Laurel Fire Dept.

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

Almost last call. Don't get left out!

05/26/2026

Come join us at Laurel Fire Department for our annual cash bash. Lots of money to be won!!!

This is the first of two amazing cash loaded cakes you could win if you come and buy chances. Come support a great cause!!

Can't make it? Thats okay! You can still buy tickets for the big cash prizes that are drawn all night long!

Need tickets?? Contact any Laurel Fire Dept. Member today!

05/19/2026

🚒💧 Please consider making a donation to the Laurel Fire Department to help keep our crews hydrated during emergency responses, training, and community events.
With the warmer weather approaching, access to water and sports drinks is essential for the health and safety of our firefighters and EMS personnel while they serve our community.
Any donation, big or small, is very much appreciated and goes a long way in supporting the members who answer the call day and night.
Thank you for your continued support of the Laurel Fire Department and the volunteers and staff who proudly serve our community. ❤️🚒

04/28/2026

We are about a month away from our annual CASH BASH!!!!! We still have tickets available. Please reach out to any member for tickets!!! We can’t wait to see everyone this year!!!

04/06/2026

The Officers and members of the Laurel Fire Dept. are saddened to announce the unexpected passing of Past Chief Engineer and Past President Richard "Dickie" Russell. Dickie was a 50+ year member of the Laurel Fire Dept. and he will be sadly missed. Our condolences to the family

03/24/2026

02/23/2026

With the recent snowfall, we ask for your help in keeping fire hydrants accessible.

If there is a fire hydrant near your home or property, please make sure it is cleared of snow and ice. Firefighters need quick and easy access in an emergency.

What to do:

Clear at least 3 feet around all sides of the hydrant
Remove snow and ice completely from the hydrant
Clear a path from the hydrant to the street
Doing your part helps first responders do theirs — and could make a critical difference in an emergency.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe this winter. Please stay safe and warm.

02/23/2026

Governor Matthew Meyer has issued a Statewide Level 3 Driving Ban for Kent and Sussex counties beginning at 10 p.m. This state-mandated Driving Ban will remain in place to keep emergency responders and other essential motorists safe by minimizing nonessential travel during severe weather and perilous road conditions.

Read more at: https://ow.ly/nNBe50Yk3ir

01/19/2026