Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department

Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department Proudly serving since 1955.
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The Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department is committed to provide excellent emergency services by providing a professional agency that engages public involvement to support the communities it serves.

🚑 Join the Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department!  We’re looking for Emergency Medical Responders to help provide c...
08/29/2026

🚑 Join the Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department!
We’re looking for Emergency Medical Responders to help provide critical care at the scene of emergencies and support our firefighters during rehab operations.

Requirements:
• Must have or be able to obtain EMR-Basic commission
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Problem-solving ability
• Must be at least 18 years old

💪 Step Up and Respond!
Volunteer with us and make a difference in your community.

📧 Apply today: [email protected]

Learn more at: https://libertyfd.org/join/

Image: Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department flyer recruiting EMRs. Includes department logo, Step Up and Respond, a fire engine and an EMS employee providing patient care. Requirements include EMR-Basic certification, communication skills, problem-solving, and age 18+. Contact email shown.

IDEM Emergency Disaster Debris Burning AuthorizedUnder normal circumstances, open burning is prohibited in Porter County...
08/29/2026

IDEM Emergency Disaster Debris Burning Authorized

Under normal circumstances, open burning is prohibited in Porter County except where specifically permitted by applicable law, regulation, or authorization. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has authorized each individual fire department to make the determination to allow open burning because of the August 11, 2026, storm and derecho that impacted the area. LTVFD will be allowing limited authorization subject to strict conditions designed to protect public safety and reduce the risk of wildfire or uncontrolled fire and facilitate speedy recovery following the storm cleanup.

Residents who choose to conduct an authorized open burn are responsible for complying with all applicable requirements and conditions.

Read more about the article in the comments.

Image: Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department notice: debris burning permitted under IDEM emergency disaster procedures, showing fallen tree branches near a damaged building.

☕ ONE LAST CUP – Coffee & Donuts ☕Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department invites all former members to join us for a...
08/28/2026

☕ ONE LAST CUP – Coffee & Donuts ☕
Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department invites all former members to join us for a final get together at the old station. This event is not open to the public.

While this event is not open to the public, a future event will be planned for the community to visit the new building, located on the same property.

Date: 26 September 2026
Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Location: 47 West 900 North, Chesterton, IN 46304
More Info: www.libertyfd.org

Please scan the QR code in the flyer to RSVP.

Come share a cup, reconnect with familiar faces, and help us celebrate the closing chapter of this station’s history. We hope to see you there!

Image: Official LTVFD flyer announcement with a QR code for "One Last Cup" Coffee & Donuts.

Electrical & Roadway SafetyThe department is receiving numerous reported downed power lines. Please use the contact info...
08/18/2026

Electrical & Roadway Safety

The department is receiving numerous reported downed power lines. Please use the contact information below for reporting. We are prioritizing calls based on public safety and health issues.

If you see downed power lines, sagging electrical wires, or roadway obstructions, please report them immediately and keep a safe distance.

🔌 NIPSCO customers: 1-800-4-NIPSCO (1-800-464-7726) – available 24/7

⚡ Kankakee Valley REMC customers: 1-800-552-2622 for outages, emergencies, or hazards

🌳 Downed trees or roadway obstructions: Porter County Highway Department – 219-465-3570

📞 Porter County Non-Emergency Dispatch: 219-477-3170

🚔 Indiana State Police – Lowell Post (Non-Emergency): 219-696-6242

🛣️ Indiana Toll Road (Non-Emergency Assistance): *999 from a mobile phone while on the Toll Road, or (574) 675‑4010

🚨 Please call 911 only for true emergencies.

❗ NEVER touch downed or sagging power lines. Assume all lines are energized and dangerous. Stay away and report them immediately.

08/17/2026

August 17 Community Update - Severe Storm Response & Recovery

LTVFD continues to monitor conditions throughout our community as recovery efforts from the August 11 severe storm and derecho continue.

Department leadership has remained in contact with the Highway Department regarding road conditions and ongoing debris removal efforts. LTVFD is coordinating with the Highway Department to help ensure emergency response routes remain clear and accessible for fire, rescue, and other emergency operations.

Residents are asked to avoid these areas and not attempt to drive around barricades or through areas that have been identified as unsafe or impassable.

The current plan is to have all roads made passable by Friday, August 21, weather and conditions permitting.

We appreciate the continued patience and cooperation of our community members as recovery efforts continue.

Community Update: 104 Hours Into Severe Weather Response and Recovery
08/16/2026

Community Update: 104 Hours Into Severe Weather Response and Recovery

First and foremost, LTVFD wants to wish everyone well and hope that our community members and their families are safe and in good spirits following the severe

Weather Briefing Report Friday Night into Saturday Morning 8/14/2026-8/15/2026The latest weather report for the area exp...
08/15/2026

Weather Briefing Report Friday Night into Saturday Morning 8/14/2026-8/15/2026

The latest weather report for the area expected; Significant Flooding Risk, especially along and south of Interstate 80. Another round of thunderstorms is expected tonight. Torrential rain rates may lead to widespread flash flooding. In addition, to locally damaging winds.

Please remember to turn around where roads are flooded and seek alternate routes. Ditch lines along roads may rise rapidly and create flash floods.



Source: NWS

An Update from Kankakee Valley REMC as of 8/14/2026 | 7:41 PMKV REMC members in the Jackson Township area who recently h...
08/15/2026

An Update from Kankakee Valley REMC as of 8/14/2026 | 7:41 PM

KV REMC members in the Jackson Township area who recently had their power restored may be experiencing blinking lights.

The West Toll Substation is still not energized, and our crews are working to serve the area through other substations. Because this is an unusual situation, adjustments need to be made to the load settings on the substation equipment.

Members who have had power restored for the past day may experience another brief interruption while these adjustments are made. Again, this is only temporary as we work through the equipment settings.

Outage Map: https://kvremc.outagemap.coop/ #/

Liberty Bible Church at 824 North Calumet Avenue in Liberty Township has announced it is open to the public until 8 PM w...
08/15/2026

Liberty Bible Church at 824 North Calumet Avenue in Liberty Township has announced it is open to the public until 8 PM with air conditioning, internet access and gyms available.

Residents needing showers are available, but you must call ahead and make an appointment.

To schedule a shower or need more information please call 219-926-3038.

Thank you Liberty Bible Church - Chesterton

[Image description: Liberty Bible Church logo.]

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47 W 900 N
Liberty, IN
46304

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