Albion Fire Department

05/21/2026

Albion Fire & EMS along with Albion Ables 4H placed flags at the cemetery for Memorial Day. Largest group for the project to date! Thank you to all who helped.

05/21/2026

Happy EMS week to our EMS crew! Also be sure to give their page a follow! Albion First Responders

05/12/2026

04/24/2026

CANCELLED

03/28/2026

We’re under a red flag folks! DO NOT BURN! Please and thank you!

03/08/2026

🔥 Warm, breezy, and dry conditions today will lead to elevated fire weather concerns, especially in northwest and southern IA.

Recent rainfall in many areas should help to mitigate serious fire weather concerns, but sunny skies and breezy winds will still work to dry out vegetation through the day.

02/27/2026

Albion Fire Department and Albion First Responders had the honor of hosting State Representative Brett Barker for Iowa at the house today.

We encourage rural volunteers to continue to pay attention to the bills being presented, and reach out to your local representatives with concerns or oppositions. Research these bills and discuss them.

We all know funding to operate is crucial, and it’s important to speak up when there’s a potential threat to our volunteer services.

02/18/2026

🚫Please do not burn, the conditions are too dangerous!🚫

🚨 Iowa Fire Weather Alert – Red Flag Warning Wednesday 🚨

Iowa will be dealing with critical fire weather conditions on Wednesday as a powerful west wind combines with extremely dry air and dormant grasses across the state. This is the type of setup where fires can start easily and spread rapidly in a matter of minutes.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for much of central, north central, and south central Iowa from 10 AM to 7 PM, with a similar warning in place for parts of northeast Iowa from Noon to 7 PM.

Winds will be the biggest concern, blowing from the west at 25 to 35 mph with gusts reaching 40 to 50 mph. At the same time, humidity levels will drop into the low teens and 20% range, creating an environment where vegetation can ignite quickly.

The National Weather Service urges everyone to avoid outdoor burning and use extreme caution with anything that could produce a spark. Under these conditions, any fire that develops will likely spread out of control fast.

01/21/2026

The temps are dropping again folks. We’re opening the station up as a warming shelter again.
Please contact Logan Kelley, any fire personnel, or message us on here if you are in need of a warm place with these frigid temps.

01/20/2026