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Walton Fire Protection District

12600 Towne Center Dr. P.O BOX 007 Walton, Kentucky 41094
Phone:(859)485-7439 Fax:(859)485-4161

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Walton Fire Protection District's ISO Rating is 5/10. A rating of 5 within 5 miles from our Fire Stations. A rating of 10 being further than 5 miles from our Fire Stations.

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The Insurance Services Office (ISO) rates communities for fire protection all across the United States. Fire departments are rated on an industry standard rating of one to ten, one being the best and ten being no fire protection available. ISO considers response distance, staffing, apparatus, equipment, training, water supply (hydrants), and dispatching when rating a fire department.

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Walton Fire Protection District is proud to announce that we now have instructors able to teach the follow classes
First Aide, CPR, Blood Borne Pathogens, ACLS, PALS
to schedule any of the above classes contact Assistant Chief Joey Vest by calling
(859)485-7439

Walton Fire Protection District offers a work study program for students involved in work experience at Walton Verona High School. If you are interested in becoming a firefighter as a career, and are a junior or senior. Have your teacher contact Assistant Chief Joey Vest by calling (859)485-7439

Our Mission Statement About Us

The mission of the Walton Fire Protection District is to respond to fire, hazardous materials, medical and other emergencies.

To mitigate the threat to life and property from fire, illness, injury and other emergencies through education, prevention, community preparedness, emergency response and recovery programs.

The Walton Fire Protection District is committed to protecting the citizens, visitors, property and the environment within our community.

Located in the southern end of beautiful Boone County, Walton Fire District covers over 28 square miles including interstates I 71 and I 75. The department protects over 12 thousand citizens within its boundries as well as providing mutual aid responses to the surrounding areas of Boone, Kenton, Grant and Gallatin counties. Walton Fire district consists of mixed residential, large warehousing, industrial, and some commercial retail.

Made up of career, part-time, and volunteer personnel, the district utilizes 2 stations to provide fire suppression and advanced life support. Station 1, located at 12600 Towne Center Drive and Station 2 located at 261 Shorland Drive in Richwood, are staffed 24 hours a day. Station 1 houses 2 engines, 2 ladder trucks, brush truck, hazmat truck, and 2 ambulances. Station 2 houses 1 engine and 1 ambulance.