The mission of the Green Bay Metro Fire Department is to protect and educate our community, show compassion to all, and continue the honored tradition and dedication of the fire service.
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We caught a glimpse of the Goodyear Blimp this morning at Station 1 😁
We caught a glimpse of the Goodyear Blimp this morning at Station 1 😁
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s East Side*
Green Bay Metro Fire Department units were dispatched at 12:30 PM on 7-25-21 for the report of a garage on fire at the 1200 block of Stuart Street. Units arrived on scene within 4 minutes and found smoke and flames coming from a two stall detached garage. The fire was quickly attacked and extinguished with 5 minutes. No civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from the fire. No occupants were displaced as a result of the fire. The fire is under investigation by the Green Bay Metro Fire Department Fire Marshal's Office.
The Green Bay Metro Fire Department was assisted by the Green Bay Police Department, Wisconsin Public Service, and Brown County Emergency Dispatch Center.
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s East Side*
Green Bay Metro Fire Department units were dispatched at 12:30 PM on 7-25-21 for the report of a garage on fire at the 1200 block of Stuart Street. Units arrived on scene within 4 minutes and found smoke and flames coming from a two stall detached garage. The fire was quickly attacked and extinguished with 5 minutes. No civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from the fire. No occupants were displaced as a result of the fire. The fire is under investigation by the Green Bay Metro Fire Department Fire Marshal's Office.
The Green Bay Metro Fire Department was assisted by the Green Bay Police Department, Wisconsin Public Service, and Brown County Emergency Dispatch Center.
*Incident Release*
**Fire on Green Bay’s East Side**
GBMFD units were dispatched to the 1400 block of Elm Street for a deck on fire at a residential home. Upon arrival, the fire department found flames and smoke coming from a second level deck on the rear of the home. The fire had extended into the siding and into the roof area. The fire was quickly extinguished and the building and roof were checked for extension. All residents and pets had evacuated safely. One resident was transported with difficulty breathing.
GBMFD was assisted by the GBPD, WPS, and Brown County Dispatch. GBMFD reminds citizens to properly dispose of smoking materials.
*Incident Release*
**Fire on Green Bay’s East Side**
GBMFD units were dispatched to the 1400 block of Elm Street for a deck on fire at a residential home. Upon arrival, the fire department found flames and smoke coming from a second level deck on the rear of the home. The fire had extended into the siding and into the roof area. The fire was quickly extinguished and the building and roof were checked for extension. All residents and pets had evacuated safely. One resident was transported with difficulty breathing.
GBMFD was assisted by the GBPD, WPS, and Brown County Dispatch. GBMFD reminds citizens to properly dispose of smoking materials.
#ThrowbackThursday
This is one of Green Bay’s first motorized fire apparatuses. The chassis, an Oneida, was manufactured here in Green Bay. The rig was built in 1919 at a cost of $3,375.00 The only person identified in this photo is Gus Jeanquart (center).
#ThrowbackThursday
This is one of Green Bay’s first motorized fire apparatuses. The chassis, an Oneida, was manufactured here in Green Bay. The rig was built in 1919 at a cost of $3,375.00 The only person identified in this photo is Gus Jeanquart (center).
Did you know? Wisconsin is #1 in fall related deaths. Brown County alone sees 32 falls per day. As we age, the risk of falls increases. Let us help you reduce that risk! We offer the Stepping On workshop, a fall prevention program proven to reduce falls by 50%. Contact us today to learn more (920) 448-4300
This was found outside of Station 2 🚒 Hope everyone is having a great Tuesday 😎
This was found outside of Station 2 🚒 Hope everyone is having a great Tuesday 😎
It’s going to be another hot day today! 🌞 Beat the heat and check out the listed tips below.
#HotWeatherSafety #StayCool
It’s going to be another hot day today! 🌞 Beat the heat and check out the listed tips below.
#HotWeatherSafety #StayCool
Did you know? Wisconsin is #1 in fall related deaths. Brown County alone sees 32 falls per day. As we age, the risk of falls increases. Here at ADRC, we have a program that can help! Contact us today to learn more (920) 448-4300
It’s #PetFireSafetyDay today! Check out these safety tips and visit https://www.nfpa.org/-/media/Files/Public-Education/Resources/Safety-tip-sheets/PetSafetyTips.ashx for more information.
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Severe weather is expected for the Green Bay area this afternoon. Check out this important information on lighting safety⛈
⚡️⚡️ The severe thunderstorm potential is greatest across central and east- central WI, but lightning is possible everywhere. Remember, when thunder roars, go indoors! If you're not at home stay inside a hard-topped vehicle to remain protected.
https://www.weather.gov/safety/lightning
*Faces of the GBMFD*
We would like to proudly introduce Engineer/Paramedic Nate Timm. Nate started out his career with the Allouez Fire Department in 2005; in 2012 the Allouez Fire Department merged with the Green Bay Fire Department. Nate currently works out of Station 8 in Allouez. “The most rewarding part of my job is being able to interact with the public and help them during emergency situations.”
Outside of work, Nate enjoys spending time with family up north, golfing, and snowmobiling in the winter.
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Faces of the GBMFD is a social media series aimed to show the community different staff that work throughout our department.
*Faces of the GBMFD*
We would like to proudly introduce Engineer/Paramedic Nate Timm. Nate started out his career with the Allouez Fire Department in 2005; in 2012 the Allouez Fire Department merged with the Green Bay Fire Department. Nate currently works out of Station 8 in Allouez. “The most rewarding part of my job is being able to interact with the public and help them during emergency situations.”
Outside of work, Nate enjoys spending time with family up north, golfing, and snowmobiling in the winter.
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Faces of the GBMFD is a social media series aimed to show the community different staff that work throughout our department.
***OUTDATED INFORMATION***
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for central and east central Wisconsin until 10 PM.
The Green Bay Metro Fire Department is pleased to announce the recent promotions of some of our members!
Lieutenants Barry Wiegert and Todd Schadrie have been promoted to Captain. Engineers Sean Linssen and Kurt Gunn have been promoted to Lieutenant. Firefighters Brian Norton, Shane Hanson, and Kraig Isley have been promoted to Engineer.
Congratulations to these seven members, we wish them the best of luck in their new positions!
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s East Side*
GBMFD units were dispatched at approximately 1:48 AM on 7-5-21 for report of a garage fire at the 1900 block of Smith Street. Units arrived on scene in 3 minutes and found smoke and flames coming from a one stall, detached garage. The fire was quickly attacked and extinguished within 10 minutes.The Green Bay Metro Fire Department was assisted by Green Bay Police Department, and Brown County Emergency Dispatch Center.
No civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from the fire. No occupants were displaced as a result of the fire. The fire was caused by improper disposal of fireworks as determined by GBMFD's Fire Marshal's Office.
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s East Side*
GBMFD units were dispatched at approximately 1:48 AM on 7-5-21 for report of a garage fire at the 1900 block of Smith Street. Units arrived on scene in 3 minutes and found smoke and flames coming from a one stall, detached garage. The fire was quickly attacked and extinguished within 10 minutes.The Green Bay Metro Fire Department was assisted by Green Bay Police Department, and Brown County Emergency Dispatch Center.
No civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from the fire. No occupants were displaced as a result of the fire. The fire was caused by improper disposal of fireworks as determined by GBMFD's Fire Marshal's Office.
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s West Side*
At approximately 9:50 PM on 07/04/2021, the Green Bay Metro Fire Department responded to the 200 block of Hazel Street for the report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, companies reported heavy exterior fire conditions in the rear of the structure extending into the residence. All residents self evacuated and the fire was under control in less than ten minutes. Fire companies continued overhaul and ventilation operations for approximately an hour. Assisting agencies include the Green Bay Police Department, WPS and Red Cross.
The GBMFD Fire Marshal's Office investigated the fire and the cause of the fire was found to be improper disposal of fireworks. There were no civilian or firefighter injuries reported and seven people and 4 pets were displaced.
**Incident Release**
*Fire on Green Bay’s West Side*
At approximately 9:50 PM on 07/04/2021, the Green Bay Metro Fire Department responded to the 200 block of Hazel Street for the report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, companies reported heavy exterior fire conditions in the rear of the structure extending into the residence. All residents self evacuated and the fire was under control in less than ten minutes. Fire companies continued overhaul and ventilation operations for approximately an hour. Assisting agencies include the Green Bay Police Department, WPS and Red Cross.
The GBMFD Fire Marshal's Office investigated the fire and the cause of the fire was found to be improper disposal of fireworks. There were no civilian or firefighter injuries reported and seven people and 4 pets were displaced.
*Friendly Reminder Alert*
Throwing away firework debris, duds, and even unused fireworks are a huge fire hazard. When disposing these items, the best practice is to soak them in a bucket of water overnight before placing them in the trash.
*Friendly Reminder Alert*
Throwing away firework debris, duds, and even unused fireworks are a huge fire hazard. When disposing these items, the best practice is to soak them in a bucket of water overnight before placing them in the trash.
Last week Green Bay hosted the Wisconsin Fire Chiefs Conference. Check out the event wrap up and the new board of directors here: https://greenbaywi.gov/1235/Happening-Now
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A shared safety message with the Brown County Sheriff's Office as we head into the 4th of July weekend 🚒🇺🇸🚔🎆
Congratulations on your retirement Engineer Steve Zich!
Green Bay Metro Fire Department is going airborne!
We would like to show off our new drone. This piece of equipment will be used for various purposes, including: provide comprehensive pictures of an initial incident, help assess response efforts and tactical decisions for large scale incidents, assist with search & rescue operations and provide picture/video live streams to the command post or Emergency Operation Center.
This drone will require specialized operators for successful and safe usage. Over the next few weeks, fire department staff will go through an extensive training procedures before it can be used for incidents.
Thank you Titletown Drones LLC for supplying us with this unique tool.
Today we held our ‘Thank You Hydro Helpers’ event at Bay Beach! It was a beautiful day to celebrate some awesome kids in our community. For those that aren’t familiar with Hydro Helpers, this is a program designed for kids to help clear out fire hydrants after snow storms.
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Were you a Hydro Helper during the 2020-2021 winter season? If you weren’t able to make today’s event, please send Lt. Walesh an email at [email protected] to claim your goody bag. Green Bay Water Utility
ISO Recertification Press Conference
City of Green Bay Government
Green Bay Water Utility
Village of Allouez
Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin
Brown County Public Safety Communications
*Reminder*
Tomorrow is our “Hydro Helper ‘Thank You’ Event!” We will be located inside the white pavilion at Bay Beach Amusement Park. Helpers and family, please stop in between 1 PM - 3 PM to pick up a goody bag and to check out a fire truck 🚒
City of Green Bay Safety Tips with the Fire Department and Police Department
Today is Kids’ Day!
The Fire Department will be at Joannes Park today from 11-3; stop by to meet some firefighters and check out a fire truck 🚒
Today is Kids’ Day!
The Fire Department will be at Joannes Park today from 11-3; stop by to meet some firefighters and check out a fire truck 🚒
Request for water conservation Saturday, June 26, 2021
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Our fire explorers were working hard today! The Wisconsin State Fire Chiefs Conference is being hosted in Green Bay this year. Thank you explorers for getting all the fire trucks and ambulances ready for the show room! 🚒🚑
We would like to give a shout out and a big thank you to You Are My Sunshine - Allouez Daycare for their donation from their “Pay It Forward” campaign!
Our department received Gatorade, water and some awesome snacks. In return, Station 8 showed off the rigs, equipment and had some great chats about fire safety.
Thank you again!
Keep your cookouts accident and injury free! Practice fire safety with everyone in the home, including children and pets. #summerfiresafety
Keep your cookouts accident and injury free! Practice fire safety with everyone in the home, including children and pets. #summerfiresafety
June 20th, 2015 is a day our members will never forget. Lieutenant Michael Miller was working a 24 hour shift when he responded to his final alarm. Lieutenant Miller loyally served his community for 18 years and was assigned to Station 3 on A shift. Rest easy brother.
LODD Lieutenant Michael Miller 6-20-15 “Gone but Not Forgotten”
June 20th, 2015 is a day our members will never forget. Lieutenant Michael Miller was working a 24 hour shift when he responded to his final alarm. Lieutenant Miller loyally served his community for 18 years and was assigned to Station 3 on A shift. Rest easy brother.
LODD Lieutenant Michael Miller 6-20-15 “Gone but Not Forgotten”
*Faces of the GBMFD*
We would like to proudly introduce Captain Bernie Carwardine! Captain Carwardine was hired in 1995 and has been with our department for 26 years. Prior to that, he was a volunteer firefighter for Milton Fire Department. Captain Carwardine currently works at Station 3, which is the oldest working firehouse in the city.
“Being in my current role, as a Captain, has been such an honor. Working my way up the ladder, no pun intended, has been an exciting ride and prepared me well for this position. Besides helping people, the best part of my job is working with a dedicated group of men and women.”
Outside of work, Captain Carwardine coaches different sport teams for middle and high school, spends time with family and enjoys traveling.
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Faces of the GBMFD is a social media series aimed to show the community different staff that work throughout our department.
*Faces of the GBMFD*
We would like to proudly introduce Captain Bernie Carwardine! Captain Carwardine was hired in 1995 and has been with our department for 26 years. Prior to that, he was a volunteer firefighter for Milton Fire Department. Captain Carwardine currently works at Station 3, which is the oldest working firehouse in the city.
“Being in my current role, as a Captain, has been such an honor. Working my way up the ladder, no pun intended, has been an exciting ride and prepared me well for this position. Besides helping people, the best part of my job is working with a dedicated group of men and women.”
Outside of work, Captain Carwardine coaches different sport teams for middle and high school, spends time with family and enjoys traveling.
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Faces of the GBMFD is a social media series aimed to show the community different staff that work throughout our department.
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