Evansville Fire Department

A new program launched by the Evansville Fire Department and Central Dispatch is helping residents with non-emergency medical concerns get the care they need without always sending an ambulance.

The Evansville Fire Department is expanding its Fire Investigation Bureau by adding more dual-authority investigators while also celebrating the official swearing-in of its Ignitable Liquid Detection K-9, Indie.

A reminder from the Evansville Fire Department highlights the correct way to respond when emergency vehicles approach.

Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere. Learning Hands-Only CPR takes just minutes and could help save the life of someone you love.

Evansville residents can enroll in Rescue Chield, an EMS membership program designed to help reduce unexpected ambulance costs during emergencies.

Officials have confirmed the source of the odor reported across Evansville’s east side after dozens of calls, explaining why the smell lingered and what residents should know now.

Evansville Fire Department will officially take over city EMS operations in July 2026, marking a major shift in emergency medical services and opening new career opportunities.

Members of the Evansville Fire Department need your vote to find who has the best mustache.

Scott Elementary in Evansville was evacuated after carbon monoxide levels were detected. No injuries reported as crews investigate the source.

The Evansville Fire Department will take over emergency ambulance services by 2026, aiming to reduce costs, improve response times, and boost city revenue.