the cooler nights and overcast clouds work into our community lately, the members of La Grange Fire & Rescue Department would like to remind everyone that this weekend is when we switch our clocks BACKWARD one hour ending Daylight Saving time.
Enjoy that extra hour of sleep on Sunday morning and most importantly, remember to change those batteries in all of your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide ... (Full Story & Photos)

🚗💦 CAR WASH FUNDRAISER! 💦🚗

Come out and support your local heroes! The LaGrange Fire & Rescue Department Auxiliary is hosting a Car Wash Fundraiser this Friday, August 2nd from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Dairy Queen (325 S 1st Street, LaGrange, KY 40031)!

Whether you're heading to work, running errands, or just want a shiny clean car—swing by and let us do the washing while you support a great cause! ... (Full Story & Photos)

Due to being designated as "non-attainment" air quality for ozone and particulate matter because pollution levels have exceeded those permitted by the Clean Air Act, beginning May 1sst, 2025 and continuing until September 30, 2025, open burning is prohibited in Oldham County.

Additional information can be found in the link below:

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The LaGrange Fire & Rescue Department will be accepting sealed bids for the purchase of a 1996 Seagrave Commander custom pumper. This unit was known as Engine 4532 with the LaGrange Fire Department and has been declared surplus property by the Board of Trustees.

The sale of this property shall be awarded to the highest bidder meeting the established $35,000.00 reserve as set forth by the Board ... (Full Story & Photos)

Crews from Ballardsville Fire and South Oldham Fire attended the class. This class allowed firefighters to gain hands on pump time.... (Full Story & Photos)

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