Pointe Coupee Fire District 4

08/24/2026

Meaux-Nunez Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter Robert Hughes was ejected from his SUV and fatally injured after it left the roadway while he was responding to an emergency call

08/04/2026

July was a steady month for us!

07/22/2026

Splash day at Pointe Coupee parish Library in Livonia.

07/04/2026

07/01/2026

June 2026 run numbers with our busiest day of 8 runs

06/22/2026

Today we are bringing home a brand new Engine from US Fire Pump. This truck will replace a 1994 Pumper (one of our reserve trucks).

06/16/2026

🚨 Sand Available for Residents 🚨

With more rain expected in the coming days, sand is available for residents who may need it at the following locations:

• 2667 Highway 77 (Fire Station)
• Fordoche Fire Station (next to the ball park)
• Lottie Fire Station
• Fire Station on Calloway Lane
• Livonia Town Hall

Please bring your own shovel if possible.

Stay weather aware, take precautions to protect your property, and be safe. 🌧️🚒

06/11/2026

We were honored to welcome the students and staff from Everyday Counts School to the station today!

The students had the opportunity to tour the fire station, learn about the equipment we use, and get an up-close look at our fire trucks. Our firefighters enjoyed answering questions and sharing information about fire safety and the important role we play in serving our community.

06/03/2026

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS
PREPARE NOW, DON’T WAIT!!!

1. MAKE A PLAN: Make sure you and your family know what to do in the event of a hurricane or serious weather event. You can visit Ready.gov or search GOHSEP Get a Game Plan for more information.

2. BUILD A KIT: You’re going to need supplies not just to get through the storm but for the potentially lengthy and unpleasant aftermath. Have enough non-perishable food, water, and medicine to last each person a minimum of seven (7) days. Electricity and water could be out for at least that long. Visit Ready.gov or search GOHSEP Get a Game Plan for more information on assembling disaster supplies.

3. BE INFORMED: Have a way to receive emergency notifications and weather alerts through multiple means; cell phone, mobile devices, television, battery powered radio, etc. Ensure your devices are set to receive emergency notifications and not silenced, especially at night. Have a plan to charge them when the power is out. Have extra batteries on hand.

4. PROTECT YOUR HOME AND PROPERTIES: Make sure your roof is in good condition. Cut weak branches and trees that could fall on your house. Be prepared to cover large windows and sliding glass doors with shutters or plywood, secure outdoor items and store them indoors, and properly secure and protect watercrafts and trailers. Garage doors are especially vulnerable to high winds. If you live in a mobile home, make sure it is properly secured for high winds. Secure watercraft, trailers and accessories.

YOUR PERSONAL HOUSEHOLD PLAN IS YOUR FAMILY’S FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE!
ARE YOU READY?