Spring Creek Volunteer Fire Department

10/08/2026

10/05/2026

Happy Birthday to Jordan ,Happy Birthday to you, hope you have a great day!!🎂🍦🥤

10/02/2026

Training CPR / and lifting with a new lift
We all was tired after Structure at 3:15 AM, 4 calls after that. But we still trained.
Thanks to my fire family for their dedication and support for our Community.

09/21/2026

BURN BAN NOTICE

09/21/2026

Use Caution while burning!! Have water source available!! Never leave a fire unattended!!!

08/26/2026

WANTED / NEEDED
PART TIME FIREFIGHTERS / AND VOLUNTEERS
MUST BE ABLE AND

WANT TO WORK
318-748-3473
757 HWY.113
GLENMORA,LA.

08/15/2026

PLEASE UTILIZE CAUTION!!!

As of August 14, 2026, there is no official burn ban in effect for Rapides Parish. (Sabine put one in effect today, so, we probably aren't far from it).

Local fire officials urge extreme caution due to current dry and windy conditions.

​To prevent incidents, residents are asked to practice responsible burning only.

​Guidelines for responsible, common sense burning:

​If you must conduct outdoor burning where permitted, please follow these safety protocols:

​Burn Only Vegetation: Under Louisiana law, the only legal items for open burning are vegetative materials, such as leaves, tree branches, and grass clippings.

​Maintain Control: Never leave a fire unattended. Ensure a water source or fire extinguisher is immediately available.

​Monitor Weather: Avoid burning on high-wind days or during periods of low humidity, as conditions can change rapidly.

​Contact Information

​If you are unsure about current conditions in your specific area or need to report a concern, please contact your local fire department.

DO NOT call 9-1-1 unless reporting a fire out of control!

​Note: If safe burning practices are not maintained, local officials may be forced to implement a mandatory burn ban to protect property and first responder safety.

Let's be Fire Wise and Fire Safe!!

07/17/2026

IT'S HOT OUT THERE:
LETS PREVENT HEAT EXHAUSTION:

1) STAY HYDRATED - DRINK PLENTY OF WATER
2) DRESS APPROPRIATELY - WEAR LIGHTWEIGHT,LOOSE-FITTING CLOTHES
3) USE SUN SCREEN SPF 15 TO PREVENT SUNBURN
4) PLAN ACTIVITES : OUTDOOR WORK OR EXERCISE DURING THE COOLER PARTS- MORNING OR EVENING
5) MONITOR OTHER PEOPLE: CHILDREN, OLDER ADULTS, AND PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS
6) RECOGNIZE EARLT SIGNS AND SYMPTONS: HEAVY SWEATING, DIZZINESS, NAUSEAU ,VOMITING,HEADACHE AND MUSCLE CRAMPS
7)AVOID RISK FACTORS: LIMIT ALCOHOL CONSUMTION, AVOID OVERDRESSING, AVOID DIURETICS

FIRST AID :
1) MOVE TO A COOLER AREA
2) REMOVE OR LOOSEN CLOTHING
3) HYDRATE WITH WAYER, ELECTROLYTE DRINKSTAKE SMALL SIPS
5) ELEVATE LEGS TO IMPROVE BLOOD FLOW IF FEELING FAINT

06/16/2026

With the excessive rainfall that we have received in Rapides Parish, we urge all motorist to only travel if necessary. The following roads are now underwater. As we receive more information, we will update this list. Please use caution.

- Boy Scout Rd
- Jessie Johnson Rd, Ward 6
- Union Hill Baptist Church Rd, Ward 6
- McNary Cutoff, from Town Hall to Hwy 113
- McNary Cutoff, the section that runs from Melder Rd to 165
-East River Road
- West River Road
-Gunter Road
-Hazmuka Road
-Barney Rush Road
-Libuse Cutoff Road
-Grandpierre Road
-Fin Thompson Road