Lisbon Fire Department

05/22/2026

As part of our on boarding process Fire fighters test their fear of heights. Climbing 105ft at 60* degrees no stopping until they reach the top.

05/21/2026

🇺🇸 LISBON MEMORIAL DAY PARADE 🇺🇸

Please join the American Legion and the Town of Lisbon on Monday, May 25th, as we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

📍 Parade Route:
The parade will begin at Lisbon High School and travel east on Rt. 196, ending at the Worumbo Waterfront area at 1 Canal Street Lisbon Falls.

🕘 Parade Start Time: 9:00 AM

🎖️ Memorial Ceremony:
A ceremony honoring our fallen military personnel will immediately follow the parade at the Worumbo Waterfront.

🚧 Traffic Notice:
Rt. 196 as well as Canal Street, will be shut down during the parade from approximately 0845 hrs to 1000 hrs. Please plan travel accordingly.

As a community, let us all come together to remember and honor all military personnel who gave their lives in service to our country. Their courage, sacrifice, and dedication will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

05/17/2026

Today, members of the Lisbon Fire Department trained alongside our mutual aid partners at Durham Fire and Rescue for water rescue operations. Crews participated in both classroom and hands-on training focused on equipment, tactics, and coordinated boat operations.

Training with our mutual aid partners helps ensure we are prepared for water rescue emergencies and other high-risk incidents in our community.

Interested in joining the Lisbon Fire Department? Stop by the station or send us a message today!

05/15/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with our Brothers and Sisters in Searsmont as the grieve the loss of one of their own and standby those recovering from their injuries. Tragedies like this highlight the risk our members face.

Rest in peace, we have the watch from here. 🕊️

A firefighter is dead and several people are in serious and critical condition after a burning silo exploded at the Robbins Lumber mill in Searsmont, according to the Maine State Fire Marshal's Office. Click the link in the comments for more on this developing story.

05/14/2026

Lisbon Fire Department would like to recognize the hard work of the Lisbon Police Department during National Police Week.

We are thankful for the dedication and professionalism the officers of LPD bring to our community each and every day. Both departments regularly work side-by-side at critical incidents, and to say Lisbon Police lives by their core values of integrity, respect, and compassion would be an understatement.

While we may occasionally remind them that firefighters are everyone’s favorite first responders, we are proud to stand alongside the men and women of LPD in serving our town.

Below are a few of our favorite photos of Lisbon Police in action.

Thank you, LPD!

05/10/2026

Truck 6 and Engine 1 covered the City of Lewiston while they operated at a first alarm fire.

05/08/2026

This week, your Lisbon firefighters trained on drafting and pump operations with Tender 2 and Engine 1 — building and sharpening the skills needed to keep water flowing efficiently on the fireground. Training included both new operators and refresher training for experienced members.

Did you know that every day, the firefighters on duty complete training to stay prepared for the emergencies our community depends on us for? Continuous training is what helps ensure a safe, effective, and professional response when seconds matter most.

Interested in joining the Lisbon Fire family? We’re always looking for dedicated on-call members. Stop by the station or send us a message to learn more!

Lisbon Firefighters IAFF 5451

05/02/2026

This weekend marks the National Fallen Firefighters memorial weekend in Emmitsburg, Maryland —a time to honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.

We are proud to have one of our members attending as a Family Es**rt, supporting the loved ones of our fallen heroes during this meaningful tribute.

We are also deeply honored to remember one of our own, James Fournier, on the Walk of Honor, where his name is forever etched among the brave. His legacy continues to live on in our department and our community.

Please take a moment this weekend to reflect and remember.

04/29/2026

*Late Notice*
Yesterday afternoon around 1:30pm the Lisbon Fire Department was requested to respond to River Rd in Brunswick for a reported structure fire with injuries.
With the fire located outside of their hydrant district Tender 2 along with 501 responded to the scene. 501 assisted with fire extinguishment and Tender 2 supplied a dump tank and 1800 gallons of water to establish a water supply on scene. E1 was directed to establish a water supply at a near by dry hydrant.
Crews encountered difficulties with the dry hydrant and transitioned to a floating strainer and 50ft of hard suction, allowing E1 to resupply multiple tankers throughout the incident.
Units were back in Town and in service around 4:45pm.