The Fire Department of Bellevue-Dayton (FDBD) provides Fire Suppression, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Inspections, and Public Education Programs to 13,000 residents residing in the two Campbell County river cities of Bellevue and Dayton, Kentucky. Our response area includes a CSX railroad system stretching through both cities, sections of the Ohio River and Interstate I-471, and the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge leading to and from Cincinnati, Ohio. The department is a contracted member of Northern Kentucky Mutual Aid, wherein we also provide fire and EMS services to neighboring cities when needed.
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FDBD employs 16 full-time emergency personnel. The station is staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with five full-time career personnel on each of its 24-hour rotating shifts. All emergency personnel are certified Firefighters/Paramedics or Firefighters/EMTs by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The station averages 2,384 emergency runs each year. In addition, emergency personnel provide the communities with Public Safety Education, CPR and First Aid classes, and mentoring opportunities for paramedic students.
FDBD’s certified Fire Inspectors perform more than 240 commercial and residential fire inspections and issues approximately 75 burn permits each year. Effective March 1, 2018, the national Insurance Services Office (ISO) Public Protection Classification for the Fire Department is Class 2.
A six-person Fire Board administers the Fire Department of Bellevue-Dayton. Board meetings are held on the third Wednesday in February, April, June, August, October and December at the Bellevue Callahan Center (Get directions). Fire Board meetings are open to the public and residents are always encouraged to attend.