The Russell Springs Volunteer Fire Department responded to structure fire and vehicle accident in the same afternoon.

At approximately 3:48 PM on Friday, August 1, 2025, the Russell Springs Volunteer Fire Department (RSVFD) was dispatched to a reported structure fire on D. Wilson Road. Upon arrival, firefighters found the structure actively burning and quickly initiated a fire attack. Their rapid response brought the fire under control swiftly.

While crews were still working the scene, RSVFD received a second call for mutual aid assistance on the Cumberland Parkway involving a two-vehicle accident. The Adair County Fire Department requested support, and RSVFD immediately split its team to respond to both emergencies. Six firefighters responded to the accident scene, while the remaining crew continued firefighting and overhaul operations at D. Wilson Road.

In total, 10 volunteer firefighters responded to the structure fire, with 6 of them also assisting with the vehicle accident response.

“This type of dual response highlights the dedication and flexibility of our volunteer firefighters,” said RSVFD Fire Chief Bobby Johnson. “I’m proud of the way our team handled both emergencies with professionalism and urgency.”

The Russell Springs Volunteer Fire Department appreciates the continued support of the community and our partner departments.

For more information, contact the RSVFD at (270) 866-3158.