Sulphur Fire Dept.

08/04/2026

National Night Out 8/4/2026
SFD Smokehouse Maze and Fire Prevention Supplies. Come out and join us!

08/04/2026

National Night Out

08/03/2026

Stay hydrated!

Y'all, it's hot out there ☀️ ... Drink plenty of water and take breaks often. Stay cool, Calcasieu 😎

08/03/2026

A huge shoutout and thank you to Stine Lumber in Sulphur for donating Carbon Monoxide Alarms. We thank you for your continued support and generosity to helping keep the citizens of Sulphur safe.

08/03/2026

On 7/31/2026, the students, Instructors and the crews from each Engine performed Driver Operator hands on skills for pumping of a fire apparatus.

08/03/2026

SPAR’s Back to School Bash held 8/1/2026.
Good luck to all students, faculty members and families during the upcoming school year! We hope you have a successful school year.

08/03/2026

Firefighters installed smoke alarms at a residence on 7/30/2026, as part of Operation Save A Life. Partnered with LA OSFM.

07/30/2026

A fallen World War II veteran is finally going home today from Pearl Harbor. As the procession passes through Sulphur, our Fire Department will honor them with a special display.

To accommodate this, the outer lane of S. Beglis Parkway's southbound overpass will be temporarily shut down.

The procession is expected to reach the Louisiana State line around 3:00pm, and the display will be active around this time.

Please drive safely and expect slow moving traffic in the area.

03/27/2026

Thank you to the Rotary Club Of Sulphur for honoring Fire Engineer Austin Mosack as "Hero without a Cape". Congratulations Engineer Austin Mosack!

We would like to recognize a firefighter who truly represents what the phrase “Hero Without a Cape” means.

In the fire service, being a hero isn’t just about the calls we run. It’s about the preparation, the commitment, and the willingness to grow so that when the moment comes, you are ready.

This member of the Sulphur Fire Department didn’t wait to be told to improve. He actively sought out training to become a better Driver/Operator, understanding the responsibility that comes with operating the apparatus and ensuring the safety of both his crew and the community.

Even more impressive, he looked beyond his current role. He pursued additional training ahead of others in the department, preparing himself for future opportunities and promotions. That kind of initiative shows dedication not only to personal growth, but to the strength and future of this department.

Heroes without capes are the ones who quietly put in the work when no one is watching, who prepare today so they can serve better tomorrow.

We would like to recognize that commitment, that initiative, and that professionalism by nominating Engineer Austin Mosack for a True Hero Without A Cape.

Fire Chief
Sulphur Fire Department
John R. Naquin