Residents, property owners, and business owners in Eastern Knox County can enjoy peace of mind knowing there is a trusted partner who always has their back in times of emergency. Whether it’s a fire, auto accident, or emergency health situation, we’re here for you 24 hours a day to care for your safety and well-being.
The Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District was formed in early 2001. Formerly known as the Danville Volunteer Fire Department, formed in 1938, the district covers 186 square miles, consisting of the townships of Brown, Jefferson, Union, Howard, Harrison, and Butler and the villages of Danville and Brinkhaven.
The district has two stations — Station One in Danville and Station Two in Howard. The district has a fleet of 16 vehicles and one boat, which includes three engines, three ALS medics, engine-rescue, tanker, ladder, four grass vehicles, and a chief’s car.
Our mission has always been to protect the residents and businesses in our district by mitigating the impact of emergencies and hazardous situations through effective prevention, preparedness, and response programs.
Providing your ultimate protection in the face of an emergency will always be our mission at Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District. When you’re facing an emergency situation and need quick help from a reliable team of trained professionals, we have you covered. Call us at (740) 599-7381 for the assurance you’re in the best of hands.