South Oldham Fire Department
HEADQUARTERS
6310 Old La Grange Rd
PO Box 245
Crestwood, KY 40014
502-241-8992
Emergency: 911
The South Oldham Fire District protects a suburban / rural area surrounding Crestwood KY. We cover approximately 39 square miles, with a population of approximately 21,000 people. The fire district includes a downtown district, residential & commercial areas, as well as portions of Interstate 71 , and a CSX rail line. The department also protects six schools, as well as providing mutual aid to our neighboring fire districts. Our Fire Station is staffed, by career and volunteer firefighters, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you are in the area, feel free to stop in.
Our Board of Trustees Meet on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:30 & are open to the public
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South Oldham Fire Department Community Connect
Helping First Responders Help You!
Community Connect is a safe and secure online program available at no cost to all South Oldham Fire Department residents.
Community Connect allows you to provide us with critical property and occupant information that we can access at the time of response, leading to better outcomes in case of an emergency.
To learn more watch this short video!
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RESIDENTS AND FAMILIES... Protect what matters most! Be prepared for any emergency by giving public safety the information they need to better help and communicate with you. Set up your Smart911 profile today!
Want to receive text alerts for Oldham County hazard notifications without setting up a Smart911 profile?
TEXT ALERTS are available WITHOUT a Smart911 account.
Text "OCALERT" to 67283.
Open Burning Restrictions
May 1 - September 30 , 2025
Make sure that your fire is attended at all times and that you are only burning natural growth. It's always a good idea to have a garden hose or other water source within reach of your fire.
Once you extinguish your fire please call Oldham County Dispatch to let them know that your fire is out.
All questions concerning Open Burning should be addressed to the KY Division of Air Quality at 502-564-3999 or via email at burnlaw@ky.gov. Additional information can also be found on the Department of Environmental Protection website at: http://bit.ly/OpenBurningKY
HYDRANT FLOW TESTING
South Oldham Fire Department conducts fire hydrant tests annually April thru November — to ensure the fire hydrants are operating properly and can be used in the event of a fire or other emergency that requires water.
The fire hydrant flows also help to improve water quality by turning over water in low-usage water mains. The increased flow of water from the fire hydrants during testing occasionally causes the scouring of manganese that has built up on the lining of water mains. The scouring can result in discolored water at the customer’s tap.
• The discolored water is bacteriologically safe but can stain clothing.
• DO NOT WASH clothing in the discolored water. Check for discolored water in your washing machine before washing clothes during the designated fire hydrant testing times.
