Bellevue-Dayton Fire/EMS

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Bellevue-Dayton Fire/EMS Bellevue-Dayton Fire Department is located in Dayton, KY and serves the cities of Bellevue and Dayton and surrounding communities.

Don’t forget to come see us tomorrow at the Bellevue Beach Park for touch-a-truck from 10am-2pm!
11/06/2026

Don’t forget to come see us tomorrow at the Bellevue Beach Park for touch-a-truck from 10am-2pm!

We were so happy to see everyone who stopped by on Halloween! There were some amazing costumes out there that even scare...
11/02/2026

We were so happy to see everyone who stopped by on Halloween! There were some amazing costumes out there that even scared us!

With Halloween happening tomorrow we would like to share some safety tips.          Costume Safety:  -Visibility: Use re...
10/30/2026

With Halloween happening tomorrow we would like to share some safety tips.

Costume Safety:

-Visibility: Use reflective tape on costumes and trick-or-treat bags, opt for light-colored clothing to enhance visibility in the dark.

-Avoid Masks: instead of masks, use face paint to ensure better visibility and avoid obstructing vision.

-Flame-Resistant Costumes: Choose costumes made from flame-resistant materials and avoid long trailing fabric to prevent tripping.

-Proper Fit: Ensure costumes fit well to avoid tripping hazards. Avoid long skirts, capes, or baggy sleeves.

Pedestrian Safety:

-Walk on sidewalks: ALWAYS walk on sidewalks and use crosswalks.

-Look Both Ways: Teach children to look both ways before crossing the street and to cross only at corners.

-Use Flashlights: Give children flashlights to light their way and make them more visible to drivers.

-Accompanied by Adults: Young children should be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. If older children are going alone, plan and review a route acceptable to you.

General Safety Tips:

-Stay in Familiar Area: Choose a trick-or-treat route that is familiar and well-lit. Avoid visiting homes that are not well-lit.

-Check Candy: Inspect all treats before allowing children to eat them. Look for signs of tampering or allergens.

-Use LED: use LED instead of candles in decorations and Jack-o-Lanterns

Yesterday FDBD on duty personnel along with the Bellevue Kentucky Police Department and City of Bellevue, Kentucky city ...
10/28/2026

Yesterday FDBD on duty personnel along with the Bellevue Kentucky Police Department and City of Bellevue, Kentucky city officials participated in the walk to school day for Grandview Elementary!

Our crew had an amazing time interacting and walking with the kids, especially Firefighter Rath who was able to walk his Niece and Nephew to school.

This morning FDBD hosted a Train Derailment training. This training was attended by all Fire Officers along with Police ...
10/23/2026

This morning FDBD hosted a Train Derailment training. This training was attended by all Fire Officers along with Police and City officials from both the City of Bellevue and the City of Dayton. This training is particularly important for our community due to having train tracks that run through the middle of both Bellevue and Dayton.

We would also like to say a big thank you to Campbell County KY Office of Emergency Management for leading this training session.

Bellevue Kentucky Police Department
City of Bellevue, Kentucky
Dayton Police Dept- Ky
City of Dayton, Kentucky
Bellevue-Dayton Firefighters IAFF Local 3751

This past week 3 of our member including Firefighter/EMT Logan Nance (pictured left), Firefighter/Paramedic Andrew Rath ...
10/17/2026

This past week 3 of our member including Firefighter/EMT Logan Nance (pictured left), Firefighter/Paramedic Andrew Rath (pictured right), and Firefighter/Paramedic Cory Pelle (not pictured) were recognized and awarded St. Elizabeth Healthcare EMS - Crew of the Quarter.

This crew was instrumental in saving a patient that went into sudden cardiac arrest. The crew was able to obtain ROSC (Return of Spontaneous Circulation) only minutes after arriving on scene and subsequently transporting to St Elizabeth Fort Thomas. While transporting, the patient went back into cardiac arrest multiple times and each time the crew was able to defibrillate and achieve ROSC again. After arriving at the hospital, the patient remained in a critical but stable condition.

The fast action of the crew proved vital to saving this patient and highlights the high-quality care that the Fire Department of Bellevue-Dayton strives for every day.

We would also like to highlight the outstanding training done by the Gateway Community and Technical College Paramedic program. Firefighter/Paramedic Rath graduated from this program last December and Firefighter/EMT Nance is a current student scheduled to graduate this coming December. This program provides high quality training and teaching which was on clear display by this event.

Did you know you can have your car seat installed at The Fire Department of Bellevue-Dayton? We are lucky to have a Car ...
10/13/2026

Did you know you can have your car seat installed at The Fire Department of Bellevue-Dayton?

We are lucky to have a Car seat technician that is certified to install them! If you are in need of having a car seat installed don’t hesitate to call the fire house and schedule a time.

09/22/2026

Early this morning, crews were dispatched for smoke in the area. Upon arrival, firefighters were we were met with a working fire and upgraded the response.

Strong work to all involved and thanks to all of our mutual aid companies for helping us get this fire extinguished!

Covington Professional Firefighters Local 38
Bellevue-Dayton Firefighters IAFF Local 3751

08/05/2026

Come out and see us again this year for Cram-a-Cruiser.

đź“… Thursday, August 13
⏰ 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Bellevue Kroger

08/05/2026

We are now taking donations for a collectible bourbon very small batch by Coal Pick Distillery! These are individually numbered bottles up to 500 and all proceeds go to the Ky Fallen Firefighters Memorial. Donations are $125 each unless you would like to request a specific number. The specific numbered bottles (if available) are $150 each. Please message our page if you would like to check a specific numbered bottle.

To make payments please use the corresponding QR code.

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514 6th Avenue
Dayton, KY

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