LaGrange Fire Department

06/01/2026

Please consider staying indoors this afternoon. Know your nearest available shelter and be prepared.

Mon. June 1, 1:00 PM MDT -
A Severe T'Storm Watch is in effect for portions of southeast Wyo and the Neb panhandle through this evening. The primary concern is very large hail, although the stronger storms will also be capable of a tornado or damaging winds.

05/30/2026

Please consider moving indoors, and stay safe. The LaGrange area will be getting hit with this storm soon. Lightning has already picked up in our area and beyond.

Temperatures will range from the 60's and 70's west of I-25 and 70's to 80's east of I-25. Strong to Severe storms will be possible this afternoon and evening mainly east of the I-25 corridor. Large hail with tornadoes possible mainly in the Nebraska Panhandle this evening! High Winds will kick up overnight into Sunday Morning before gradually dying down in the afternoon. Stay Weather Aware!!!

05/29/2026

Please consider staying indoor, and stay safe tonight!

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A special weather statement has been issued for La Grange WY and Albin WY until 5:30 PM MDT

05/27/2026

LaGrange Fire responded to a mutual aid request from Banner County, NE. We were able to send 2 tenders, 1 tactical tender, 4 type 6 trucks, and 11 firefighters.

05/26/2026

Lagrange Fire is responding to a mutual aid request from Banner County, NE for a grass fire. Pleas be thoughtful of heavy emergency vehicle presence on HWY 88 in NE.

05/25/2026

In memory of many, in honor of all, thank you.
Your bravery and service will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

05/18/2026

EMS Week 2026 Improving Outcomes, Together.
“Improving Outcomes, Together extends beyond medicine. It’s a collective responsibility that involves investing in the people behind the care with fair pay, safe staffing levels, mental health resources, leadership that listens and acts, and opportunities for professional growth.
This week, we recognize the people behind the patch and reaffirm our commitment, as partners and communities, to Improving Outcomes, Together.”
This is the theme of EMS week 2026 and the thought behind this theme. This looks different for rural EMS in a volunteer setting. Don’t get us wrong we still need the support, but it looks different. We’re not seeking better pay. Why? Because we do it for free, because we’re passionate about serving our community and helping others. We are already blessed on our department with great leadership and availability to resources for our mental health. So how can we rally behind our EMT’s to show them how we as a community can improve outcomes, together? By showing them our love and support. This community is constantly showing up to support our department and we’re beyond grateful for that. Your gratitude and thankfulness is such a blessing to us as a whole, and especially to the EMT’s when you thank us after a call. We wouldn’t be able to provide the services we do without the overwhelming support and encouragement from our community. If you see a LaGrange EMT this week make sure to thank them for their willingness to be on standby 24/7 and respond when the need arises. Thank them for the training and time they put into being able to serve this community.

05/17/2026

LaGrange Fire Department was mutual aided by Banner county NE for a fire earlier this evening. We responded with Tanker 2, Tender 1, Tender 3, Engine 3, Support 8-2, and UTV 8-4. Along with 7 firefighters.

05/15/2026

We’re extremely grateful for each of our department members and the roles they take on to keep our department running and our community safe.

05/10/2026

🚨Mark your calendar🚨