Fredonia Fire Department

10/14/2026

Did you know we have a separate page dedicated to our Fredonia Firefighter & EMS Association? ❤️

While our Fire Department page keeps you updated on department news and fire/EMS happenings, our Association page will highlight all the additional things our Association does to support our department and community!

From fundraisers and community events to donations, community outreach, and the behind-the-scenes work that helps support our firefighters and EMS personnel, you’ll find it all there!

We’d love for you to head over, give the page a follow, and stay connected with everything our Association is doing for our community. Your support truly makes a difference! 🙌

👇 Go follow the Fredonia Firefighter & EMS Association page and help us spread the word! 🚒❤️

10/11/2026

🚒 THANK YOU, COMMUNITY! 🚒

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to visit us at our annual Fire Department Open House today! We loved seeing everyone come together, learn about fire safety, and spend time with our department and community partners. ❤️

We also want to give a BIG shoutout to all of the amazing vendors and community partners who took time out of their day to join us and help make this event a success!

• Ozaukee Sheriff's K-9 Unit ~K9 Geo 🐾
• Friends of the Kettle Moraine State Forest- Northern Unit 🌳
• Diana's Snazy Face Painting 🎨
• Flight For Life Transport System 🚁

We appreciate each and every one of you for helping make today special for our community! Events like this wouldn’t be possible without the support of our local partners and the families who come out to support us.

From all of us at Fredonia Fire & EMS, THANK YOU for making this year’s open house a success! 🚒❤️

10/11/2026

10/11/2026

Flight For Life should be arriving around 11 am! Come down so you don’t miss it! 

10/11/2026

Today is the day! Come down to Fredonia fire station for our fire prevention open house! We are here 10 am - 2 pm!!

10/10/2026

TOMORROW is the big day and the weather looks great. Come down 10-2 we can’t wait to see you all!

We are almost ONE week away from our annual open house!

Join us Sunday, October 11th from 10 AM–2 PM at the Fredonia Fire Department for an afternoon full of fun, learning, and getting to know the people who serve our community!

We have a great lineup planned for the whole family, including:

🚒 Explore the fire trucks and equipment
🔥 Fire prevention activities
📞 Kids can practice calling 911 with our county dispatchers
🐕 K9 demonstrations
🎨 Face painting
🏃 Kids obstacle course
🏰 Bounce house
🎁 Goodie bags and activities for the kids
👨‍🚒 Meet our firefighters and EMS crew
…and MORE!

Bring the whole family and come spend the day with us! We can’t wait to see everyone and show you what your local fire department is all about!

10/08/2026

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK — DAY 5

Do You Know How to Use a Fire Extinguisher?

Most people know they should have a fire extinguisher in their home — but would you know what to do with it when a fire actually starts?

Remember PASS:

P — Pull the pin.
A — Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire.
S — Squeeze the handle.
S — Sweep from side to side.

Fire extinguishers are intended for small, contained fires. If the fire is growing, producing heavy smoke, or you aren’t sure you can safely extinguish it, get out and call 911.

A few important reminders:

* Keep extinguishers easily accessible and not hidden behind cabinets or clutter.
* Check the pressure gauge regularly.
* Make sure you have the correct type of extinguisher for the hazard.
* Never put yourself between a fire and your exit.
* When in doubt, get out!

Would you know what to do if you needed one?

10/07/2026

🚒 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK — DAY 4 🚒

Close Before You Doze!

Did you know that simply closing your bedroom door before going to sleep can help slow the spread of fire and smoke?

A closed door can help reduce the amount of smoke and heat entering a room, giving you more time to wake up, react, and escape.

Tonight, make it a habit:

• Close your bedroom door before going to sleep.
• Keep bedroom doors closed when you’re not in the room.
• Make sure your smoke alarms are working properly.
• Keep phones and other devices off beds and away from anything that can catch fire.
• Never leave candles, cooking, or other heat sources unattended.

And remember: A closed door is not a substitute for working smoke alarms and a fire escape plan, it’s another layer of protection.

One small habit can make a big difference.

10/06/2026

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK — DAY 3

🚪 Know TWO Ways Out!

When a fire starts, you may only have minutes—or even seconds—to get outside safely. That’s why every home should have two ways out of every room, whenever possible.

Take a few minutes today to walk through your home with your family and:

• Identify two exits from each bedroom and living area
• Make sure windows and doors can open easily
• Keep exits and hallways free of clutter
• Make sure everyone knows where to meet once they are outside
• Practice your escape plan—especially with children

And remember: Once you get outside, stay outside. Never go back inside for people, pets, or belongings.

A little planning today can make a life-saving difference tomorrow.

Do you have a home fire escape plan? If not, today is the perfect day to make one!