For generations, Hazard Fire Department Station 2 has stood as a quiet promise to every family on Roy Campbell Drive and throughout our community — that when danger strikes, help is already on the way.
From emergency response to prevention education, Station 2 provides the full spectrum of fire protection services for Hazard and the surrounding communities.
Rapid deployment for structure fires, vehicle fires, and wildland incidents. Our crew is trained and equipped to handle any fire emergency across Perry County.
Thorough inspections of residential and commercial properties to identify hazards, ensure code compliance, and prevent fires before they start.
Installation, maintenance, and inspection of fire alarm systems, smoke detectors, and emergency communication equipment for homes and businesses.
First response medical services for cardiac events, trauma, and other urgent medical situations while awaiting advanced life support units.
Fire safety workshops, school presentations, and public demonstrations teaching children and adults how to prevent fires and respond to emergencies.
Vehicle extrication, structural collapse rescue, and technical rescue operations. Our team maintains advanced training for complex rescue scenarios.
Hazard Fire Department Station 2 is more than an emergency response unit — it is a cornerstone of the community we serve. Located on Roy Campbell Drive, our station stands ready around the clock to protect the homes, businesses, and families of Hazard and Perry County.
Our crew is made up of dedicated professionals and trained volunteers who live and work in this community. When we respond to a call, we are answering for our neighbors. Every inspection, every drill, every hour of training is driven by a simple conviction: the people of Hazard deserve the best protection we can provide.
Station 2 serves not just a station — it serves a community. From school safety visits to neighborhood watch partnerships, we are invested in the wellbeing of everyone in Hazard.
We visit local schools regularly to teach children about fire hazards, escape planning, and what to do in an emergency. Early education saves lives.
We work closely with local organizations, churches, and neighborhood associations to strengthen emergency preparedness across Perry County.
Interested in seeing how we operate? We host regular open house events where families can explore our apparatus and meet the crew.
For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency inquiries, inspections, or to schedule a community presentation, reach out to Station 2 directly.