As I pen down my thoughts in this guestbook, my heart, and prayers go out to Officer Wilt and his family during this challenging time. Officer Wilt's dedication, courage, and selflessness as a police officer and firefighter have inspired us all.

I wish you all the best,
Brandon

Prayers to all who knew our local citizen Mr. Nick Wilt. Very sorry to hear of your alls loss of a team member and hero.

I appreciate what you all do for your community. Please stay safe out there. I see your equipment sometimes while watching the live train camera for the train that comes through town. Seems to be a very nice town to live in.

I just wanted to acknowledge and wish you all well. I have been looking at La Grange since I stumbled across the two web cams. I now have been googling everything as it looks like a nice place to visit/live.

One question I do have. How do you get to a situation when one of those 10 minute long trains comes through town? I only ask in genuine curiosity as i have never seen such long trains before.

Anyway, gotta get back to work. it's 03:19am here as I type. All the very best to you all.

Andy Wardle, New Zealand

You guys are doing and awesome job! Thanks ,Sam and his Crew, yesterday who let my son walk around and look at the firetruck :)

I am a proud KY boy myself....Keep up the good work brothers!

Considering moving to the area, thought I'd stop and say be safe out there and watch each others backs!

This is so great...My grandfather Mayfiled Rankin was killed while on duty with the FD and I had several uncles on the FD ,,,Keep up the great work that ya'll doing everyday

I know many of you that are still members of one of the best fire deptments in Kentucky. And I do wish I was still with you today. I did move on but I do think of all the stuff over the years that I have learn and done. Wow what a ride and boy it was fun. I would not have gave it up for nothing. For all the members past and present Thank You for a Job well done. You all are one in a million. From Brother to Brother may you not fall and stay safe and sharp. Capt. Giggles

Thank you guys so much for your service to Oldham County. You rock!

Congratulations on your new facility! We in LaGrange are so proud of each and every one of the men and womn who risk their lives every day to make our community a safe place to live. Thank you all for your servce to the citizens of our small town, but above all else, I wish to extend a special thanks to your families for their sacrifice of time spent without you there, for without their encouragement, we wouldn't have you. Above all else, stay safe and know my prayers are with you each day.

i wish to thanks the fire dept and someone who was with you at the time of a distress call was placed to you,On Nov.8th 2012 from the CHARISMA beauty salon,for chest pain,i believe he was with the EMS team,he said he just happen to be there,and they took me to Baptish Northeast Hsp in LaGrange,KY Is there anyway to find him and let me thank him Anita Turello

LFRD you have come a long way since 2003. I'm proud to have been apart of the fun before that. Thanks for the memories.

Hello from illinois

I am known as station mom to our local stations and I just want to say that I have the utmost respect for what you all do. You are the true HEROES doing what needs to be done, when it needs to be done, regardless of the consequences. GOD bless you all.

Well done guys. Great site.
Also if you have Jason Long there, he is an exellent fire fighter and scene commander. I been following him though out his career on you tube.

Anyway, keep up the excellent work you all do. As a Paramedic in Australia, I certainly could not do what you do...P.S. We are completely seperate from the fire service, so we receive no formal fire education.

Take Care from all of us in Australia.

Cheers, Brett

Very nice site. Keep up the great work!

Before we moved to Shelbyville we lived in Crestwood. Sarah is confined to a wheelchair and used to have a manual chair. We want to thank the fire/rescue for coming to her rescue the times she fell out of her chair and needed help. we have since gotten an power chair for her, and have had no issues with it.

Thank you for all you do, the big things and small.

Thank you to all firefighters, volunteer and regular staff, for yor commitment to keeping your community safe. My husband is in the military so i also know your family makes sacrafices . Thanks to them as well. I was hoping to recruit your facility's help in another local organization: Second Chances Wildlife Rehab and Education Center. We rescue injured and orphaned wildlife, mostly babies. We run soley on contributions/out of pocket and need help in obtaining a $25,000 grant thru Pepsi. We just need to be in the top 10 by month's end to get this and we are currenlty number 17: soooo close! All you have to do is vote for us. It takes about 3-4 minutes per day. You can vote 2 times a day: www.refresheverything.com/secondchanceswildlife and texting 100265 to Pepsi at 73774. We would greatly appreciate your help in this during your downtime at the station. Thanks so much.

It is my honor to extend an invitation to each of you and your families to join us for a September 11 Service. There will be a service with music, slide show, testimonies and sharing. After that, a picnic, and a corn hole tournament (with $5 entry fee - the proceeds will go to one of 5 charities of the winners' choice) There will also be $1 raffle tickets sold for three baskets of goodies (with the proceeds going to one of 5 charities of the winners' choice). This is just a small way of saying thank you for all you do for our community!
September 11th beginning at 4 pm at Christian Country Cowboy Church, located at the American Legion Building at the Oldham County Fairgrounds.
We look forward to seeing you there - God Bless each you and again thanks! For more information, call Debbie Kinberger at 222-0840

I just want to say that I have the utmost respect for what you all do. You are the true HEROES doing what needs to be done, when it needs to be done regardless of the consequences. GOD bless.

Great site guys. Just stopping by to say hi! I am a firefighter myself for 16 yrs. I also own a graphics business. I do vinyl decals, can koozies, etc. I have tons of firefighter graphics that i ship all over the country.

Keep up the good work guys.
-Brad

Saw your new ladder truck at the Pilot truck stop on Friday. Very impressive rig, and a couple of real nice guys driving her around. Good luck with the new rig!

What a Honor to sit in the driver seat of the new Truck ! Cant wait to see the 2nd one .You Guys are awsome and Keith Your something else you always get out there and enjoy the town and the kids .God keep you all safe always .I Think Next year The Chief and you Gets The dunking lol .Want me to start a poll with that one .

GREAT JOB EVERYONE ! STAY SAFE .....

Congrats on the Tug of War...i am the one in the blonde pony tail rootin ya'll on picture # 5 i believe. was on fire dept. there from 1991-1994

what a very nice site realy.
and i want to thank all of you men and woman to risk your lifes for others.

and i send all of my greetings and luck overseas.

thanks guys and we meet again

Dear Hero's,

Sending our heartfelt thanks to each and everyone of you for assisting in saving our home in Kentucky Acres Dec. 26, 2009 (chimney fire). Your efforts are so greatly appreciated for all you do for our community. May God bless and protect you for your service. You could never receive enough credit !

Thank you kindly,
The White Family

thanks for all you do and great website

Thank you all so much for your help in getting our sweet Ruby out of the sinkhole. It was a miracle we found her and another that we have such a great group of firefighters in our area that responded to our call. Thank you again and again!

Thanks so very much for rescuing Ruby! As a Scotty Lover and owner of "Maggie" we appreciated hearing about the wonderful happy ending. You did a great job.