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2020 was a year of added worries in a pandemic



2021-01-06 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville Fire-Rescue.
Campbellsville Fire-Rescue Chief Chris Taylor said in his annual report on 2020 that, "This year I worried... A lot!

"I worried about our budget. I worried about layoffs. I worried about the safety and health of our staff.

"We have been very fortunate with no major health issues this year. We started very early on preventive measures, I strongly believe our aggressive preventive measures kept us safe from spreading COVID inside CFD.

"We were also fortunate to not have to lay off any employees during the pandemic. Our budget did suffer some this year, but we were fortunate to spend over $195,000 in grant money this year for needed fire and rescue projects!"

Campbellsville Fire-Rescue is comprised of 10 full-time, 7 part-time, and 43 volunteers.

Columbia Magazine is proud to share the works of first responders in Adair and all six surrounding counties.


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