St. Cloud Fire Rescue Department

06/01/2026

Today marks the start of the North Atlantic hurricane season. If you're new to Central Florida, finding dependable weather information can be a challenge. That's why we typically share direct from the US National Weather Service Melbourne Florida. You can see some of their weather graphics below.

Other good tips for staying include using the MyRadar Weather Radar app on your phone, and enabling 'Emergency Alerts' and 'Public Safety Alerts' from the notifications settings on your phone.

Looking for more information on how your family can be better prepared this hurricane season? Visit https://stcloudfl.gov/2233/Emergency-Management for great information tailored to City of St. Cloud, Florida residents.

05/25/2026

Remember and Honor those who gave their lives defending our country this Memorial Day. The men and women of the St. Cloud Fire Rescue Department hope you enjoy the day safely and responsibly.

05/22/2026

🚧 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE: STATION 32 🚧

Work on the new Fire Station 32, located along Old Canoe Creek Road near Clay Whaley Road, continues. This includes installation of the bay doors and awnings.

Want to learn more about City of St. Cloud, Florida capital improvement projects? Visit https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/ad99048d136a4145af473f3cb9694018

05/22/2026

🚧 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE: STATION 35 🚧

Progress continues on new Fire Station 35, located along Neptune Road near the Tohoqua community.

Want to learn more about City of St. Cloud, Florida capital improvement projects? Visit https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/ad99048d136a4145af473f3cb9694018

05/22/2026

Thank you to Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital and all of our other healthcare partners for supporting us during !

📸: Orlando Health

05/21/2026

Reminder that the City of St. Cloud, Florida’s May 1 burn ban remains in place.

The only outdoor fires allowed during the burn ban are those authorized by the Florida Forest Service.

While the burn ban is in effect, campfires, fire pits, pit-style grills, trash burning, and any ground-based burning are prohibited.

Fireworks are prohibited in the city except for July 4th, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

Above-ground gas, charcoal or electric grills used for cooking can be used when located safely away from vegetation.

St. Cloud Fire Rescue is monitoring weather and vegetation conditions to determine when the burn ban will be lifted.

Report any nearby open flames or columns of dark smoke by calling 911. Please use this service for emergencies only and not for reporting smoky odor or ash, which may be from distant fires.

The City of St. Cloud, Florida has implemented a ban on all outdoor burning, effective May 1, 2026. The only outdoor fires allowed during the burn ban are those authorized by the Florida Forest Service.

While the burn ban is in effect, campfires, fire pits, pit-style grills, trash burning, and any ground-based burning are prohibited. Fireworks are prohibited in the city except for July 4th, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

Above-ground gas, charcoal or electric grills used for cooking can be used when located safely away from vegetation.

St. Cloud Fire Rescue is monitoring weather and vegetation conditions to determine when the burn ban will be lifted.

Report any nearby open flames or columns of dark smoke by calling 911. Please use this service for emergencies only and not for reporting smoky odor or ash, which may be from distant fires.

Local fire condition information is available on our website at https://stcloudfl.gov/fireconditions

05/21/2026

What an amazing recognition during ! On behalf of our entire department and our brothers and sisters with the St. Cloud Police Department, thank you to Bobby and his crew at Kisselback Ford for hosting a first responders appreciation lunch today!

05/20/2026

City of St. Cloud, St. Cloud Police Department, and St. Cloud Fire Rescue Department administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

911 and emergency response will continue to be available.
Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, May 26.

The Transfer Station will be open from 7 a.m. to noon, and regular Solid Waste routes for residential curbside, clam truck, and commercial will be collected. For more information about garbage or recycling, please visit https://bit.ly/49H8K7f

We invite you to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives to protect our nation's freedom at the 116th Remembrance Ceremony at Mount Peace Cemetery on Monday, May 25, at 10 AM.

05/16/2026

Today is . We strongly encourage all parents to teach their children to swim, as drowning remains one of the leading preventable causes of death for young children in Florida.

05/14/2026

Thank you to Mayor Chris Robertson and the City of St. Cloud, Florida City Council for recognizing the importance of EMS Week with a proclamation at tonight’s council meeting. EMS Week will be observed this year from May 17-23, and honors EMTs, paramedics, and the entire emergency medical services workforce for their lifesaving contributions to the community.