White Hall Volunteer Fire Department

The White Hall Volunteer Fire Department (KY Org. 0937) is a 100% volunteer fire department providing fire suppression, hazardous materials response, and general community service to a large district covering over 100 square miles, with 4,000 structures and 10,000 people in northern Madison County, Kentucky. WHVFD members are dedicated to the preservation of life and property to the best of abilities without expectation of personal gain. It is a fire department that the community can be proud of and will not promote any action that will dishonor the community in which it serves. The WHVFD fire district is outlined by the Fayette County line to the North, Barnes Mill Road to the South, Red House Road to the East, and the Jessamine County line to the West. The fire district contains 12 miles of Interstate 75 with the balance being comprised mostly of residential and rural property. WHVFD responds to over 300 emergency calls each year with four main response apparatus: Engine 12, Tanker 12, Brush 12, and Utility 12. The WHVFD responds simultaneously (automatic mutual aid) with the Madison County Fire Department (MCFD). The department also has mutual aid agreements with Kirksville VFD, Red Lick VFD, Union City VFD, and Waco VFD.