Unadilla Township Fire Department

10/06/2026

Heads up!
Have a spooktacular time trick or treating!

09/24/2026

Thank you for your help today Putnam Fire brothers!

09/11/2026

Remembering those who died on 9/11.

08/11/2026

Thank you all for your help!

07/16/2026

📢 Farmers Market Cancellation Notice

Hi everyone — we wanted to share an important update. Due to the extremely poor air quality across Michigan from ongoing fire pollution, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel tomorrow’s Unadilla Township Farmers Market.

The health and safety of our vendors, visitors, and community always come first. With current conditions rated as very unhealthy.

We appreciate your understanding and support. Stay safe, take care of yourselves, and we look forward to seeing you next month August 21st. 💚

07/09/2026

In this episode of Tune In with MPSCS, host Danielle Stewart sits d...

07/05/2026

Thank you to our wonderful community members and visitors who either participated in or watched our terrific, small-town 4th parade and especially to Miss Charlotte Bell for her beautiful singing of our National Anthem! Blessings to Gordie Kunzelman for continuing, year after year, to emcee the parade. We love you Gordie! Thanks to our firefighters, medical responders, our families and friends, fellow brothers and sisters of Stockbridge Fire and Putnam Fire, the Unadilla Police Dept and the 4th Committee members for your help before, during and after the parade, and our Twp Board members for their unending support. Happy birthday America!

07/03/2026

An important message to pass along!

Call them what you will—Chinese lanterns, sky lanterns, paper lanterns, or luminaries.
They might look beautiful floating into the night sky, but they are an uncontrolled fire hazard.
Sky Lanterns Are ILLEGAL in Michigan
Many people do not realize that under the Michigan Fireworks Safety Act, it is illegal to ignite and launch sky lanterns anywhere in the state. Because they are uncontrolled open flames, they pose an immediate threat to life and property.
Why They Are a Real Threat To Our Community:
Uncontrolled Flames: You are lighting a fire and letting the wind carry it wherever it wants. Long Burn Times: These lanterns can stay airborne and lit for 10 to 30 minutes.
Massive Range: The danger isn't just in your yard. Wind can carry them 10 to 20 miles away into neighboring towns.
Local History: We know the danger firsthand. In the summer of 2015, a sky lantern landed right in our own fire station's landscaping and caught fire.
Property & Wildlife Damage: They frequently land on dry rooftops, in brown vegetation, or in farmers' fields where the leftover wire and bamboo frames choke and kill local livestock.
Before you light a sky lantern, think about where it will come down. Think about the young family with a baby sleeping in a crib downwind, or the retired couple whose home is at risk just because a floating flame "looks pretty" and remember... Tangled is just a movie.
Thank you, and please stay safe!

06/30/2026

Thank you Chief Gentry for your dedication to your community and Livingston County! Enjoy your well earned retirement. You will surely be missed.

06/18/2026

UTFD wishes Chief Gentry of Green Oak a long and happy retirement! Thank you for serving your community and Livingston County. You will surely be missed.

Gentry said it has been his "great honor and privilege" to serve the community for the past 33 years.