Buffalo MN Fire Department

Buffalo MN Fire Department Fire Chief John Harnois - 1st Assistant Chief Mike Brings - 2nd Assistant Chief Brian Drahota

The Buffalo Fire Department is a volunteer department that covers 58 sq miles in Wright County. We have 35 members that are FF2 certified and are First Responder's or EMT's.

Another great night of boat training with the crew.We spent time building confidence, sharpening our skills, and gaining...
05/29/2026

Another great night of boat training with the crew.

We spent time building confidence, sharpening our skills, and gaining more experience with water rescues and recoveries. Every training is another opportunity to learn, adapt, and continue getting better for the people we serve and for each other.

Proud of the commitment this crew brings every single day.

Thank you Douglas drive community for allowing us to use their water access to continue our training!

Come one, come all! The Buffalo Fire Department will be hosting our Open House on June 20th from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM!We’...
05/26/2026

Come one, come all!

The Buffalo Fire Department will be hosting our Open House on June 20th from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM!

We’ll have activities for both kids and adults, food, opportunities to check out the trucks and equipment, and the chance to meet and interact with your Buffalo firefighters.

This is always a great event for the community and we can’t wait to see everyone there! Stay tuned for more updates and announcements on what we’ll have this year.

Happy Memorial Day!!Today is a day of remembrance and honor for those who gave everything in service to our country. We ...
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day!!
Today is a day of remembrance and honor for those who gave everything in service to our country. We thank them for their sacrifice and for protecting the freedoms we enjoy each day. We remember and honor you today.

Happy International Firefighters’ Day!Today we recognize and celebrate the past and present firefighters who have dedica...
05/04/2026

Happy International Firefighters’ Day!

Today we recognize and celebrate the past and present firefighters who have dedicated themselves to serving their communities and standing beside their crews. Their commitment, sacrifice, and willingness to answer the call day or night does not go unnoticed.

Here in Buffalo, we are incredibly fortunate to have such a dedicated group of firefighters who continue to serve with pride, professionalism, and heart. Thank you for all that you do, both on and off the fireground.

Big shoutout to our two newest firefighters getting after it together on their first live house burn.There’s nothing lik...
04/27/2026

Big shoutout to our two newest firefighters getting after it together on their first live house burn.

There’s nothing like real fire to bring training to life this is where skills are sharpened and you truly learn what fire looks and feels like in the moment.

Proud of the work you put in. Keep building, keep learning, and keep making the push!

9 days away from this event happening in St. Cloud! If you have wanted to join a FD but want a little more information o...
04/22/2026

9 days away from this event happening in St. Cloud! If you have wanted to join a FD but want a little more information on what it entails here is an amazing opportunity. The link to register is below.

Empowering Women to Explore Firefighting:

Join Us for a Hands-On Opportunity to Explore Volunteer, Paid On-Call, and Full-Time Firefighting Near You May 2, 2026!

Region 6
St. Cloud Station 2
727 Anderson Ave, St. Cloud, MN 56303

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We are beyond fortunate to have our Wright County dispatchers always there and prepared to take your calls in your time ...
04/17/2026

We are beyond fortunate to have our Wright County dispatchers always there and prepared to take your calls in your time of need! They are truly the first layer of public safety and assistance!
Happy National Public Safety Telecommunications week to ours and all others out there helping keep us safe!
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Tornado, be prepared and be vigilant! Before the Tornado...Tornado watches highlight the area where tornadoes are most l...
04/16/2026

Tornado, be prepared and be vigilant!

Before the Tornado...
Tornado watches highlight the area where tornadoes are most likely to develop. Continue with your normal activites, but keep informed of the latest weather information and be ready to get to shelter in case tornadoes develop quickly.
In the Home...
Go to the basement if possible. Get under a table, work bench, or some other sturdy furniture to avoid falling debris. A stairwell is also a good place to hide during a tornado.
If You Cannot Get to a Basement...
Go to a small interior room on the lowest floor. Closets, bathrooms, and interior halls afford the best protection in most cases, or try to hide under a bed. Get under something sturdy or cover yourself with blankets. Stay away from windows.
In an Apartment, School or Office Building...
Move to the inner-most room on the lowest level or to a pre-designated shelter area. Stay away from windows. If in a hallway, crouch down and protect your head from flying debris. Avoid areas with glass and large roof expansions.
In a Mobile Home, Car, Truck or Other Vehicle...
Abandon these as quickly as possible. Seek a sturdy shelter or permanent structure. Remember that many deaths occur when people try to drive away in a vehicle, but get caught in the deadly winds. Avoid bridges since they act as wind tunnels.

Reminder sirens will be tested at 1:45pm and 6:45pm.

Floods! Something not as common in MN but important to note 75% of flash floods happen at night! Are You Prepared?Assume...
04/15/2026

Floods!
Something not as common in MN but important to note 75% of flash floods happen at night!

Are You Prepared?
Assume a thunderstorm produces 6 inches of rain in less than 6 hours time near your community. Storms of this magnitude or greater occur several times each year in the U.S. Would you know what action to take to protect yourself and the people who depend on you for safety? After a major flood event, one of the most common quotes from the survivors of the flood is the expression they did not believe it could happen to them or in their community.
Before the Flooding...
There is nothing anyone can do to prevent the occurrence of flash flood producing rainfall. However, by striving for sound flood plain zoning, developing an emergency action plan in advance of the disaster, purchasing flood insurance at least 30 days before the flooding, and being aware of the dangers associated with extremely heavy rainfall and flooding, there is a chance of decreasing the death toll and property damage that results from flash flooding.

Address

212 Central Avenue
Buffalo, MN
55313

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17636825550

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