Ottawa County Fire District #4 Bennington

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Ottawa County Fire District #4 Bennington Founded in 1885 in Bennington KS, Ottawa County Rural Fire District #4 covers 192 square miles of Ottawa County.

We are a volunteer fire department with a paid EMS with two stations, one Bennington and a satellite station Wells.

It's almost that time...🕑
10/30/2026

It's almost that time...🕑

Have a happy and safe halloween 🎃
10/30/2026

Have a happy and safe halloween 🎃

Thank You!!!
10/28/2026

Thank You!!!

Late October and November mark peak deer mating and migration season, making animal strikes a major hazard on the roads....
10/28/2026

Late October and November mark peak deer mating and migration season, making animal strikes a major hazard on the roads. Follow these proven safety steps to protect yourself and your vehicle...

10/28/2026

Nearly 1 in 3 nighttime fatalities involve speeding.

When you can't see as far ahead, traveling at high speeds means you're driving blind to what’s around the next bend — whether it’s a curve, an animal, or a pedestrian.

Slow down and give yourself time to stop. 🫸

10/28/2026

We set the clocks back this weekend, and there are just 29 days until Thanksgiving! Are you ready for the holidays? 🎃⏰🦃🎄🍸

10/28/2026

STAY TICK AWARE
🏕️ Ticks are common in Kansas, and a natural part of the environment. If you spend time outdoors you will encounter ticks.
🤒Ticks can cause diseases such as Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, Tularemia, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Heartland virus, Bourbon virus, alpha-gal syndrome and Lyme disease.
🚫Prevent tick bites:
🚨DRESS🚨
- Wear light-colored long shirts and pants.
- Treat clothing with permethrin before spending extended periods outdoors.
🚨DEFEND🚨
- Use EPA-registered insect repellants.
- Avoid brushy areas and stay in the middle of trails.
- Shower when returning indoors.
- Heat clothes in dryer at high heat for 10 minutes.
- Use vet recommended tick preventatives for pets. NEVER use insect repellents on animals.
- 🏡Keep your yard tick free by keeping grass and bushes trimmed, removing fallen leaves, stacking wood in dry areas, keeping bins tightly lidded, having a 3-foot wide wood chip or gravel barrier between your lawn and wooded areas, keeping wildlife out and positioning recreational areas away from yard edges.
🚨DETECT🚨
- Check yourself, children and pets from ticks.
- REMOVE any ticks quickly and safely: Grasp the tick close to the skin, pull upwards evenly without twisting. Wash hands and the bite site. Don't use nail polish, petroleum jelly, essential oils, or heat.
🩺Call your DOCTOR if you develop a fever, rash, or flu-like illness within 30 days after tick exposure. Early treatment can prevent severe illness.

🔗Learn about ticks in Kansas: https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/2241/Ticks

🔗Learn about tickborne diseases: https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/DocumentCenter/View/57611/Tickborne-Diseases-Infographic-PDF

10/28/2026

Shower and storm chances will increase on Friday and last through at least Saturday morning, with gradual clearing expected Saturday evening. Temperatures will be near or slightly above normal for this time of year.

10/23/2026

Senior Night for our Bennington Football Players as they take on Rock Hills at 7pm. Also want to recognize our Senior Cross Country Runners, & Band Members! Make plans to come out & support our Senior Students!
GO BULLDOGS!!!

10/23/2026

Warmer than average temperatures look to persist through the weekend, with breezy south winds Friday. Chances for rain showers increase late Sunday through early Tuesday, mainly west of the Kansas Turnpike.

Address

586 N 180th Road
Bennington, KS
67422

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(785) 488-3768

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