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Shelby County, Alabama · Since 1978

Protecting Life and Property

Serving the Highway 280 corridor of northeastern Shelby County and the Rex Lake community with professional fire, rescue and emergency medical services since 1978.

Can I burn today?

Open burning is allowed with a permit.

All open burning requires an approved permit. Never leave a fire unattended.

Open burning rules and permits

FY2027 Fire Department Service Fees collected

All FY2027 fees are due September 30, 2026. Late fees are added October 1. Pay FD Service Fees

Services & Information

  • Fire danger advisory sign

    Outdoor Burning (Open Burning)

    Open burning requires an approved permit, and the burn site and materials must meet all requirements before you burn.

    Open burning rules and permits
  • Fire Department Service Fees

    Notices are mailed in June and payment is due by September 30. Late fees are added after that date. Haven't received a notice? Call the Business Office at 205-991-5266.

    Service fee information
  • Members of the Cahaba Valley Fire District Board of Trustees

    Board of Trustees

    The Board sets policy, approves budgets and oversees operations. Meetings are open to the public on the second Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. at 145 Narrows Drive.

    Board of Trustees
  • Christmas Toy Drive Featured

    The Cahaba Valley Fire District is partnering with Matthew 25:35 Outreach to collect toys for children of homeless veterans. We have collection points at our fire stations located at Hwy 280 & Doug Baker, Mt Laurel, and The Narrows.

  • 2026–2027 Fire Department Service Fee statements are out

    Courtesy reminders have been emailed and paper statements are arriving by mail. All fees are due September 30, 2026.

  • New online account portal for service fees

    Cahaba Valley and Rex Lake Fire Districts replaced DOXO with their own portal to pay fees, view history and print receipts.

Mission

To protect life and property by providing professional and compassionate service through ongoing training, public education, risk reduction and an effective response force.

Vision

To be a professional organization that meets the diverse needs of a growing community through ongoing quality improvement.

Core Values

  • Compassion
  • Valor
  • Faithfulness
  • Dedication