Brady Nebraska Volunteer Fire Department

08/28/2026

Dawson Public Power
1-800-752-8305
or
1-308-324-2386
This storm covered a wide area so give the crews some time!

08/28/2026

If you have any storm DAMAGE post it, so we can forward it to emergency management

08/26/2026

Good points of view help us help you! Get the fences and flammable materials away from your house.

08/19/2026

Proud of this group of volunteers in Brady

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. ❤️🚒

08/14/2026

Did you know that mosquitos use Eastern Redcedar trees?! 🦟

Oklahoma State University Natural Resources Extension

08/13/2026

For today’s firefighter funny’s 🤣🤣

08/11/2026

Join in for August's Zoom continuing education night: 8/17/2026, 6:30pm

Bring your firefighter friends!

Firefighter Rehab
Instructor: Fred Benzel

Register in advance for this webinar:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_J_z_W2mqS0CtUaHGpsOkRg

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

08/10/2026

This goes for fire pits also! There have been a lot of unattended fire pits at the lake this summer, please wet them out before calling it a night.

It only takes one forgotten campfire to change everything. Thankfully, nothing happened this time.

While patrolling the lake last night, one of our deputies came across a campfire that was unattended.

Campfires are a great part of spending time outdoors, but they should never be left unattended. Weather conditions can change without warning, and even smoldering embers have the potential to ignite nearby vegetation.

Before you leave your campsite, take the time to make sure your fire is completely out by drowning it with water — not just covered with dirt or left to burn down.

A few extra minutes to properly extinguish your campfire can help us protect our community and the areas we all enjoy.

08/02/2026

Village raffle
Scott Williams gun safe
Mike Gruber gift card
Roxann Comstock golf outing