Logan Fire Department

07/25/2026

Come join us for our new Rec Complex Opening August 1st!

06/28/2026

Fires and injuries caused by fireworks are preventable. Keep yourself and your communities safe this 4th of July by attending a fireworks show hosted by professionals or by taking proper safety precautions:
- Keep a safe distance from buildings, vegetation, and people.
- Check for and follow local restrictions.
- Never attempt to re-light a firework that did not go off.

06/13/2026

Attention Logan residents! Red Cross and we are dedicated to your safety today, installing Smoke Detectors. Don't miss out - arrange for your free smoke detector installation via messenger or call today.

06/10/2026

06/06/2026

Together, the Logan Fire Department and American Red Cross are proud to present Sound The Alarm! Next Saturday, we'll be installing free smoke alarms for homeowners across the community. Schedule your appointment today by contacting our office or sending us a message. Help us spread the word and make a difference in our neighborhood's safety.

05/16/2026

On Thursday afternoon, the 'Line Fire' burned 23,000 acres, starting southwest of Nara Visa NM, and spread rapidly, covering most of the area in a short time. Limited resources were available initially because of several other significant fires in the area.

05/10/2026

Spring is the season for yard work. Make sure you're making a defensible space around your home when you're out beautifying your space.

Learn more about creating a defensible space at https://www.emnrd.nm.gov/sfd/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/Wui_defzone.pdf.

02/14/2026

Logan Fire Dept had a busy past week beginning Monday afternoon with mutual-aid for a large wildfire that started off of i-40 between San Jon and Tucumcari.

Thursday we responded to a 2 vehicle collision with Logan EMS, in which one patient was air lifted from near the scene and another patient was later flown from the hospital.

Thursday night Logan Fire and Logan EMS responded to a residential structure fire, the occupants were able to escape without injury and the fire was quickly controlled. Crews were able to locate a K-9 that was not able to escape, and transported to Tucumcari Animal Hospital which at last word was recovering from effects of the heat and smoke inhalation.

Please be very careful with any type of open flame or sparks as conditions are prime for wildfires right now, even after last night's rain.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter please contact your local department. If you live in the Logan area you can call 575-403-9801 or 575-487-2666 and leave a message if no one is available to answer your call. Volunteer fire and EMS organizations all over America are constantly in need of volunteers, some desperately in need of help from YOU!!

Last but not least THANK YOU to our great team of volunteer fire and EMS providers we are fortunate to have in our small community. You truly make a difference.