Beaver City Volunteer Fire Department

07/19/2026

And it's a wrap! Another successful fair week is in the books. We would like to thank everyone that came out to enjoy the BBQ Thursday night and donated to the department. We hope you enjoyed the meal!

We would like to thank Kelley's Supermarket for allowing us to use their space for meat prep and Jeanette McClain for putting up with us while we do it😁, Buck Linner & JR Laborie for helping us with the pit, Ag Valley Coop for the cup donations, Linz Meats with the meat and the Blue Ribbon for letting us take over for an evening!

We also want to give a huge shout out to the other fire & EMS departments in the county that joined us this year. Your assistance is truly appreciated and allows our members to have a day off and ensures our district is covered while we are tied up with the BBQ. It was great to have you at the fair and we will see you next year!

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07/17/2026

We still have some roast for sale if you are interested. Stop by the Blue ribbon. $40 a piece

07/16/2026

We are open!!!

The meat is out of the pit and boy oh boy is it yummy! Come see us for supper!

07/16/2026

Meat is cooking! Join us tonight at the Blue Ribbon for our 50th annual BBQ! Meal starts @ 6!

07/14/2026

Roasts are wrapped for the BBQ Thursday! If we have roasts left over after the feed and you want to purchase one, we are starting a list. First come first serve. DM this account, reply to this post or get ahold of a department member to get on the list!

07/01/2026

Celebrate America’s 250th!

04/25/2026

Beaver City fire sent the following to help with this fire:

2 type 6 engines
1 tanker
1 command unit
9 firefighters

04/13/2026

04/02/2026

🔥BURN BAN STILL IN PLACE LOCALLY🔥

While Governor Pillen officially lifted the statewide burn ban today, the ban locally will remain in place.

Beaver City Fire will NOT be issuing any burn permits for the foreseeable future.

While we did receive some much-needed moisture in the last 24 hours, it was not enough to change the status of our fuels. The local area remains extremely dry and is still at an increased risk for rapid fire spread.

Despite the statewide ban being lifted, local fire chiefs still retain the authority to restrict burning based on local conditions.

Please avoid any outdoor burning and use caution with any equipment that could spark a fire.

We will resume permitting again, if and when the conditions become safe to do so.

Thank you for your cooperation, and as always, your continued support.