Columbus Firefighters Service Corporation

05/28/2026

🇺🇸 2026 Schedule of Events 🇺🇸

⭐️ Also making his Columbus debut— Country Singer Mane Thompson of DeForest on July 4th from 5-7pm!

05/22/2026

The Columbus Fire Department gives thanks to Columbus Chemical Industries (CCI) for their generous donation of critical firefighting equipment.

Read mor about the donation at https://www.cityofcolumbuswi.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1141

05/04/2026

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A high to very high fire danger has been issued by the Wisconsin DNR today across most of the Badger State. Burn permits are suspended today as a result of the situation. All it'll take is a spark from anything for a fire to start and spread. The number one cause of fires in the state, according to the DNR, is debris burning. This is the main reason why burn permits get suspended during times of high fire danger.

04/16/2026

Stay on alert on Friday, could get severe weather in the area.

Another round of severe thunderstorms will be possible Friday afternoon and evening. More favorable severe conditions exist along and west-southwest of the I-90 corridor (severe risk of 3 out of 5) with all severe hazards possible. There is uncertainty regarding how far north and east the severe threat extends into southern WI. Still a few days out and the forecast details may shift.

04/12/2026

Busy busy! Come on down serving until noon!

04/12/2026

We are all setup ready for the Pancake breakfast to begin serving at 7:00, see ya all soon! Many raffles to choose from as well!

04/04/2026

Come Hungry!! And many Raffle prizes to win!

03/20/2026

Reminder that today is Fred Dartt Day!

03/15/2026

Snow Emergency Declaration:
March 15, 2026

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Columbus, WI., and surrounding areas. Heavy, wet snow is expected Sunday night into Monday morning. The potential snowfall accumulations for the Columbus area are currently forecasted at 4-7 inches with the potential for morning commute impacts.

According to City Ordinance, a snow emergency is declared when snowfall is predicted by the National Weather Service to be 3” or more within a 24-hour period. All residents are required to remove their vehicles from all city streets during this event. Parking restrictions on city streets, alleys, and parking lots as per ordinance will be enforced, which includes the issuance of citations, which may start at 10:00 pm on March 15th and will be enforced until Snow Emergency is complete (48 hours after declaration) or has been rescinded.

For the safety of traffic and snow removal operations, the City of Columbus requires all residents to remove all vehicles from all city streets. Issuance of citations by the Columbus Police Department may start as early as 10:00 pm on March 15th.

For more info about Snow Emergencies, please visit our Snow Policies webpage: www.cityofcolumbuswi.com/2198/Snow-Policies

03/03/2026

Wisconsin Inspire Swans skaters Adie Dehn (Beaver Dam), Jordan Kovalaske (Beaver Dam), and Prudence Steiner (Columbus) qualified for the 2026 U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships. CFD escorted them as they headed out of town to their competition. Good luck girls!