Dodge Center Fire Department

04/07/2026

Women Explore Fire day at Olmsted Public Training Center on May 2, 2026!

03/31/2026

This past weekend, the DCFD held it's annual party. Hammer Q provided an amazing supper. Every year we give out a couple of awards. Kyle Olevson took home Fire Fighter of the year and Isaac Kenworthy took home most calls made and the departments achievement award for making the most points earned through the year. Congratulations to them both!

03/14/2026

Come out for spaghetti until 730pm tonight. $8Adults, $5 Children.
And check out our newly restored Engine 31.

03/14/2026

🚨🤫 Something BIG is happening tomorrow night… 🤫🚨

The Dodge Center Fire Department Spaghetti Dinner isn’t just about great food this year… 🍝🔥

We’ve got a SURPRISE planned that will be revealed during the dinner, and let’s just say… you’re going to want to be there when it happens. 👀🚒

What is it?
We’re not telling… yet. 😏

But trust us — you won’t want to miss this reveal.

Bring your family, bring your friends, and come enjoy a great meal while being part of the excitement!

🍝 Great Spaghetti
🚒 Great Community
🎉 One BIG Surprise

📍 Dodge Center Fire Department
🗓 Tomorrow Night

Be there when the surprise is revealed… 👀🔥

02/21/2026

A delicious meal and a great cause—all in support of the DCFD.
Every dollar raised helps provide critical equipment, advanced firefighter training, and additional safety education for our community. Thank you for supporting your local Fire Department.

02/12/2026

Save the date! Registration is now open for the 2026 Women Explore Fire Day in Minnesota!

Registration is now open for the 2026 Women Explore Fire Day in Minnesota!

Join us on May 2, 2026 for a hands-on, empowering experience created to introduce women to careers in the fire service. Whether you’re exploring volunteer, paid on-call, or full-time opportunities, this event is your chance to learn new skills, connect with others, and get an inside look at life as a firefighter or first responder.

Learn more and register at womenexplorefire.com 🔥

01/22/2026

🚨 EXTREME COLD WEATHER SAFETY REMINDER 🚨

With the extreme cold we’re experiencing, it’s critical to keep ALL exterior vents clear of snow and ice — including furnace vents, water heater exhausts, dryer vents, and around gas meters.

❄️ Blocked vents can cause:
• Carbon monoxide buildup
• Appliance failure
• Fire hazards
• Dangerous exhaust backing into your home

Please take a few minutes to check your home after snowfall and drifting winds. Clear snow away and make sure vents can properly exhaust.

A few minutes outside could prevent a serious emergency inside.

Stay warm. Stay safe.
— Dodge Center Fire Department 🚒

12/31/2025

🎉 Thank You & Happy New Year from the Dodge Center Fire Department! 🚒

As we say goodbye to another year, we want to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to our community for your continued support of the Dodge Center Fire Department. Your encouragement, trust, and partnership mean more to us than words can say.

As you celebrate tonight with family and friends, we ask everyone to make safe choices:

• Celebrate responsibly

• Use extra caution with fireworks and heat sources

• Plan ahead for a safe ride home

Our goal is for everyone to ring in the New Year safely and start 2026 on a positive note. Thank you for helping us keep Dodge Center a safe place to live, work, and celebrate.

🎆 Happy New Year — stay safe and enjoy the night! 🎆

12/25/2025

🎄🔥 Merry Christmas from the Dodge Center Fire Department 🔥🎄

As we celebrate this special season, we’re reminded that Christmas is about family, community, and looking out for one another. Whether you’re gathered around the tree, traveling to see loved ones, or enjoying a quiet night at home, please take a moment to stay fire-safe this holiday season.

From all of us at the Dodge Center Fire Department, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe, happy holiday! Thank you for your continued support throughout the year. ❤️🚒

12/17/2025

Holiday Fire Safety Reminder from the Dodge Center Fire Department

Real Christmas trees can dry out quickly, and a dry tree can become a serious fire hazard in a matter of seconds. To keep your home and family safe this holiday season, make sure to water your real Christmas tree every day and check that the base never dries out. Always keep trees away from heat sources like space heaters, fireplaces, and candles, and turn off tree lights when you leave the house or go to bed. A little water each day can make a big difference in preventing a holiday tragedy. Stay safe and enjoy a fire 🔥 free Christmas. 🎄🔥🚒