Cashton Fire & Rescue

06/10/2026

Cashton First Responders held their monthly meeting and had training by Emplify on pediatric, infant, and neonatal codes. This type of training is essential for our team to provide the best care possible in serious situations.

06/10/2026

Keep weather alert and monitor the changing situation

06/09/2026

Stay weather alert

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Severe storms are expected across the region Wednesday afternoon and evening. While storms are most likely to form along and slightly ahead of an advancing cold front marching out of central MN in the afternoon, there is a low chance (20-30%) for storms to form further ahead of this front early in the afternoon. Regardless of where they form, storms will quickly become severe with large hail (2+") likely with more isolated storms. As the storms merge into a line later in the afternoon, the threat shifts to damaging winds (75+ mph). Tornadoes are possible throughout the afternoon and evening, a few of which could become strong (EF2+). The line of storms moves east of the region by late in the evening. Now is the time to ensure your severe weather shelter is accessible, that you can receive weather warnings, and possibly adjust any plans, especially if they are outdoors.

06/06/2026

Cashton Fire and First Responders were part of the egg making crew at the dairy breakfast. Lots of people and a beautiful day.

06/06/2026

**EXPIRED**[6/5 8:40pm] A TORNADO WARNING has been issued for East Central Monroe County until 9pm. This storm was located south of Tomah, moving east at 40 mph.

05/16/2026

Two rounds of showers and storms move through the region Sunday, one in the morning and one overnight. Strong to severe storms are possible during the second round Sunday night with the main hazards being damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rain. There is some uncertainty with how the morning round influences the evening, so stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive warnings if severe weather threatens your area!

05/10/2026

Here are a few pictures of a controlled burn/wild fire training we had this last week.

05/10/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out and supported our spring fundraiser on Saturday. We continue to be humbled and grateful for our community’s support of our events. We are very fortunate.

05/04/2026

Breezy and dry conditions are expected to lead to elevated fire weather conditions from mid-morning into the late afternoon. Avoid outdoor burning.