Center Point Fire District
Center Point Fire District was created in 1969 after citizens living in unincorporated areas of north-east Jefferson County voted to create the department. Under the legislation passed in 1966, the District was a separate government entity, falling under the Jefferson County Commission
The Center Point Fire District currently provides service for residents of the cities of Center Point and Clay, and portions of the city of Pinson. It also covers unincorporated areas of Chalkville, Grayson Valley, Huffman, Robinwood, Pawnee and Ketona. The District is staffed by approximately 100 employees, staffing 4 fire stations, with 4 Engine Companies, and 4 Advanced Life Support Transport Units.
Fire stations
The Center Point Fire District operates four fire stations.
- Station 1: 2233 Center Point Parkway in Center Point, built in 2006 to replace the original 1967 station
- Station 2: 5175 Pinson Valley Parkway in Pinson
- Station 4: 6411 Clay Palmerdale Road in Clay
- Station 5: 5470 Chalkville Mountain Road in Chalkville