Blue Moon Insurance Agency

08/06/2026

07/15/2026

Hosting a backyard cookout or campfire this summer? Learn how choosing the right location, preparing your equipment and checking weather conditions can help reduce fire risk, and how your homeowners insurance may help if something still goes wrong.

05/22/2026

Thanks to all of our Platinum Sponsors for the 2026 season.

The Back Stop, LLC
The Allen Company
Farmers National Bank
Erosion Control of the Bluegrass
Johnson Pohlman Insurance
Tye Financial Group
The Ready Clinic
Weld Quip
Blue Moon Insurance
Stuart Powell Ford/Mazda
Auto Connection
Bob Allen Motor Mall
Danville Eye Center
Webster Orthodontics

03/09/2026

Proud to sponsor one of our favorite teams! Go Eagles!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day!

01/22/2026

🚨 WINTER WEATHER ALERT – MAJOR SNOWFALL EXPECTED 🚨

The Boyle County Fire Department is closely monitoring an incoming winter storm forecasted to bring 10 to 15 + inches of snow to our area over the weekend, This significant snowfall may lead to hazardous travel conditions, power outages, and increased calls for service.

Our crews are prepared and will be staffed accordingly to respond to emergencies. We ask all residents to take this storm seriously and begin preparing now.

❄️ Winter Travel Safety Tips

If you must travel:
• Avoid unnecessary travel during heavy snowfall
• Reduce speed and increase following distance
• Keep your gas tank at least half full
• Carry a winter emergency kit (blanket, flashlight, food, water, phone charger)
• Let someone know your travel plans and estimated arrival time

🔥 Home Heating Safety Tips

As temperatures drop, please keep these safety reminders in mind:
• Never use grills, generators, or propane heaters indoors or in garages
• Keep all space heaters at least 3 feet away from anything combustible
• Ensure fireplaces and wood stoves are properly vented
• Do not overload electrical outlets
• Check that smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms are working properly

🚑 Emergency Reminder

Please reserve 911 for true emergencies. Non-emergency situations should be directed to [non-emergency number (859)-238-1220 to help keep emergency lines open.

We will continue to provide updates as conditions change. Your preparation and caution help keep our community—and our first responders—safe.

Stay warm, stay safe, and look out for your neighbors. 🤝❄️

Boyle County Fire Department-PIO