Lincoln Volunteer Fire Rescue

05/13/2026

Gonna be windy and hot so please think about these things if your gonna start a burn pile. May be best to wait till The winds die down.

Elevated to critical fire weather conditions develop this afternoon amid hot, dry, and breezy to windy conditions. There will also be gusty showers and thunderstorms that race northeastward in the afternoon and evening. Be sure to avoid actions that may cause sparks and be ready to take shelter from storms if outdoors.

05/11/2026

Usfs will be continuing their burn up Stemple today. It will very visible.

05/06/2026

USFS will be doing another controlled burn up stemple to get rid of some heavy fuel loading. It will put up a lot of heavy smoke but conditions are good for it and its very needed.

05/04/2026

There is a USFS controlled burn in the Hogum Creek area. Its very visible from Lincoln and Helena, and will be for several days. There are signs along hwy 200 and right at Hogum. Its on Watch Duty. Please do not call 911. Its well in the boundaries of the prescriptive burn and there are firefighters in the area.

04/19/2026

Beautiful day to get out and train. Got some "patients" rescued, cut up some cars and had a blast.

04/07/2026

I want to recognize our 2025 firefighter of the year Mike Schwieterman and our cadet of the year Ian Mengel. They both go above and beyond and huge assets to Lincoln Fire. Thank you gentlemen. Very much appreciated and great job!

04/06/2026

We have some strong winds coming in Tue so please take the time to make sure your burns from the weekend are dead out before it gets here.

04/06/2026

Another great Easter egg hunt for the kids. Thanks all who came and enjoyed the fun and thanks to the Lincoln Baptist Church ladies who helped us out and filled eggs. Happy Easter!

04/03/2026

Easter egg hunt is 1pm at Hooper Park for kids up thru 6th grade. Hope to see you there!

03/30/2026

We would like to thank everyone that made our Firemans Ball fundraiser a huge success. With rising costs for fuel, equipment, and everything in between, the money raised helps keeps us operating and lets us upgrade equipment and send firefighters to trainings. Thank you so much for always supporting your first responders. From the helpers in the kitchen, the businesses and people that donated items for the auctions, the band, the guys on the grill, the desert makers, and of course the folks that bid on items- we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. It means everything to us that even in a tough economy, youre still willing to help us out.