Hull Fire/Rescue/Ems

04/13/2026

The Town of Hull Fire Department is monitoring the potential for severe thunderstorms later today into this evening.

Current Threats:
• Strong to severe storms developing this afternoon
• Damaging wind gusts possible
• Heavy rainfall and reduced visibility
• Hail possible
• A tornado cannot be ruled out

Storms may develop quickly and impact travel, outdoor work, and evening activities.

What Residents Should Do Now:
• Stay weather aware and monitor trusted sources for updates
• Ensure you have multiple ways to receive warnings
• Secure loose outdoor items
• Be prepared to move indoors quickly if storms approach

If a Severe Thunderstorm Warning or Tornado Warning is issued for our area, take shelter immediately—move to a basement or interior room on the lowest level, away from windows.

Our crews are ready to respond as needed. We will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates.

Stay safe,
Town of Hull Fire Department

03/15/2026

The Blizzard Warning remains in effect for our area. Conditions continue to be extremely hazardous with heavy snow and strong winds creating dangerous travel and near whiteout conditions.

Please stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. This helps keep roads clear for emergency responders and snow removal crews.

Residents are also asked to help keep their properties safe:
• Clear snow from fire hydrants near your home so firefighters can access them quickly in an emergency.
• Keep gas meters clear of snow and ice to prevent damage and ensure proper ventilation.
• Make sure furnace and dryer vents are clear to prevent dangerous carbon monoxide buildup.

Your help during this storm can make a big difference for emergency crews and your neighbors. Please stay safe and check on those who may need assistance.

— Town of Hull Fire Department

03/14/2026

Blizzard Warning – Town of Hull

The National Weather Service in Green Bay, Wisconsin has issued a Blizzard Warning for our area.

Timing
Winter Storm Warning: Tonight at 9:00 PM through 10:00 AM Sunday
Blizzard Warning: 10:00 AM Sunday – 4:00 PM Monday

What to Expect
15–22 inches of snow and sleet
Ice accumulations: up to 0.20 inches
Wind gusts: up to 50 mph
Blowing and drifting snow with whiteout conditions
Periods of sleet, freezing rain, and rain mixing in overnight into Sunday morning

Impacts
Travel may become very difficult or impossible
Whiteout conditions are possible Sunday into Monday
Strong winds may bring down tree branches and power lines
Power outages may occur
Monday morning travel could be heavily impacted

What Residents Can Do Now
Avoid unnecessary travel during the height of the storm
Make sure vehicles have full fuel tanks and winter emergency kits
Charge phones and backup batteries
Bring in or secure loose outdoor items
Prepare for possible power outages (flashlights, extra blankets, food, and water)
Check on neighbors, elderly residents, and those who may need assistance

The Town of Hull Fire Department encourages everyone to prepare ahead of time and stay safe. If you must travel during the storm, let someone know your route and expected arrival time.
Please continue to monitor updates from the National Weather Service and local officials as conditions develop.

Stay safe, Hull.

03/13/2026

The National Weather Service has upgraded the previous Winter Storm Watch to a Winter Storm Warning for Portage County. The warning is in effect from 7 PM Saturday through 4 PM Monday.

Forecast: • 12–18 inches of snow expected (localized higher amounts possible)
• Light ice accumulation possible
• Wind gusts up to 45 mph
• Blizzard or near-whiteout conditions possible late Sunday into Monday
• Travel may become very difficult or impossible
• Heavy snow and strong winds may bring down trees and power lines, causing power outages

The Monday morning commute will likely be impacted.

Stay informed and continue to monitor weather updates as the storm approaches.
— Town of Hull Fire Department

03/13/2026

Winter Storm Watch – Town of Hull

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Portage County from Saturday evening through Monday afternoon.

Forecast:
• 12–18 inches of snow possible (localized totals over 24")
• Wind gusts up to 45 mph
• Whiteout or near-blizzard conditions possible
• Travel may become very difficult or impossible
• Heavy snow and wind may down trees and power lines, causing power outages

Residents are encouraged to prepare now:

Supplies
• Have water and non-perishable food for several days
• Charge phones and backup batteries
• Check flashlights and emergency kits

Heating Safety
• Use generators outdoors only, away from doors and windows
• Ensure carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are working
• Use space heaters safely and keep them 3 feet from anything that can burn

Travel
Please consider delaying travel during the storm. If travel is necessary, use extreme caution and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions.

Stay informed and monitor weather updates as the storm approaches.

Town of Hull Fire Department

12/27/2025

WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 6 PM SUNDAY TO 3 PM CST MONDAY

WHAT
Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations between 4 and 6 inches. Winds could gust as high as 40 mph, causing considerable blowing and drifting snow.

WHERE
Marathon, Portage, Lincoln, and Oneida Counties.

WHEN
From 6 PM Sunday to 3 PM CST Monday.

IMPACTS
Plan on slippery road conditions. Widespread blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. The hazardous conditions will impact the Monday morning commute.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS
The combination of heavy snow and strong winds may result in some tree damage and power outages.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS
If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency. The latest road conditions for the state you are calling from can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.

10/18/2025

Every one of our firefighters and EMTs have a story, a reason to live beyond the call.
When you see flashing lights on the road, remember: they want to make it home too.

10/07/2025

A sincere thank you to Chief Ken Sadogierski for your many years of dedicated service and leadership with the Town of Hull, Portage County, WI Department. Your commitment, experience, and steady guidance have made a lasting impact on our department and community.

Congratulations to Chief Nick Proulx as you step into this new role. We’re confident your leadership will continue to carry Hull FD forward with strength and integrity.

Thank you both for your service and dedication to keeping our community safe. 🔥🚒

Proulx officially takes over leadership of the department at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 8.

07/04/2025

Stop down and see our crew in Stevens Point at the 4th of July Parade. The parade starts at 10:00 am in downtown Stevens Point.

06/30/2025

Our hearts go out to the families, loved ones, and departments of the fallen firefighters in Idaho. May they find strength and comfort during this difficult time. Sending love, prayers, and support.

05/30/2025

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Hull (WI) FD Adds Upgraded Brush Truck with Grant Funding, New Tech

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