Clarkson
Police & Fire
Clarkson City Police Department
213 Millerstown Street, PO Box 10, Clarkson, KY 42726
Non-Emergency Direct Line Phone: 270-242-1601
Fax: 270-242-2841
The Clarkson Police Department will know the citizens and their interests individually. The Department will help educate the young and aid the elderly while performing devoted, honest law enforcement with pride.
For Emergencies Call 911.
Clarkson Fire & Rescue
204 First Street, P.O. Box 15, Clarkson, KY 42726
Non-Emergency Direct Line Phone: 270-242-3017
Fax: 270-242-1093
The mission of Clarkson Fire and Rescue (known here after as CFR) is to save lives, protect property, to protect the citizens of the city of Clarkson, and the citizens of the Clarkson Fire District. All our firefighters are volunteers. To assist other communities in our county, state, and country when called on in their times of need.
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Clarkson Fire and Rescue department will respond to all rescue and recovery calls. The members of the department shall respond to the following accidents and emergencies:
1. Motor vehicle accidents with or without patient extraction
2. Structural fires, residential or commercial
3. Motor vehicle fires
4. Wild land urban interface fires
5. Farm rescue
6. Water based rescues
7. Vertical rope rescues
8. Search and rescue (lost persons)
9. Cave rescues
10. Hazardous materials
11. Medical emergencies
12. Building collapse
13. Debris removal
14. Aircraft emergencies
15. Natural or WMD disasters
16. Helicopter landing zones
17. Land clearing (controlled burning)
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Clarkson Fire and Rescue will respond to these types of emergencies for which they have been trained for and are sure to accomplish safely. There is an SOG (Standard Operating Guideline) for most of these incidents mentioned above; persons should use the SOG as a reference for better incident management. Remember all incidents are different, never limit yourself into a one way in, one way out situation. Always keep your options open.
HOMETOWN HERO.
Police Chief Buck Meredith was recently named one of WBKO-13’s “Hometown Heroes.” Watch the video below.