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Fire Departments in Conecuh County, Alabama — Contacts, Stations & Response Times

Conecuh County, Alabama (pop. 11,597) is protected entirely by volunteer firefighters. The Alabama Forestry Commission lists 21 volunteer fire departments in the county, led by Evergreen Fire & Rescue in the county seat and including Castleberry, Repton and 18 community departments spread across 853 square miles of farmland and timberland along Interstate 65. All fire and medical emergencies are dispatched through 911 by the Conecuh County Emergency Communication District in Evergreen.

Conecuh County 911 (Emergency Communication District)

(251) 578-5911
  • City of Evergreen (Evergreen Fire & Rescue): (251) 578-1574
  • Conecuh County Commission: (251) 578-2095
  • Evergreen Fire & Rescue, 514 Rural Street, Evergreen, AL 36401, USA
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21Fire departments
21+Fire stations
—Firefighters (not published)
—Apparatus (not published)
853 sq miCounty area
11,597Population (2020)

Who Provides Fire Protection in Conecuh County

  • Evergreen Fire & Rescue — the volunteer department of the county seat (pop. 3,520), with one station on Rural Street, reached through City Hall (355 East Front Street). Staffing, fleet and call figures are not published.
  • Twenty other volunteer departments — Castleberry and Repton in the two towns, Conecuh Fire & Rescue near Evergreen, and 17 rural community departments.

There is no career fire department. 911 dispatchers send the right department based on your address.

Fire Departments in Conecuh County

Departments, type and main station
DepartmentTypeMain stationPhone
Evergreen Fire & RescueVolunteer514 Rural St, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 578-1574 (city)
Beat Eight VFDVolunteer3362 County Rd 24, Red Level, AL 36474Not published
Belleville VFDVolunteer7422 County Rd 15, Evergreen, AL 36401Not published
Bermuda VFDVolunteer4485 County Rd 5, Monroeville, AL 36460(251) 575-3768
Brooklyn VFDVolunteer32332 County Rd 6, Evergreen, AL 36401Not published
Burnt Corn VFDVolunteer60 Rankins Dr, Monroeville, AL 36460(251) 564-2418
Castleberry VFDVolunteer429 Strawberry St, Castleberry, AL 36432(251) 966-2113
Conecuh Fire & RescueVolunteer116 Owassa Rd, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 578-1111
Flat Rock VFDVolunteer4835 County Rd 26, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 578-1726
Herbert VFDVolunteer29568 Hwy 84, Evergreen, AL 36401Not published
Johnsonville VFDVolunteer27167 County Rd 6, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 578-5990
Lenox-Springhill VFDVolunteer3021 County Rd 7, Repton, AL 36475(251) 248-2572
Lyeffion VFDVolunteer9901 Hwy 83, Evergreen, AL 36401Not published
Nymph VFDVolunteer4256 Nymph Rd, Evergreen, AL 36401Not published
Owassa-Brownville VFDVolunteer2771 County Rd 22, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 238-2360
Paul VFDVolunteer9309 County Rd 43, Andalusia, AL 36421(251) 578-2454
Pine Orchard VFDVolunteer119 Connie Tatum Dr, Peterman, AL 36471(251) 564-2680
Range VFDVolunteer29051 Hwy 41, Repton, AL 36475(251) 248-2560
Repton VFDVolunteer154 Martin St, Repton, AL 36475(251) 248-2100
Sandcut VFDVolunteer9636 County Rd 6, Castleberry, AL 36432(251) 966-2135
Skinnerton VFDVolunteer23316 County Rd 5, Evergreen, AL 36401(251) 578-1593

Volunteer stations are not always staffed. For anything urgent, call 911. Some addresses use post offices in neighboring counties.

Estimated Response Time

Every station is volunteer-run, so crews must first reach the station. In Evergreen, one station covers about 19.75 square miles, an average radius of roughly 2.5 miles. The other 20 departments share some 830 square miles (about 10 residents per square mile), roughly 3.6 miles per station.

First-unit arrival by distance from the nearest station Estimate
RadiusEvergreen and rural county (volunteer)
≤ 1.5 mi8–12 min
1.5–3 mi10–14 min
3–6 mi12–18 min
> 6 mi18+ min

Typical expectation: about 10–14 minutes in Evergreen and 12–18 minutes for most rural addresses, longer in the remote corners of the county.

Estimated Fire Control Time

From arrival to "under control", by fire size Estimate
Fire sizeExampleIndicative time
SmallGrass patch, dumpster, small vehicle5–20 min
MediumRoom-and-contents, car fully involved15–45 min
LargeWhole house, commercial unit45–120 min
MajorMulti-alarm, industrial, large woodland fire2–12+ hours

Outside the towns, most roads have no hydrants, so water comes by tanker and neighboring volunteers are called in; expect the upper end of each range. Woodland fires are fought with the Alabama Forestry Commission, and Interstate 65 brings crashes and vehicle fires. A July 1, 2026 house fire near Evergreen killed two people. Hurricane Frederic (1979) made the county a disaster area.

Apparatus & Equipment

None of the county's volunteer departments publishes a fleet list.

  • Structural firefighting
  • Wildland
  • Vehicle fires
  • Medical first response

Ratings & Accreditation

ISO Public Protection Classification ratings for Evergreen and the rural fire districts are not published.

Outdoor burning: In Alabama, a permit from the Alabama Forestry Commission, (800) 392-5679, is required for burns larger than ¼ acre, and statewide no-burn orders can apply during droughts. Inside Evergreen, Castleberry or Repton, check town rules with City Hall.

Neighboring Counties

  • Butler County, AL (northeast)
  • Covington County, AL (southeast)
  • Escambia County, AL (south)
  • Monroe County, AL (northwest)

FAQ

What is the non-emergency number for fire in Conecuh County?

Conecuh County 911 (ECD): (251) 578-5911. Evergreen Fire & Rescue via City Hall: (251) 578-1574. For emergencies, always call 911.

Does Conecuh County have a paid fire department?

No. All 21 departments, including Evergreen Fire & Rescue, are volunteer.

What ISO rating does Evergreen have?

Not published. Ask your insurer or City Hall at (251) 578-1574.

How fast does the fire department respond in Conecuh County?

About 10–14 minutes in Evergreen and 12–18 minutes for most rural addresses (all-volunteer estimate).

Do I need a burn permit in Conecuh County?

Burns over ¼ acre need an Alabama Forestry Commission permit: (800) 392-5679. In towns, also ask City Hall.

Last verified:

  1. Alabama Forestry Commission — List of Volunteer Fire Departments (August 2025)
  2. Alabama Forestry Commission — Burn Permits
  3. Alabama 911 Board — Emergency Communication Districts
  4. Alabama 911 Board — Conecuh County 911 job announcement (2024)
  5. Atlas Alabama — City of Evergreen
  6. NERIS — Evergreen Fire and Rescue Department
  7. FOX10 — 2 die in Evergreen residential fire (2026)
  8. Wikipedia — Conecuh County, Alabama
  9. Wikipedia — Evergreen, Alabama
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This profile is provided for general reference and may contain estimates. It is not an emergency service and is not affiliated with the department. In an emergency, always call your local emergency number.

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