City of Mount Clemens Fire Department

City of Mount Clemens Fire Department The official page for the Mount Clemens Fire Department, located at 2 Dickinson St. This page is not monitored 24/7.

In the event of an emergency, please call 911.

Did you know improper charging can create serious electrical and fire hazards?- Use approved chargers designed specifica...
09/04/2026

Did you know improper charging can create serious electrical and fire hazards?

- Use approved chargers designed specifically for your device.
- Keep devices uncovered while charging to prevent heat from building up.
- Replace damaged cables with frayed or exposed wires immediately.
- Unplug chargers when they are not in use.

A few simple charging habits can help protect your home, your devices, and your family

DID YOU KNOW? A working smoke alarm can make all the difference in an emergency. Take a few minutes this month to test y...
09/02/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

A working smoke alarm can make all the difference in an emergency. Take a few minutes this month to test your alarms, replace batteries when needed, and make sure everyone in your home knows what to do if an alarm sounds.

Stay prepared. Stay safe. Protect your family.

🥞🚒 LOCAL 838 ANNUAL SOAPBOX DERBY PANCAKE BREAKFAST! 🚒🥞Start your Saturday with a delicious breakfast and a great cause!...
08/21/2026

🥞🚒 LOCAL 838 ANNUAL SOAPBOX DERBY PANCAKE BREAKFAST! 🚒🥞

Start your Saturday with a delicious breakfast and a great cause! Join the Mount Clemens Firefighters, Local 838, for their Annual Soapbox Derby Pancake Breakfast.

📅 Saturday, September 12
⏰ 7:30 AM–11:00 AM
📍 Mount Clemens Fire Department
2 Dickinson Avenue

Enjoy pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee!

💵 Adults: $8
💵 Seniors: $6
💵 Children 11 & under: $5

Come out, enjoy breakfast and support your union firefighters! ❤️‍🔥 All proceeds will be donated to local charities, helping make a difference right here in our community.

Bring the family and come hungry! 🥞🚒

People with disabilities may need additional steps in their emergency plan to stay safe during a fire. Talk with everyon...
08/07/2026

People with disabilities may need additional steps in their emergency plan to stay safe during a fire. Talk with everyone in your home and create a plan that considers each person’s needs.

Make sure to:
- Include everyone when creating your escape plan
- Practice fire drills together
- Test smoke alarms every month
- Consider alert devices like strobe lights or bed shakers for people who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Plan how service animals will stay safe during an emergency

Preparation saves time, and time can save lives.

Our pets are part of the family, and a few simple steps can help keep them safe from fire hazards.- Keep pets away from ...
08/05/2026

Our pets are part of the family, and a few simple steps can help keep them safe from fire hazards.

- Keep pets away from stoves, candles, fireplaces, and heaters.
- Create a pet-free zone around cooking areas.
- Check electrical cords for damage caused by chewing.
- Keep fireplace screens in place and maintain a safe distance from heat sources.
- Test smoke alarms monthly and make sure they are working properly.
- Include your pets in your emergency plan and have supplies ready if you need to evacuate.

If a fire happens, get out, stay out, and tell firefighters if your pet is still inside. Never go back inside for a pet.

Your pets are family. Protect them with a plan

When a smoke alarm sounds, every second matters. Having working smoke alarms, knowing multiple ways out of your home, an...
08/03/2026

When a smoke alarm sounds, every second matters. Having working smoke alarms, knowing multiple ways out of your home, and practicing your escape plan can help your family react quickly during an emergency.

Remember:
Get out immediately when the alarm sounds
Stay outside once you escape
Call 911 from a safe location

Take a few minutes today to make sure your family has a plan. Preparation saves time, and seconds save lives.

Countertop appliances make cooking easier, but they still require safe use.Follow these tips to help prevent kitchen fir...
07/31/2026

Countertop appliances make cooking easier, but they still require safe use.

Follow these tips to help prevent kitchen fires:

Air Fryers: Keep space around them, clean after each use, and never leave them unattended.
Pressure Cookers: Allow proper ventilation and never block the steam release valve.
Hot Plates & Griddles: Stay nearby while cooking and unplug after use.
Slow Cookers: Keep away from anything that can burn and check cords regularly.

Always follow manufacturer instructions and never leave cooking appliances unattended.

A few extra seconds of attention can help keep your home and family safe.

As Fire Chief of the Mount Clemens Fire Department and President of the Macomb County Fire Chiefs Association, I extend ...
07/01/2026

As Fire Chief of the Mount Clemens Fire Department and President of the Macomb County Fire Chiefs Association, I extend my deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and fellow colleagues of Wildland Firefighter Emily Barker, a resident of Clinton Township, who tragically lost her life in the line of duty this week.

Firefighter Barker dedicated her life to one of the most demanding and dangerous professions. Her service required extraordinary physical endurance, unwavering courage, and a steadfast commitment to protecting others—often under the most challenging and hazardous conditions. Her sacrifice serves as a solemn reminder of the risks firefighters willingly accept each day in service to their communities.

The loss of Firefighter Barker is deeply felt throughout the firefighting community across our nation, and especially here in Macomb County, where her family, friends, and community grieve this unimaginable loss. We honor her dedication, her selfless service, and the legacy she leaves behind. Her courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten, and her memory will continue to inspire generations of firefighters to come.

Water and electricity can be a dangerous combination. Whether you're relaxing in a hot tub, enjoying your backyard pool,...
06/29/2026

Water and electricity can be a dangerous combination. Whether you're relaxing in a hot tub, enjoying your backyard pool, or spending time at a spa, taking a few extra safety precautions can help prevent serious injuries.

Remember to keep electrical devices away from water, test GFCI protection regularly, and get out of the water when thunderstorms approach.

Stay safe and enjoy your summer

Annually, fireworks account for 31,000 reported fires and account for 38% of injuries in the month around July 4th acros...
06/26/2026

Annually, fireworks account for 31,000 reported fires and account for 38% of injuries in the month around July 4th across the nation. 28% of those injuries occur in children younger than 15.

Here are some ways you can keep you and your family safe during the Independence Day festivities:

- Celebrate using other items, such as glow sticks, noise makers, red, white and blue silly string, etc.
- Exercise extreme caution if you choose to use fireworks, such as never letting young children handle fireworks, wearing protective eyewear, never lighting fireworks under the influence of drugs and alcohol and always keeping a bucket of water nearby to extinguish fireworks as needed.
- Only view fireworks at professional shows. Mount Clemens will be hosting a fireworks show on June 26 at dusk. Visit Downtown Mount Clemens to learn more.

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2 Dickinson Street
Mount Clemens, MI
48043

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