Warren Tiger Engine Company

05/16/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of FF Cross. Rest Easy Brother we have it from here.

Our deepest sympathies are with the family and friends of Andrew Cross, the Morrill Firefighter who lost his life during the tragic events at Searsmont.

At 11 AM this morning, his remains will be transported from the Medical Examiner's Office in Augusta to Riposta's Funeral Home in Belfast.

Here is the exact route information:
- Left off Rt 3 onto Thompson Ridge Rd in Searsmont
- Right onto Burroughs Rd
- Right onto Rt 131
- Left onto Robinson Schoolhouse Rd
- Right onto Poors Mills Rd
- Right onto Waldo Ave then it’s ripostas funeral home on the right

05/15/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in this tragic event that occurred in Searsmont. We wish for a fast and speedy recovery for all those involved.

05/12/2026

Attention residents and visitors of Warren, the department will be conducting its annual driver training EVOC at the community school; there is no cause for alarm. We kindly request that you avoid the parking lot and, if you wish to observe or visit, park in the lower parking lot and locate a firefighter wearing a traffic vest, who will provide you with a guided tour of a fire truck. Please prioritize your safety.

05/12/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the warden family and loved ones.

We are heartbroken to share that a Maine Game Warden died this morning following a plane crash in Avon, near Schoolhouse Pond. The crash occurred at approximately 11:00 a.m.

This is a devastating loss for the Maine Warden Service, our Department, and the people of Maine. Our thoughts are with the family, loved ones, colleagues, and all those impacted by this tragedy.

We will share additional information as it becomes available.

05/05/2026

Three Injured in Warren Structure Fire

On April 30, 2026, at approximately 6:00 am, Warren Fire and Rescue responded to 288 Main Street in Warren for a reported structure fire. The building which is divided into three rental units is believed to be the oldest structure in that area of Warren. All units were occupied at the time of the fire, and all occupants were able to escape the building. The three occupants from the unit affected by the fire were transported by ambulance to Pen Bay Medical Center. One female suffered minor smoke inhalation. A second female, who exited by jumping from a second-floor window, sustained minor injuries from the jump. One male suffered from smoke inhalation and was later transferred to Maine Medical Center for further treatment. All injured victims have been released from the hospital. The origin of the fire was determined to be the first-floor living room, specifically the couch. The cause of the fire is believed to be the careless use of smoking materials.

04/30/2026

The Tiger Eng company would like to express our gratitude to our mutual aid partners today for their assistance with our structure fire on Main Street. One team, one mission.

02/20/2026

Update!! Crews are starting to clear thr area use caution the roadway should be opening up shortly. Thankyou for you understanding and patience! 

Our crews are currently working with multiple departments on a house fire in Waldoboro. Route 220 S. just passed the bowling alley is going to be closed for an unknown amount of time. If you’re trying to reach friendship you’ll have to go through cushing down route 97. 

01/29/2026

Let’s give a round of applause for one of your own!

01/13/2026

Today's tragedy is a horrible reminder that you should put down your cell phones and slow down in construction and emergency zones. This hits extra close for our members, as we have an MDOT employee among our company. The Tiger Engine Company sends our thoughts and prayers to the families and MDOT. Please put the phone down and slow down. Save a life.

12/07/2025

This is why it’s important if you’re able to “adopt” a fire hydrant near your residence. To keep it clear an accessible. Because when seconds count it could save a life.

Boy clears fire hydrant covered in snow, helps firefighters save lives the next day
Story: https://www.wabi.tv/2025/12/06/boy-clears-fire-hydrant-covered-snow-helps-firefighters-save-lives-next-day/

12/05/2025

The Tiger Eng Company hosted its annual Christmas party at the station tonight, where members and their families gathered, sharing dishes and participating in a gift auction, with proceeds supporting association activities, training, and equipment. The event saw numerous members and families in attendance, exchanging stories and expressing gratitude for their dedication to community service. A mini award ceremony was also held, recognizing members for their contributions to the department. Three categories were acknowledged: most calls made, years of service, and firefighter of the year. Most calls made: F.F. William Lufkin - 77 calls, F.F. Floyd Lawrence - 77 calls, F.F. Ronnie Eugley - 45 calls. Years of service: special recognition was given to F.F. Paul Doughty - 20 years, F.F. Steve Dixon - 40 years, and Asst. Chief Vaughn Saunders - 40 years, for their valuable wisdom and experience. Firefighter of the year: F.F. Jerrad Dinsmore. Congratulations to all award recipients on their achievements. We extend our best wishes to the community and beyond for a safe and happy holiday season, and remind everyone that we are always available.