Boulder Jct Fire Department

08/09/2026

Come see us on Main St by Knitt’s Hardware, we have department apparel for sale!

08/08/2026

It’s Musky Jamboree weekend here in Boulder Junction, so many fun things to do all weekend!

Two local fire departments are also hosting their annual picnics today (Saturday) check out Hazelhurst Fire Department and Eagle River Fire Department!

08/02/2026

Water fights are underway at Arbor Vitae Fire and Rescue, live music, food and raffles all day till 5pm.

08/01/2026

If you are looking for something fun to do this weekend, check out these fun events!

Join Presque Isle Volunteer Fire Department tonight for their annual picnic. Always a fun time with music, food and raffles! Parade starts at 5:15pm.

All day today and tomorrow Arbor Vitae Fire and Rescue are hosting their Fireman’s Summerfest for the 50th year! Tomorrow at 1pm are water fights with local fire departments.

07/25/2026

Run over to Woodruff Fire Department tonight for a fun evening of great food and music!

🐽 🍺 TODAY is the day…skip all your other plans today and come on down to the Woodruff Fire barn for some music, food, fun and beer!

07/22/2026

Looking for something fun to do next Tuesday evening from 6:00-7:00?

Join us at the fire station for an Ice Cream Social with the Boulder Junction Community Foundation!

Everyone is welcome!

Thank you to The Ice Shanty Drive-In and Mini Golf and Aqualand Ale House for providing the ice cream and the root beer!

The Ice Cream Social is almost here! 🍨 Join us Tuesday, July 28, from 6:00–7:00 pm at the Boulder Jct Fire Department for a fun evening featuring complimentary ice cream and root beer floats generously donated by The Ice Shanty Drive-In and Mini Golf and Aqualand Ale House. Enjoy a brief presentation from the Fire Department, tour the station and learn more about the Boulder Junction Community Foundation and the impact of local giving.

Bring the family and come enjoy a sweet evening while connecting with your community!

07/20/2026

🌪️TORNADO WATCH IN EFFECT UNTILL 11PM🌪️

Source: National Weather Service, Green Bay on
Monday Jul 20, 03:52 PM CDT

Description
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED TORNADO WATCH 501 IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 PM CDT THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN WISCONSIN THIS WATCH INCLUDES
22 COUNTIES IN

CENTRAL WISCONSIN
MARATHON
PORTAGE
WOOD
WAUSHARA

IN EAST CENTRAL WISCONSIN
CALUMET
WINNEBAGO
MANITOWOC

IN NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN
LANGLADE
LINCOLN
VILAS
ONEIDA

IN NORTHEAST WISCONSIN
KEWAUNEE
OUTAGAMIE
WAUPACA

THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF ALASKA, ANGELICA, ANTIGO, APPLETON, ARBOR VITAE, ARGONNE, ARMSTRONG CREEK, ARNOTT, AURORA, AURORAVILLE, BAKERVILLE, BLACKWELL, BLOOMVILLE, BORTH, BOULDER JUNCTION, BROOKSIDE, BRYANT, CAVOUR, CLAY BANKS, CLINTONVILLE, COMMONWEALTH, CONOVER, CRANDON, DARBOY, DEERBROOK, DOERING, DUNBAR, DUNDAS, DUVALL, ELCHO, ENTERPRISE, GLEASON, GOODMAN, GOODNOW, GREEN BAY, HARMONY, HARRISON, HILES, HOFA PARK, INSTITUTE, JEFFRIS, KEMPSTER, KESHENA, KEWAUNEE, KING, LAC DU FLAMBEAU, LAKE TOMAHAWK, LAONA, LIND CENTER, LITTLE SUAMICO, MACKVILLE, MANITOWISH WATERS, MANITOWOC, MARSHFIELD, MC NAUGHTON, MENASHA, MERRILL, NEENAH, NEOPIT, NEVA,
NEW LONDON, NIAGARA, NORMAN, NORTHERN LAKE WINNEBAGO, NORTHPORT, OCONTO, OSHKOSH, PEMBINE, PENSAUKEE. PESHTIGO. PINE RIVER. PLOVER, POINT BEACH STATE PARK, POLAR, PORTERFIELD, POTAWATOMI STATE PARK, PRESQUE ISLE, RANKIN, RHINELANDER, RIO CREEK, ROSTOK, RURAL, SHAWANO, SHOTO, SILVER LAKE, SOBIESKI, SPREAD EAGLE, STARKS, STEVENS POINT, THORNTON, TWO RIVERS, VALMY, WAUPACA, WAUSAU, WAUTOMA, WI******ER, WINNEBAGO, WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WITTMAN FIELD, AND WOODBORO.

Issued By
Green Bay, National Weather Service

07/20/2026

Weather update for today.

SEVERE WEATHER POTENTIAL UPDATE

AVFR Friends. The NWS webinar is showing high confidence for severe storms this afternoon into this evening, with low confidence on specific locations. All hazards are possible, including tornadoes. The NWS is terming this as one of the more serious severe weather events this year.

Timing for storms to impact Vilas County is between 2-8 PM, with the best period around 6 PM.

Be sure to have multiple means of receiving notifications. Don’t solely rely on cell phones as coverage is sketchy at best with the number of people in the area.

We will share any statements, watches, and/or warnings that are issued by the NWS.

Be aware and be safe!

07/04/2026