Juneau Fire Department

05/28/2026

Last night the Juneau Fire Dept wrapped up our annual hose testing. This testing ensures our hoses pass the NFPA regulations for safe and reliable operation of our hoses and nozzles.

A few years ago we purchased a Roll 'n Rack hose roller to help us ensure firefighter safety while rolling and moving hoses, especially LDH. This purchase was funded with fundraising money's and will decrease the chances of back injuries related to hose rolling and movement.

05/21/2026

Good morning everyone, the Juneau Fire Department is looking to speak with anyone that has a hanger at the Dodge County Airport for training purposes. Please reach out to us on this post or pm the Fire Department page Thank you and have a wonderful day.

05/13/2026

National Police Week - Juneau Police Department. Giving appreciation and recognition to the officers that serve our department. Pictured below (Left to right); Officer Grace Millard, Officer Curtis Weber, Sergeant Michael Matoushek, Chief David Beal, Officer Joe Adamson and School Resource Officer Jake Borchardt.

05/10/2026

Happy MOTHER'S Day to all!

05/04/2026

Today is International Firefighters Day. We recognize firefighters around the world who place themselves in harm’s way to protect lives, property, and communities.

Here in Dodge County, we are proud of the fire service professionals we work alongside. Their preparedness, teamwork, and steady presence during both routine calls and critical incidents make a real difference every day. Thank you to our Dodge County firefighters for your dedication and commitment to public safety.

04/21/2026

Please note that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife (USFW) will be conducting a controlled burn of around 1,200 acres out at the Horicon Marsh today (April 21, 2026), beginning at 11 a.m.

Prescribed burns are a proven land management tool that reduce invasive species, recycle nutrients, and promote the growth of native plants. Controlled burns can help to restore native upland and wetland habitats, improving biodiversity and supporting long-term ecological health.

Residents in the area may notice smoke during the burn. Please use caution if you are traveling through this area.

04/17/2026

04/14/2026

Hang with us, this may be a longer post, but we want to make sure everyone is set up to receive important emergency notifications.

First, we encourage you to sign up for Dodge County’s local alert system (RAVE). This is our primary way to send out local emergency notifications directly to you.

• These alerts are specific to Dodge County, but you do not need to be physically in the county to receive them. They will reach you wherever you are and can be delivered by text, email, and/or phone call.
• If you use Spectrum for your mobile service, select Verizon as your carrier when registering.
• Once your profile is set up, send a test message to your phone number and email to confirm everything is working.
• Be sure to opt into both emergency alerts and weather alerts in your profile so you receive all relevant notifications.

Sign up here: https://www.getrave.com/login/dodgeco

Next, make sure your Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are turned on.

These are the “AMBER Alert-type” messages that automatically come through your phone for major emergencies. They are separate from RAVE and are managed at the national level. Check your phone settings and use the photo below as a guide based on your device.

Lastly, have multiple ways to receive weather alerts.
No single system is perfect, and redundancy matters.

• RAVE can send weather notifications if you enable them in your profile.
• Weather radios are inexpensive, reliable, and work even if cell service is limited.
• Allow notifications from trusted local weather sources on your phone.

With the potential for severe weather again today, this is a good time to make sure you are set up. We rely on these alert systems to communicate quickly with the community when conditions change. Outdoor warning sirens are an important tool, but they are not designed to be heard indoors and may be difficult to hear during storms. Having alerts enabled on your phone ensures you receive warnings wherever you are.

If you have any questions or need assistance signing up, please reach out to our office. We are happy to help.

04/07/2026

Last night at one of our monthly trainings, our members went over Aerial operations since we just got our aerial back, including flowing water with it. Members also did auto extrication on a few vehicles that we were gracious enough to get donated to us. Members tried different options as to getting to the patients that may need to be extricated in an emergent situation.

12/24/2025

Members of the Juneau Fire Department and Juneau Police Department- JPD delivered Elks Baskets this morning. It's always an honor to work along side such an amazing organization. From our family to yours we wish you a happy holidays.