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Central Fire & EMS District Central Fire & EMS District formed January 1, 2017 to provide fire and EMS services to the greater Abbotsford/Colby/Dorchester areas.

Another great year of fun costumes! We loved seeing everyone! Happy Halloween!
11/01/2026

Another great year of fun costumes! We loved seeing everyone! Happy Halloween!

🎃👻 HAPPY HALLOWEEN from Central Fire & EMS! We can’t wait to see all the great costumes tonight! Remember, trick-or-trea...
10/31/2026

🎃👻 HAPPY HALLOWEEN from Central Fire & EMS!

We can’t wait to see all the great costumes tonight! Remember, trick-or-treating is from 4–7 PM! 🍬

A few safety reminders:
🔦 Carry a flashlight and wear reflective clothing.
🚸 Watch for traffic and use crosswalks.
🍭 Check candy before eating.
🚗 Drivers, slow down and watch for little ones!

⏰ Don’t forget to FALL BACK tonight! Set your clocks back one hour before bed.

While you’re at it, test your smoke detectors and replace batteries if needed!

Have a fun, safe, and SPOOKTACULAR Halloween!

Happy National First Responders Day! Today we honor and thank all those who answer the call, serve our communities, and ...
10/28/2026

Happy National First Responders Day!

Today we honor and thank all those who answer the call, serve our communities, and put others first. A special thank you to our very own first responders for your dedication, sacrifices, and commitment to keeping our community safe.

Today, our members participated in live burn training, gaining valuable hands-on experience to sharpen their skills and ...
10/18/2026

Today, our members participated in live burn training, gaining valuable hands-on experience to sharpen their skills and stay prepared for the calls that matter most.

📸Credit AEMT Leesha Robida

National Move Over Slow Down Day!!Today, we’re reminding everyone to MOVE OVER and SLOW DOWN when approaching emergency ...
10/16/2026

National Move Over Slow Down Day!!

Today, we’re reminding everyone to MOVE OVER and SLOW DOWN when approaching emergency vehicles and roadside responders.

When you see flashing lights on the side of the road:

➡️ Move over a lane when it’s safe to do so.
➡️ If you can’t move over, slow down and proceed with caution.
➡️ Stay alert and give emergency personnel the space they need to do their jobs safely.

Our firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement officers, tow truck operators, and other roadside workers put themselves at risk every day to help others. A simple move over or slowing down can make the difference between life and death.

Help us protect those who protect you. Every life matters. Every second counts.

Kicking Off Fire Prevention Week! 🔥This week, we had the pleasure of visiting St. Mary’s and Colby Elementary to spread ...
10/09/2026

Kicking Off Fire Prevention Week! 🔥

This week, we had the pleasure of visiting St. Mary’s and Colby Elementary to spread awareness and teach students the importance of fire safety!

We love the opportunity to connect with our local schools and help educate the next generation on fire prevention and staying safe in an emergency.

We’re not done yet! Next week, we’ll be visiting Abbotsford Elementary and Zion DayCare to continue spreading the message of fire safety!

Thank you to our local schools for welcoming us and helping us keep our communities safe!

Annual Silent Parade October 7th starting at the Dorchester Fire Hall at 7:00 p.m. In honor of all the Firefighters and ...
10/04/2026

Annual Silent Parade October 7th starting at the Dorchester Fire Hall at 7:00 p.m.

In honor of all the Firefighters and EMT’s that have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Dorchester Route -

Starting from Dorchester Fire Hall heading West on Hwy A, turning left on Linden street heading South, turning right on 2nd Ave going West, turning right on Hiline heading North, crossing crossing over County Rd A, turning right on Viking Ave traveling East and connecting with Circle Drive traveling north, remaining on Circle Drive as it connects to 2nd Street, continue traveling south to County Hwy A, turning right on County Hwy A traveling West and turning left on Hiline traveling South to Abbotsford.

Abbotsford Route -

Turning off Hiline traveling East on Pine Street. Turning South on Main Street (1st St) all the way to Spruce Street, turning West on West Spruce Street, turning South onto 4th Ave traveling to Linden St. continuing East all the way to Hwy 13 and turning South onto Hwy 13 traveling to Colby.

Colby Route-

Traveling down Hwy 13 to East Monroe Street (CTN N East) where it will turn before going north on Main Street, then turning left on Spence Street crossing over Hwy 13 to North Second Street and heading North to Dolf Street and turning South onto 7th Street, turning East on Spence Street, to South on 6th Street, East on Washington Street and traveling North on 3rd Street to Broadway Street, where the parade route will end at the fire hall.

We are incredibly grateful to be a recipient of the generous support from the Flowers Family Foundation, on behalf of Co...
09/23/2026

We are incredibly grateful to be a recipient of the generous support from the Flowers Family Foundation, on behalf of Colby Metal, in recognition of the 2026 Wisconsin Business Achievement Award.

Supporting our community, investing in growth, and helping build a stronger future are values we are proud to share.

Thank you to Colby Metal Inc. and the Flowers Family Foundation for believing in the importance of giving back and making a meaningful difference in our community. Your generosity is truly appreciated!

A huge THANK YOU to Colonial Health Services for treating our crew to lunch last week and honoring both our past and pre...
09/16/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Colonial Health Services for treating our crew to lunch last week and honoring both our past and present first responders!

The food was fantastic, and the timing couldn’t have been more perfect as the crew had just returned from a call and was definitely ready for a good meal!

We truly appreciate you taking the time to recognize and support those who serve our community.

Last week, our EMS crews participated in hands-on training focused on recognizing and treating anaphylactic shock a rapi...
09/15/2026

Last week, our EMS crews participated in hands-on training focused on recognizing and treating anaphylactic shock a rapidly progressing, life-threatening emergency where early intervention can make all the difference.

Our team worked through realistic scenarios that focused on:

Epinephrine administration recognizing when it is indicated and administering it appropriately.

Respiratory management assessing airway and breathing, providing oxygen and ventilation support, and preparing for a potentially difficult airway.

Rapid assessment and treatment recognizing the signs of anaphylaxis and acting quickly as a team.

Anaphylaxis affects approximately 1 in 20 people at some point in their lifetime. Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis and should be administered promptly when indicated. Respiratory compromise is one of the most serious complications and can progress quickly due to airway swelling and bronchospasm.

Continued hands on training helps our providers stay prepared to respond when seconds matter.

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112 W Spruce Street
Abbotsford, WI
54405

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