Lewisburg Fire-Company 20

10/14/2026

Click Here to Take the West Virginia State Fire Marshal Home Safety SurveyWe are excited to announce that the West Virginia State Fire Marshal’s Office has officially launched our new, digital Home Safety Survey, and we are asking for your help to get it into the hands of your residents.

10/14/2026

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09/25/2026

Announcement EVT Training (Michigan)Upgrading our skills to keep our fleet ready!

This week, one of our dedicated team members traveled out to Michigan for an intensive, week-long continuing education program focused on Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT) training.Keeping our emergency fleet maintained to the highest operational and mechanical safety standards is critical. This specialized, hands-on training ensures that our vehicles are always ready to respond at a moment's notice when our community needs us most.

09/23/2026

UPDATE:
WVU Fire Service Extension has just advised us that the class has to be cancelled. We apologize for anyone who was thinking about attending. Lewisburg Fire would like to thank West Virginia Propane Gas Association for attempting to host this training at our station.

09/22/2026

Last week, three members of the Lewisburg Fire Department traveled to Alexandria, VA, to attend the intensive Training Days 2026 seminar at the George Washington Masonic Memorial!Our crew spent three days alongside hundreds of firefighters from across the country, learning directly from a stacked lineup of legendary national instructors representing FDNY, Fairfax County (VA), Wichita (KS), Raleigh (NC), Howard County (MD), Hanover (VA), and Oakland (CA).From advanced engine and truck company tactics to frontline incident command and leadership, our members are bringing back critical, street-level knowledge to better serve the Lewisburg community.Thank you to our members for stepping up, sharpening their skills, and investing in the safety of our town!

09/19/2026

Kiki joins the crew this morning for some breakfast and coffee. (Well water for her).

05/03/2026

FIRE HYDRANT TESTING

Fire Department members will be flowing hydrants today. Why are we telling you this, you ask?

When fire hydrants are checked, firefighters must flow water from them to make sure they function properly. The water that's flowed from the hydrant is from the same water line that residents use to receive water to their homes for everyday consumption.

As fire hydrants are flowed, and because they share water from the domestic water supply, sediment becomes agitated inside of the water line. This sediment can cause water coming into your home to appear brownish in color. If you see brownish water, please don't be alarmed, as it won't harm you.

The brownish water will eventually be removed over time as water is naturally used by consumers, i.e. flushing toilets, washing clothes, or running sink water. If you see brownish water in your home, it's probably not a bad idea to let the water run for a little bit.

If anyone has any questions about this issue, we encourage citizens to call us at 304-645-3237 or 304-667-3976.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause!

04/18/2026

The Lewisburg Fire Department would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the dispatchers of Greenbrier County.
Whether handling emergency calls, coordinating resources, or supporting crews in the field, your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
Sometimes we get frustrated with each other but know we appreciate everything you do to help us. We truly understand the frustration and complexity of your job and our proud to work along side of you. Thank You, Greenbrier County Dispatchers!

03/20/2026

Congratulations Chief White!

Today, we join the City of South Charleston in recognizing an outstanding leader in the fire service.

The Fire Marshals Association of West Virginia proudly congratulates Chief Virgil White on the proclamation of “Virgil White Day” on March 20th in the City of South Charleston.

Chief White’s career stands as a testament to dedication not only in fire suppression, but in the prevention of fire and the protection of life. His leadership reflects the critical balance between response and prevention that keeps our communities truly safe.

His continued service, including his role as a Red Cross Board Member and State Fire Commissioner, highlights a commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities across West Virginia.

We commend the City of South Charleston for this well-deserved recognition, and we thank Chief White for his unwavering dedication to public safety.

03/13/2026

THANK YOU FOR THE INCREDIBLE RESPONSE!!!

The Lewisburg Fire Department wants to send a huge thank you to everyone who donated or reached out to help. Thanks to this amazing community, we have officially received all the items needed for our upcoming training!

To those who offered items that we could not take-thank you so much for your generosity. We have reached our capacity for this session, but we truly appreciate your willingness to support us!

These donations will be used this weekend for specialized training in Fire Behavior and Investigation. Practicing with real world materials helps our team study how fire spreads and sharpens the skills needed to determine cause and origin, keeping our community safer. 🕵️‍♂️🔥

We are no longer accepting donation at this time. We are so grateful for your quick response and constant support