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Fire Safety Week at Factoryville Christian School! We had a great time visiting Factoryville Christian School for Fire S...
10/06/2026

Fire Safety Week at Factoryville Christian School!

We had a great time visiting Factoryville Christian School for Fire Safety Week! The Leonidas Fire Department was excited to spend time with the students, teaching them important fire safety tips and helping them learn what to do in an emergency.

A big thank-you to the staff and students for welcoming us and making it such a fun and educational day!

Remember: Know two ways out, have a meeting place, and practice your fire escape plan!

PRESS RELEASEThis morning at approximately 3:28 AM, the Leonidas Township Fire Department was dispatched to the 52,000 b...
09/25/2026

PRESS RELEASE

This morning at approximately 3:28 AM, the Leonidas Township Fire Department was dispatched to the 52,000 block of Krupp Road for a reported structure fire. The fire was reported by a neighbor.

Fire units arrived on scene quickly and found a single-story residential structure fully involved in fire. Crews worked for approximately three hours to bring the fire under control and extinguish the remaining fire.

No injuries were reported.

The Leonidas Township Fire Department would like to thank the Mendon Township Fire Department and Colon Fire Department for their assistance on scene.

PRESS RELEASE – STRUCTURE FIREToday at approximately 8:23 a.m., the Leonidas Township Fire Department, along with automa...
09/18/2026

PRESS RELEASE – STRUCTURE FIRE

Today at approximately 8:23 a.m., the Leonidas Township Fire Department, along with automatic aid from the Athens Township Fire Department, was dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 53000 block of Shannon Road.

Units responded and arrived to find a two-story residential structure with heavy smoke showing from the home. Crews quickly deployed handlines and initiated an interior fire attack.

Firefighters encountered high heat, zero-visibility conditions, and significant hoarding conditions inside the residence. Despite these challenging conditions, crews worked to bring the fire under control in approximately three hours. Units remained on scene for approximately six hours conducting overhaul and completing other fireground operations.

No injuries to residents or firefighters were reported.

Due to significant fire damage and concerns regarding the structural integrity of the residence, the home was ultimately demolished.

The Leonidas Township Fire Department would like to thank Athens Township Fire Department, Colon Fire Department, Mendon Fire Department, Pavilion Township Fire Department, Climax Township Fire Department, Burr Oak Fire Department, Centreville Fire Department, and St. Joseph County Victim Services for their assistance on scene.

Incidents like this demonstrate the importance of strong mutual-aid partnerships and the support provided by agencies throughout our community. We greatly appreciate everyone who responded and assisted during this incident.

Last Sunday, our members, along with our mutual aid partners from Climax and Pavilion Township Fire Departments, conduct...
09/11/2026

Last Sunday, our members, along with our mutual aid partners from Climax and Pavilion Township Fire Departments, conducted a live-fire training burn.

Training opportunities like this are extremely valuable because they allow firefighters to practice and improve their skills in realistic conditions. Throughout the day, crews focused on search operations without a hoseline, hoseline advancement, fire attack, and extinguishment.

We are fortunate to have strong working relationships with our mutual aid partners. Training together helps ensure that when we are called to an emergency, our departments are prepared to work together safely and effectively.

This acquired structure provided numerous training opportunities over the past several months, and we are extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to use it. Sunday marked the final day of training and the end of the structure, but the experience gained from it will continue to benefit our members and the communities we serve.

Thank you to Climax and Pavilion Township Fire Departments for training alongside us and continuing to strengthen our mutual aid partnerships.

Most importantly, everything we do in training is ultimately for the people we serve. Opportunities like this allow our firefighters to build the skills, confidence, and teamwork needed when our neighbors are having their worst day. We are proud to serve our community and remain committed to continually improving so that when the call comes, we are prepared to provide the best service possible.The Pavilion Township Fire DepartmentClimax Township Fire Department

Good morning,The Leonidas Township Fire Department will be conducting a training burn using an acquired structure today,...
09/06/2026

Good morning,

The Leonidas Township Fire Department will be conducting a training burn using an acquired structure today, starting at 9:00 AM, in the area of Michigan Ave and Correll Road.

Residents and motorists in the area may notice increased fire department activity, emergency vehicles, and smoke throughout the training.

Please use caution when traveling through the area and avoid the training site when possible.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as our firefighters take advantage of this valuable training opportunity.

πŸš’ Joint Training Today! πŸš’A big thank you to Climax Fire Department for coming out and training with Leonidas Township Fi...
08/09/2026

πŸš’ Joint Training Today! πŸš’

A big thank you to Climax Fire Department for coming out and training with Leonidas Township Fire Department today!

Today’s training focused on hoseline movement while flowing water and several VES (Vent-Enter-Search) scenarios.

Strong working relationships with our mutual aid partners are extremely important. Training together helps us build teamwork, improve communication, and ensures we’re ready to work effectively together when the call comes in.

Thank you again to Climax Fire Department for a great day of training! πŸ”₯πŸš’

Climax Township Fire Department

🚨 NEW VEHICLE ALERT 🚨The Leonidas Township Fire Department is proud to introduce our new 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe!This vehic...
08/03/2026

🚨 NEW VEHICLE ALERT 🚨

The Leonidas Township Fire Department is proud to introduce our new 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe!

This vehicle will primarily be used for medical responses and will help our personnel respond safely and efficiently throughout the community. It is also the first brand-new vehicle purchased by the department since 2004.

We also recently received a significant donation that will help us purchase additional equipment for the department. Stay tuned for another exciting announcement soon!

Thank you to our community for your continued support!

We'd like to take a moment to congratulate our three newest firefighters on successfully graduating from the 2026 Kalama...
06/26/2026

We'd like to take a moment to congratulate our three newest firefighters on successfully graduating from the 2026 Kalamazoo County Fire Academy! πŸš’πŸ”₯

Your hard work, dedication, and countless long days over the past six months have paid off. This achievement reflects the commitment, perseverance, and determination you've shown every step of the way.

We are incredibly proud of each of you and excited to have you serving alongside us. Congratulations on this well-earned accomplishment, and welcome to the fire service! We look forward to watching your careers grow and wish you many safe and successful years ahead.

04/12/2026

Leonidas Township Fire Department Training Opportunity

The Leonidas Township Fire Department is currently looking for wooded areas or grass fields that can be used for controlled burns as part of our training program.

If you have property that may be suitable and are interested in allowing the department to conduct training, please reach out to us. This is a great opportunity to assist with fuel reduction while supporting firefighter training.

You can contact us by sending a message, commenting on this post, or calling the station at 269-496-7213.

We appreciate your support of the Leonidas Township Fire Department and our ongoing efforts to better serve the community.

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30931 King Road
Leonidas, MI
49066

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