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We, the members of Zoneton Fire Protection District Inc., are a team of dedicated professionals serving to save the lives and protect the property of our citizens and those that pass through our district. To accomplish our mission, we work together to gain knowledge in fire prevention, fire suppression; hazardous materials, emergency medical care, rescue and disaster management, and deliver the same in a professional manner. We will continuously strive to accomplish department goals by utilizing all available resources training and skills for successful protection of lives and property and serve as role models for the citizens of our community while protecting their lives and livelihood.


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Zoneton Fire Protection District

Zoneton Fire Protection District

5328 North Preston Hwy.
Shepherdsville, KY 40165
Fire Chief Kevin Moulton

Board of Trustees meetings are the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM at Station 1

Zoneton Fire Protection District
3 days ago
Zoneton Fire Protection District

20th Zoneton Fire Fishing Tournament is in the books! There were 98 boats entered. A big thanks to the crew behind the scenes along with Breckinridge County High School folks for their great help! Special thanks to Major Wayne Mosely for his many long hours getting this event coordinated. ... See MoreSee Less

20th Zoneton Fire Fishing Tournament is in the books!  There were 98 boats entered.  A big thanks to the crew behind the scenes along with Breckinridge County High School folks for their great help!  Special thanks to Major Wayne Mosely for his many long hours getting this event coordinated.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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What were the winning weights?

Hook em and reel them in!! #wearyourpfd anytime off dry land. Boat or kayak. Pre fishing or actual compete time. Motor running or not. Anglers do you take your seat belt off at a traffic light? Remembering Peyton Hughes 2024 KY Angler of the year (my daughter's late boyfriend). Skilled angler and swimmer. #pgh21. Last cast Sept 2025 pre fishing college tourney Toledo Bend, Hemphill TX. 💔

Great job to everyone that made this happen. I look forward to this tournament every year.

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Last August we assisted with rescuing a stuck horse from a pond. We got an update today from the owner with good news. Her lacerations and bruises have healed and she is back to doing what 13 year old horses do, enjoying grazing in the grass. ... See MoreSee Less

Last August we assisted with rescuing a stuck horse from a pond. We got an update today from the owner with good news. Her lacerations and bruises have healed and she is back to doing what 13 year old horses do, enjoying grazing in the grass.Image attachmentImage attachment
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I remember this. She is one tall horse.

She is beautiful and tall

That girls a trooper!

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Zoneton Fire Protection District
6 days ago
Zoneton Fire Protection District

Triple digit heat index is a miserable firefighting condition. Making it worse, firefighters wear heavy personal protective equipment. All this takes a toll on firefighters.

Zoneton was called in to assist Okolona Fire Protection District at a fire at the Grainger facility Wednesday afternoon. The fire was confined to a rooftop solar panel system. Nonetheless, smoke smoke spread to the main building. Also assisting were Fairdale Fire & EMS, Fern Creek Fire Department Pleasure Ridge Park Fire District - Official and Louisville/Jefferson County Emergency Management. Louisville Gas and Electric was a big help with disconnecting/isolating power to make conditions safer for us. Louisville TARC also provided busses to give firefighters a cooler place to recover.

This was a three alarm fire - additional personnel needed because of the heat. (First alarm assignment is 3 Engine Companies and 2 Truck Companies; a second alarm brings in 2 more Engine Companies and 1 Truck Company; and a third alarm is 2 more Engines and 1 Truck. Also the complement of chief officers to fill out an incident command system.) Given the massive size of the complex, "Side by Side" vehicles also respond to help move personnel/equipment from one place to another. Louisville Fire assisted with a large "blower truck" which can move large amounts of smoke.

With the fire being on the roof, great lengths of fire hose had to be stretched up aerial ladders to access the large array of solar panels. Very tedious work.
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Triple digit heat index is a miserable firefighting condition.  Making it worse, firefighters wear heavy personal protective equipment.  All this takes a toll on firefighters.
Zoneton was called in to assist Okolona Fire Protection District at a fire at the Grainger facility Wednesday afternoon.  The fire was confined to a rooftop solar panel system.  Nonetheless, smoke smoke spread to the main building.  Also assisting were Fairdale Fire & EMS, Fern Creek Fire Department Pleasure Ridge Park Fire District - Official and Louisville/Jefferson County Emergency Management.  Louisville Gas and Electric was a big help with disconnecting/isolating power to make conditions safer for us.  Louisville TARC also provided busses to give firefighters a cooler place to recover.
This was a three alarm fire - additional personnel needed because of the heat.  (First alarm assignment is 3 Engine Companies and 2 Truck Companies; a second alarm brings in 2 more Engine Companies and 1 Truck Company; and a third alarm is 2 more Engines and 1 Truck.  Also the complement of chief officers to fill out an incident command system.)  Given the massive size of the complex, Side by Side vehicles also respond to help move personnel/equipment from one place to another.  Louisville Fire assisted with a large blower truck which can move large amounts of smoke.
With the fire being on the roof, great lengths of fire hose had to be stretched up aerial ladders to access the large array of solar panels. Very tedious work.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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Im so glad everyone is okay!! Any update on the firefighter taken to the hospital? Zoneton Fire Protection District ?

I thought a first alarm in Jefferson county was just 5 pumping apparatus with one having an aerial device

Thank you all for the quick response and for keeping all our employees safe! Yes, we have damage but, had you not responded so quickly it could have been a lot worse. We appreciate all you did especially in that heat on our roof, I know first hand how hot it can get up there and then also dealing with the glare from the sun when it hits our roof.

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Zoneton Fire Protection District
2 weeks ago
Zoneton Fire Protection District

Always training. Today, members of Zoneton Fire Protection District got out and practiced supplying a master stream. All before it got too hot!

The new guy got some nozzle time at the top of the aerial as well…

#Zonetonfire #excellence #training
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Always training. Today, members of Zoneton Fire Protection District got out and practiced supplying a master stream. All before it got too hot! 
The new guy got some nozzle time at the top of the aerial as well…
#Zonetonfire #excellence #trainingImage attachmentImage attachment
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Great looking apparatus. Keep safe always.

Yall want to come do my yard next? 😁

That’s my son up there.

Zoneton Fire Protection District
2 weeks ago
Zoneton Fire Protection District

We are gearing up for our Halloween neighborhood visits! This will be our seventh year of travelling throughout our district and passing out bags of treats to kids. We usually see over 2,000 little ones during the three-day project.

This is possible because of our community’s generosity. We receive bags of treats from citizens, candy donations from community groups and financial support from businesses.

We are asking again for help from our caring community. You can deliver bags of candy to our station one on Preston near Little Flock Church. Weekdays during business hours is best.

If you, your business or community organization would prefer to make a financial contribution, please contact Deputy Chief Tracey Key at 955-8076 ext 107 to work out the details.

On behalf of the kids and their parents who benefit from the Halloween project, we thank you very much!

Please help us to spread the word by sharing this post.

(We will be making more posts with additional information when October comes around).
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We are gearing up for our Halloween neighborhood visits!  This will be our seventh year of travelling throughout our district and passing out bags of treats to kids.  We usually see over 2,000 little ones during the three-day project.
This is possible because of our community’s generosity.  We receive bags of treats from citizens, candy donations from community groups and financial support from businesses.
We are asking again for help from our caring community.  You can deliver bags of candy to our station one on Preston near Little Flock Church.  Weekdays during business hours is best.
If you, your business or community organization would prefer to make a financial contribution, please contact Deputy Chief Tracey Key at 955-8076 ext 107 to work out the details.
On behalf of the kids and their parents who benefit from the Halloween project, we thank you very much!
Please help us to spread the word by sharing this post.
(We will be making more posts with additional information when October comes around).
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Karen Daugherty Richard any donation appreciate!!

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20th Annual WHAS Crusade For Children Fishing Tournament

 January 14, 2026

 ZONETON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT’S 20th ANNUAL WHAS CRUSADE FOR CHILDREN BASS TOURNAMENT  Place: Rough River Lake - State Park Ramp Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026 (Rain or Shine) Time: 6:30 am (or safe light) to 3:00 pm Fee: $120 per team $10 a boat for big fish … [Read more...]

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Community Connect

 March 13, 2025

We are announcing a new option for residents and businesses in the Zoneton Fire District. This voluntary program called Communiallows residents and businesses to create a record in our database. With this, pertinent information can be included for your address that may … [Read more...]

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Shepherdsville, KY
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Mar965928
Apr1076137
May967734
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Jul657040
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Sep568121
Oct567030
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May484921
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Zoneton Fire District
5328 N. Preston Hwy.
Shepherdsville, KY 40165

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