Corinth fire department-KY

09/28/2026

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the fallen Troopers family, friends, and fellow officers/troopers in this difficult time

09/11/2026

07/16/2026

‼️🚨Saturday July 25 the American Red Cross will be canvassing the Sherman area in grant county Kentucky for a smoke detector campaign. If you would like more information about this campaign please contact the number below!‼️🚨

06/27/2026

🚨 DID YOU KNOW? 🚨

When you call 911, every second counts—but the questions the dispatcher asks are just as important as the emergency itself.

Your call is answered by a highly trained emergency telecommunicator who first verifies the exact location of the emergency, because responders can't be sent to the right place without a confirmed address or location. Once the location is confirmed, the dispatcher begins determining the type of emergency so the appropriate resources—firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, or a combination of agencies—can be dispatched as quickly as possible.

Even after responders are on the way, the dispatcher will continue asking questions. These questions help provide critical information to the responding crews, such as the number of patients, whether anyone is trapped, if there are hazards like fire, smoke, downed power lines, weapons, or hazardous materials, and any changes in the situation while help is en route.

If the emergency is medical, the dispatcher may provide lifesaving instructions over the phone, such as how to perform CPR, control severe bleeding, assist someone who is choking, or help deliver a baby. Following these instructions can make a significant difference before emergency crews arrive.

Remember: 📍 Know your location if possible. 📞 Stay on the line until the dispatcher tells you it's okay to hang up. 🗣️ Speak clearly and answer every question as calmly as you can. 🚪 If it is safe to do so, unlock your door, secure pets, and have someone meet responders outside.

The questions aren't delaying help—they're helping ensure the right resources arrive with the information they need to provide the best possible care. Your answers help us help you. 🚒🚑

06/22/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Grant County Emergency Management, in conjunction with Williamstown Christian Church, has opened a storm shelter for the residents of Grant County due to the threat of severe weather.

The shelter is available to any Grant County resident seeking a safe place during the storm. Residents are encouraged to monitor weather conditions closely and be prepared to take immediate action if warnings are issued.

For updates and emergency information, continue to monitor official Grant County Emergency Management communications and local weather sources.

Stay safe and remain weather aware.

01/25/2026

❗️LEVEL TWO RESCINDED, NOW A LEVEL ONE AS OF 10:00AM 01/27/2026❗️

Due to the continuous large amount of snow fall, dropping temperatures and snow drifts, as well as all road crews being out on the roadways over the last 48 hours, we have issued a Level Three Snow Emergency, effective immediately, Sunday, January 25, 2026.

🆘 Essential travel only- such as emergency personnel.
🚗 No vehicle may be parked on public road right-of-way.
⏰ Effective Sunday, January 25, 2026.

12/20/2025

Breakfast with Santa this year! Thank you everyone who came out! Hope to see you all next year!