Edwardsburg Fire Department

10/22/2026

🚒🔥 Fire Response in Eagle Lake Estates
At approximately 11:30 p.m., Edwardsburg Fire and Edwardsburg Ambulance were dispatched to a reported structure fire in Eagle Lake Estates. The first arriving unit was on scene within seven minutes, where crews found five trailers involved in the fire.
Due to the spread of the fire, power was temporarily shut off to the entire park, while gas utilities were isolated and shut off to the affected homes.
A mutual aid box alarm was requested, bringing additional resources to the scene. Edwardsburg Fire, Clay Fire, Cleveland Township Fire, Central Cass Fire, and SEPSA Fire worked together to bring the fire under control. Units cleared the scene at approximately 3:30 a.m.
Thankfully, no injuries were reported. The fire remains under investigation.
Thank you to our mutual aid departments, Edwardsburg Ambulance, Central Cass Dispatch, the Edwardsburg Ontwa Police Department, and the Cass County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance throughout the response. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this fire.
Clay Fire Cleveland Township Fire Department Sepsa Fire Authority Central Cass Fire Department Edwardsburg Ambulance Ontwa Township Edwardsburg Police Department

10/21/2026

Great evening talking to the public!

10/19/2026

🚒 Families who prepare together are ready together! 🚓

Join Edwardsburg Fire, Officer Esarey—our district School Resource Officer—and other community members TONIGHT at Edwardsburg Intermediate School Family Night! We’ll talk about ways your family can stay safe and be ready when an emergency happens. 🚨

📅 Tonight, Monday, October 19
📍 Edwardsburg Intermediate School
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 All Intermediate School students and their families are invited!

Check the paper sent home with your student for additional details and the registration form.

🍿 Help us have enough materials and snacks for everyone by sending in your RSVP! Still need to register? Email [email protected] with your late RSVP.

Come learn, ask questions, and spend an evening with your school and community. See you tonight, Eddies! 💙🧡

10/14/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 13, 2026 1908hrs

Edwardsburg Fire Department Responded to a Structure Fire in the Village


— The Edwardsburg Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire in the Village of Edwardsburg tonight, with units arriving on scene within eight minutes.
The first arriving unit reported heavy fire on the front side of the house and requested mutual aid from neighboring departments. Crews worked together to bring the fire under control within 45 minutes.
No injuries were reported. The fire remains under investigation.
Cass Street was closed for approximately three hours while firefighters extinguished the fire. The street has since reopened.
The Edwardsburg Fire Department thanks Clay Fire, Cleveland Township Fire, Central Cass Fire, and Edwardsburg Ambulance for their assistance and support. Their teamwork and mutual aid partnership are essential to protecting our community.
We also thank residents and motorists for their patience during the road closure and for giving emergency crews room to work.

10/12/2026

Join us in sending the Equestrian Team to State!!

Our Edwardsburg Equestrian Team is headed to the MIHA State Championship in Midland, Michigan, for the THIRD YEAR IN A ROW!

We invite our Eddie families and community to line Section Street on Wednesday, October 14, at 9 AM to cheer on our team as they head to State!

Let's fill Section Street with Orange & Blue and give these talented riders a send-off they'll remember!

Congratulations to our Equestrian Eddies on this outstanding accomplishment! We are so proud of you and wish you the best of luck at State! GO EDDIES!

10/02/2026

🚒🐾 Meet Tully, Edwardsburg Fire Department’s newest—and furriest—recruit!
This fire pup is ready to report for duty, steal a few hearts, and sniff out any treats left unattended. His qualifications? Four paws, a wagging tail, and an impressive ability to make everyone smile! ❤️
We’re still working on his hose-handling skills… but he’s already a natural at fetching! 🎾😂
Please join us in giving Tully a big Edwardsburg welcome! Drop a 🐾 below to say hello to our newest member of the fire family!

09/25/2026

09/25/2026

🚒 HELP US FIND YOU WHEN EVERY SECOND COUNTS! 🚑

During a fire, medical emergency, or other crisis, a clearly marked address can save valuable time. Cass County properties are provided with a green metal address sign with white numbers to help emergency responders quickly identify the correct location.
Please take a moment to inspect your address sign:

✅ Place it near the entrance to your driveway in accordance with county and township standards.

✅ Make sure it is clearly visible from both directions of travel.

✅ Keep it free from weeds, brush, tree branches, snow, decorations, and parked vehicles.

✅ Keep the reflective surface clean and the numbers easy to read.

✅ Repair or replace signs that are missing, damaged, faded, or leaning.

✅ Do not place the sign where it blends into landscaping or cannot be seen from the roadway.

Posting numbers only on your home may not be enough—especially when the house sits far from the road or cannot be seen at night.

Please don’t wait until an emergency to discover that your address sign cannot be seen. Take a look from the road during both daylight and darkness. If you can’t easily see it, neither can we.

Visible address signs help us find you faster—because every second counts.

Cass County residents can obtain an official reflective address sign through the Cass County GIS/Addressing Office:

Location: Cass County Administration Building, 120 N. Broadway, Suite 210, Cassopolis, MI 49031

Phone: 269-445-4432

— Edwardsburg Fire Department

09/15/2026

Honoring a Lifetime of Service

At the conclusion of the Edwardsburg Fall Festival, members of the Edwardsburg Fire Board gathered with our firefighters and community to dedicate a memorial tree in honor of William “Bill” Stack, who passed away last month after 65 years of dedicated service to the Edwardsburg Fire Department and our community.

The members of our Fire Board personally organized and funded this lasting memorial. We sincerely thank them for this meaningful gesture and for their continued support and leadership of our organization.
We are also grateful to everyone from the community who attended the dedication and helped us honor Bill’s remarkable life of service.

A special thank-you goes to Lonnie Brown and Brown’s Tree Service of Edwardsburg for removing an existing stump and making room for this memorial tree to grow and thrive for generations to come.
Bill’s dedication, friendship, and service will never be forgotten. As the memorial says:

“Rest easy, Brother. We’ve got it from here.”

08/21/2026

Deepest condolences to the Cass County Sheriff Department and the friends and family of Detective Joseph Sheteron.