Town of Clayton Fire Rescue

10/24/2026

This week, CFR did some joint hazards training with Kaukauna FD, Fox Crossing FD, and Grand Chute FD. We worked through hazardous materials drills at FVTC Public Safety Training , including a simulated leak from a railcar.
What a great opportunity to train with some neighboring departments!

10/18/2026

We’re reminding everyone to do their part to keep emergency responders and roadside workers safe!

When you see flashing lights or a vehicle stopped along the road, move over when it’s safe to do so and slow down. Give firefighters, law enforcement, EMS, tow truck operators, and other roadside workers the space they need to do their jobs safely.

These men and women are someone's family, friends, and neighbors. They deserve to make it home safely at the end of their shift, too. Help keep us safe, move over!

10/17/2026

Looking for plans today? Support a great department at Boom Bay's Fall Bash!
8982 South Road, Fremont

Saturdays weather is looking pretty darn good!! Stop out for some great food, cold drink, live music in the afternoon and some great raffle baskets !!!

10/14/2026

Huge thank you to one of our town's young residents who wanted to share these toys from their birthday. Our responders have claimed their favorites to carry in their bag for kids experiencing emergencies. They'll definitely all go to good use, thank you!!

10/07/2026

This morning, Engine 42's crew was invited to Clayton Elementary School - Neenah for fire prevention day! The Clayton kids had some great questions for us after Neenah-Menasha Fire Rescue 's presentation as we showed them what we bring with us in the Engine, demonstrated how we put on gear, and talked about fire safety. 🚒 👨‍🚒

Thanks for the invite, Clayton School!

10/07/2026

🚧 The Canadian National Railroad will be conducting some work on the crossings at Fairview and Oakwood during the week of October 26th. The crossings will be closed. Please plan for alternate routes.
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09/11/2026

25 years ago, terrorists hijacked 4 planes full of innocent passengers and attacked the United States, killing 2,977 people (officially). A further reported 9,400 more died in the aftermath from the effects and toxins, even to this day.
First responders, neighbors, and many strangers didn't hesitate to rush in and do what they could to help, even giving their own lives. They were, and are, an example of the strength and resiliency of the people of the United States.
343 firefighters, over 60 law enforcement officers, 8 EMS workers, and 55 service members were killed as they fought on scene to save the lives of others.
Those events are forever etched into the memories of those of us who are old enough to remember that terrible morning.

We vowed to never forget. 🇺🇲

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!