Baldwin County Fire Chiefs' Association

07/17/2026

We are excited to announce that we have finally scheduled a weekend ICS 300 & ICS 400 course!
This is a great opportunity for those who have been waiting for a weekend offering to complete these important training requirements.
Please see the following flyer attached. There are ONLY 22 spots available for each class.

06/05/2026

The June meeting was held at the Loxley Civic Center tonight with 17 departments in attendance and 911 reporting 3,169 calls for May. Thanks Loxley Fire and Avive AED for sponsoring the meal.

05/08/2026

The May meeting was held tonight at the 911 Center with 19 departments represented reporting 1,441 responses. The annual elections were held with no changes in the Officers. Chief Lovell retained the President position, Chief Ervin retained the position of Vice President.

04/03/2026

This evening, we held our April meeting, with 20 departments in attendance, reporting 3,045 for the month of March. We thank Jernigan and EMS for hosting and sponsoring the meeting and Posey of @1-800-BoardUp of Mobile Metro for preparing the meal.

02/06/2026

The February meeting was held tonight at the 911 Center in Robertsdale. We had 16 departments in attendance with 911 reporting 2,749 calls for the month of January. Thanks to for sponsoring tonight’s meal.

11/09/2025

Tanker Task Force training in the news

Firefighters from around Baldwin County gathered in Loxley for a training session, moving water and working together.

11/08/2025

Today, over 90 firefighters from 23 agencies came together for the Tanker Task Force training. The day kicked off with a classroom presentation on rural water supply, followed by practical hands-on exercises. Thanks to for the lunch!

11/07/2025

Our November meeting was hosted by . We had 16 departments in attendance reporting 614 calls.

07/31/2025

From Brad Jernigan – Medstar EMS

This meeting is to determine interest and will be followed by a class that will be taught at minimal cost. All instruction, internships, etc. will be covered by Medstar. The student will be responsible for providing their own book and the cost of the NREMT exam.

There will be a pretest to determine if the student will be successful in the class, and anyone who is not maintaining a "B" average or misses more than 2 class days will be cut from the program. We will also put each candidate through our physical ability test. Any missed days must be made up prior to being cleared to test for NREMT.

Class dates will be determined based on the schedule style that fits to participants best at the meeting.
Both primary instructors have taught at the college level with pass rates >90%.
Any questions should be referred to Sarah Morris, CES at 251-437-4528 or [email protected]

07/11/2025

First Responder Cookout, September 24 at Fairhope VFD Sta 2.