REHOBETH, Ala. (WDNews) – Rehobeth Fire & Rescue has officially begun housing an ambulance and crew at the Taylor Volunteer Fire Department station as of Monday, September 29, 2025.
The move marks a major step forward for public safety, with the new setup expected to reduce response times, provide consistent daytime coverage from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and strengthen emergency services for Taylor, Rehobeth, and surrounding communities.
Mayor Kimberly Trotter of Rehobeth told WDNews that, “Two employees will be stationed in Taylor who are both EMT and Fire Certified to assist with calls.”
The new addition will also help with response times around Brannon Stand and the Trawick Road area.
“In an emergency minutes count, and multiple calls can happen in minutes,” Trotter added.
The Town of Rehobeth expressed its gratitude to the City of Taylor, Taylor Fire Chief Nathan Peterman, Rehobeth Fire Chief Nick Floyd, and Rehobeth Director of Public Safety Todd Phillips for working together to make the partnership possible.
Officials say the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to building a safer and stronger community.
