Madrid Fire and Rescue

Madrid Fire and Rescue Protecting life and property through quick incident stabilization to minimize losses. Thanks for visiting!

The Madrid Fire Department is an all volunteer Fire Department, located northwest of Des Moines in central Iowa, which has been in continuous operation since 1900. We provide Fire and EMS service to our citizens, businesses, neighbors, and visitors over a coverage area of approximately 36 square miles in southern Boone County and a small quadrant of northwest Polk County. The members of the Madrid

Fire Department are highly motivated and truly dedicated to providing the highest level of service possible to meet the needs of the area. The City of Madrid has been experiencing explosive growth since the High Trestle Trail became a reality. Additionally, Madrid is strategically located close to many recreational opportunities in the form of lakes, campgrounds, bike trails, and snowmobile trails. People travel to Madrid to take in the beauty of the High Trestle Trail from all around the state, nation, and even the world, every year to experience all the area has to offer.

Madrid Labor Day Celebration water fights!Bring your family and friends over to the station. We will be having mens and ...
06/14/2026

Madrid Labor Day Celebration water fights!
Bring your family and friends over to the station.
We will be having mens and womens brackets with 4 person teams!

5-4-2026
05/04/2026

5-4-2026

Honoring Brian Herrstrom: April 24, 1958 - January 29, 2026Served with Madrid Fire and Rescue for 22 years! True commitm...
04/25/2026

Honoring Brian Herrstrom: April 24, 1958 - January 29, 2026

Served with Madrid Fire and Rescue for 22 years! True commitment đź‘Ź

03/27/2026

🔥 FIRE WEATHER WATCH – SATURDAY 🔥

A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for much of Iowa on Saturday, as conditions become favorable for rapid fire growth. Strong winds, very low humidity, and dry fuels will combine to create a dangerous setup across the state.

The watch is in effect from Saturday morning through Saturday evening, with the highest risk during the afternoon and early evening hours when conditions peak.

Southwest winds will increase to 20–25 mph with gusts up to 30–40 mph, while humidity levels drop to around 15%. These dry and windy conditions will allow any fire that starts to spread quickly and become difficult to control.

Any fires that develop could spread rapidly, especially in open fields and grassy areas. Even small sparks—such as from equipment, vehicles, or outdoor burning—could quickly escalate.

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303 South Water
Madrid, IA
50156

Telephone

+15157956433

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