Auburndale Fire and Rescue

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Contact any member of our department to purchase tickets for our upcoming raffle raffle on September 26th. You do not ne...
09/04/2026

Contact any member of our department to purchase tickets for our upcoming raffle raffle on September 26th. You do not need to be present to win.

08/30/2026

The Auburndale Joint Fire and Rescue Department now has a Project Lifesaver receiver. It can help locate people with Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism and other conditions.

08/18/2026

Today is Volunteer Firefighters Recognition Day, and we're honoring the dedicated men and women who selflessly serve their communities.

Volunteer firefighters respond to emergencies at all hours, train year-round, and sacrifice time with their families to help others when they're needed most.

To every volunteer firefighter across the country: thank you for your courage, your commitment, and everything you do to keep your communities safe.

Tag a volunteer firefighter who deserves a shoutout. ❤️🚒

With football season rapidly approaching and practice already underway we had Athletic Trainers Nate, Tiffany, and Shelb...
08/13/2026

With football season rapidly approaching and practice already underway we had Athletic Trainers Nate, Tiffany, and Shelby update our EMS training for football season. Specifically how to handle the removal of the players helmet and shoulder pads. We practiced removing the equipment in a face up and a face down position. In a face down position the player first needs to be log rolled so that they are in a face up position. This is training we need but hope that we never need to use!

On Sunday we were in our Annual Music Fest Parade. We love the chance to show the trucks to the Community and seeing the...
06/30/2026

On Sunday we were in our Annual Music Fest Parade. We love the chance to show the trucks to the Community and seeing the joy on the kid's faces as we toss them candy.

This week we had SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) training for our fire fighters. They practiced making sure th...
06/26/2026

This week we had SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) training for our fire fighters. They practiced making sure they were working correctly and putting them on the proper way. We recently replaced all of our SCBA equipment. After that they practiced going under a low object and then returning having to take their pack off and slide it through ahead of them, then put it back on while in full turnout gear.

The last thing they practiced for the evening was dealing with getting entangled while wearing their pack. Getting untangled was tricky for some. Some of the young agile members slipped right through without getting tangled at all. While the old guy, he pulled out his seatbelt cutter and cut his way through, problem solved.

Before anyone comments on the beards, we are a volunteer department and not everyone goes in or gets near where they would need to be packed up. The men with the beards are officers, truck drivers, engineers, in general help run the scene. So, with that being said any comments like that will be deleted.

06/24/2026

This is an example of a three man team water fight.The teams are mixed with fire fighters from both Rudolph and Auburndale. It is important that departments learn to work together because when on an actual fire scene rarely are you working with only members from your own department.

06/22/2026

We did 2 man water fights on Saturday to practice hose and nozzle control for fast fire suppression. In this video all 4 firefighters are from our department.

On Saturday we had a joint training with Rudolph Volunteer Fire Department. The first two pictures are of Retired Foundi...
06/21/2026

On Saturday we had a joint training with Rudolph Volunteer Fire Department. The first two pictures are of Retired Founding member Jim Berdan in his original turnout out gear from 1965.

We had water fights that help teach hose and nozzle control and water placement for fast fire suppression. While at the fire station Rudolph also took the opportunity to show the Auburndale members how to do jet siphoning between porta tanks. With all of this it also gave members a chance to do some tender driving because water was transported from one of our nearby ponds.

We also set up at the Diane and Lenny Kremer Sr pond where we tried out a new tool and worked on relay pumping between engines. While we were there Rudolph worked with their deck gun to see if the tool we demoed could supply enough water to adequately feed an engine to run the deck gun.

The tool that we were trying out was a turbo draft. It is designed to help pull water out of ponds where there isn't a hydrant.

06/20/2026

The Tractor Safety Class saw our new grain rescue tube auger in action for the first time. They also had the chance to spray the fire hose and put out a fire with extinguishers.

Address

5324 County Road P
Auburndale, WI
54410

Telephone

+17156523900

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