Sedgwick Volunteer Fire Department

04/08/2026

Thank you Lake Mac Casino Resort & Racetrack for your donation!

It was an honor to award $1,400 to the Sedgwick Volunteer Fire Department. This donation was made possible through the Elite Casino Resorts program, which aims to provide financial support to local non-profit organizations.

03/26/2026

03/19/2026

UPDATE: Burn is out and units are clear.

We are currently on scene of a controlled burn North of CR 28 on CR 9 at the Highline ditch Northwest of Sedgwick. Three of our units including Bladder 1, SEDG41 and SEDG61 are on scene assisting the ditch company with burning debris in the ditch. Sedgwick County is in a on going fire weather watch until Saturday we are currently NOT in a Red Flag Warning. We are actively watching the wind and weather to assure the controlled burn stays controlled and everyone is safe. Thank you

03/09/2026

We are still serving and have lots of chili, come on down!

Please join us this Sunday for our annual open house.

03/04/2026

Please join us this Sunday for our annual open house.

02/26/2026

02/17/2026

Critical Fire Weather conditions are expected tomorrow.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect from late Tuesday morning through Tuesday evening. Mild and dry conditions, combined with very strong winds will lead to widespread critical fire weather conditions from the I-25 corridor east into the plains. Stay safe! Avoid any outdoor activities that could cause a spark.

02/14/2026

**Red Flag Warning**
Sunday afternoon and likely Monday & Tuesday as well. Be mindful of any activity that could start a wildfire.

A prolonged period of critical fire weather conditions will begin Sunday and continue through at least midweek. Conditions are expected to expand in coverage and intensify over time, with Tuesday likely bringing extreme fire weather conditions to the plains.

The period starts Sunday with a Red Flag Warning in effect for the eastern plains from 11 AM to 5 PM. Relative humidity values are expected to drop as low as 11%, combined with gusty southwest winds up to 40 mph.

These conditions will create a high risk for rapid fire growth and spread. Avoid any burning or outdoor activities that may cause sparks.

01/17/2026

Another round of strong, gusty winds and low humidity for the plains today. While not as ferocious as yesterday, we still expect persistent wind gusts into the 40-55 mph range. They will, however, gradually relax mid to late afternoon. Avoid any activity that may produce a spark and start a wildfire.

01/17/2026

01/17/2026