Alburnett Fire Dept

Alburnett Fire Dept The Alburnett Fire Dept serves as the primary emergency response organization for Alburnett and also Otter Creek Township in Linn County, Iowa.

We are 100% volunteer. We are a small town volunteer fire department that protects the town of Alburnett and the township of Otter Creek. This station is NOT manned 24/7, activation of emergency services requires a call to 911. We serve a population of around 800-1000 in an area of 36 square miles. We average around 80-100 calls a year including fires, medical assistance, standbys, and public rela

tion events. We meet twice monthly on the first and third Mondays. If you are interested in joining our fire department either stop by during one of the meetings or ask one of the existing firefighters.

June 20, 2026
06/21/2026

June 20, 2026

06/10/2026

Today’s very warm and humid conditions will return area-wide Wednesday, with heat index readings in the mid 90s to low 100s. There is some uncertainty in high temperatures Wednesday, as storms throughout the day would keep temperatures lower, especially north of I-80. Stay tuned for updates!

06/10/2026
05/01/2026

We had the great privilege of es**rting one of our own back in to town today. Welcome home Keenan Rose. Your Fire family is thankful for your return, and grateful to your family for allowing us to es**rt you in "parade style"!

Yet another round on the radar for tomorrow. Keep your eyes and ears open, and as usual, your Alburnett Otter Creek Town...
04/16/2026

Yet another round on the radar for tomorrow. Keep your eyes and ears open, and as usual, your Alburnett Otter Creek Township Fire Department will be ready to help keep eyes on the weather and ready to respond.

We have spent the last 2 days doing one of the things we love, education. We had the pleasure of providing the Alburnett...
04/16/2026

We have spent the last 2 days doing one of the things we love, education. We had the pleasure of providing the Alburnett High School class of 2026, graduating seniors, with their CPR/Fire Safety and Stop the Bleed training. Every year, we are fortunate to be allowed the opportunity to meet the graduating class and provide this service alongside our partners at Monroe Township Fire Department and the Linn County Sheriff's Office. SRO Deputy Omar provided the class with valuable discussion and education during lunch, which was provided by Paul Revere's Pizza/Jeff Schuster. We, along with the Alburnett Community School District, believe it is important to provide this valuable education to these young adults who will be soon out on their own, and we're grateful for the support of community businesses such as Paul Revere's. We shared some of the live posts over the past couple of days, but we would also like to share some still photos. Thank you, Monroe Township Fire Department, Linn County Sheriff's Office, David Gilchrist, Jeff Schuster, Alburnett Community School District, Sue Tull, and class of 2026. Good luck in your future endeavors, and if you need anything or have any follow-up questions about what you learned, just reach out!

a little late, but here are some images from the Easter egg hunt and Fire Grill
04/12/2026

a little late, but here are some images from the Easter egg hunt and Fire Grill

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405 Roosevelt Street PO Box 328
Alburnett, IA
52202

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