Sully Fire and Ambulance

09/08/2026

Less than a week already! Car show is this Saturday and things are really coming together! At this point the weather looks perfect! Get your old vehicles out and come hang out on the square in Sully. If you don't have a car at least come get some lunch. Both the car show and the lunch are fundraisers for the fire department. Serving lunch is a huge part to the success of this fundraiser. Couldn't do it without the help and would like to give a huge thanks to Sully Locker & Market, AMVC, Hy-Vee, Prime Country BBQ & Catering, La Rose Marie Bakery, Mahaska Bottling, Vander Beek Truck Accessories, & Tilted Mowers! Please share this post!

08/12/2026

We are officially a month from the 3rd annual SFD SmokeEater carshow. Final details are coming together and we want to give a big shout out to our raffle sponsors for the great items donated. Early raffle tickets can be purchased by contacting Laura 641-660-6683. You dont have to be present to win.

Killduff Supply- Bad Boy commercial trimmer

LRI- $500 towards tires

Midwest Wheel- 1 set of weathertech floor mats

Janco/Handy- Handy motorcycle lift with side plates

07/14/2026

What are you doing on this beautiful evening?

The members of Sully Fire & EMS and Lynnville Fire & EMS are spending theirs sharpening one of the most important skills they have, high-quality CPR.

Jasper County EMA is proud to provide this training to our local departments and help ensure our first responders stay current on the latest lifesaving techniques. CPR is a skill that can make the difference between life and death, and regular practice helps ensure responders are ready when someone needs them most.

We also want to recognize the dedication of these volunteers. They are giving up a beautiful summer evening with their families and friends to refresh a skill they hope they never have to use, but are always prepared to when the call comes.

Thank you to the members of Sully Fire & EMS and Lynnville Fire & EMS for your commitment to serving Jasper County. Your dedication does not go unnoticed.

06/30/2026

We are going to do a car show again! Lets hope for some nice weather and pack the streets of Sully again.

06/03/2026

Tomorrow, June 3, 2026, the Disaster Task Force will be conducting a large-scale Active Threat Full-Scale Exercise in the Sully and Co-Line Manufacturing area. As part of the exercise, you may notice a significant number of law enforcement, fire, EMS, emergency management personnel, and emergency vehicles throughout the area.

You may also see items associated with the exercise, including training props, simulated patients, and other exercise materials. These items are part of the planned training and have been clearly marked as exercise props.

This training brings together responders from five counties to practice coordinated response to a complex emergency. Exercises like this help ensure our agencies are prepared to work together when real emergencies happen.

If you see a large emergency response presence in the area tomorrow, please know it is only a training exercise.

Thank you to Co-Line Manufacturing and all of our participating agencies for helping make this important training possible.

04/01/2026

Lyle served for many many years with Lynnville Emergency Services. Many of our members worked alongside him as members on the LFD and on many mutual aide calls together. No matter the situation that led you to know Rosco, he left an impact on every one of us. Keep the members of Lynnville Emergency Services and his wife Barb Martin and their family in your prayers. He fought a hard battle. Rest Easy Brother.

Lyle Rosco Martin, 61 of Lynnville passed away Monday afternoon, March 30, 2026 at the Hospice of Pella Comfort House. A Celebration of Life/Visitation will be held Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at the Lynnville Fire Department from 400 pm to 700 pm with a meal being served. A private family

03/22/2026

Effective 3/21/2026 at 7:13 p.m. Jasper County is under a burn ban until further notice due to the extreme dry conditions. If you have any questions please reach out to your area fire chief.

Thank you for your cooperation, keep our firefighters and unintended areas of fire out of harm’s way.

Sheriff Brad M. Shutts

02/14/2026

Beautiful weather is in the forecast this weekend. Maybe you’re planning some yard cleanup, fence line burning, or clearing brush around the house or farm.

Before you light that match, make the call.

If you plan to conduct controlled burning, you must call it in before you burn and again once you’re finished at 641-792-5912. Failing to do so can result in a fine, and nobody wants that. It takes two minutes. Make the call.

Also, be smart about it. We have already seen neighboring counties respond to structure fires that started as “controlled burns” but got out of control. Wind shifts. Conditions change. What looks manageable can turn serious fast.

Have water on hand. Watch the weather. Stay with your burn. And when in doubt, wait it out.

Let’s enjoy the weather and keep Jasper County safe. PLEASE SHARE SO OTHERS KNOW TO CALL!