Warren Vol. Fire Dept.

09/07/2026

Please consider donating blood this Sept. 11!

On the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, please consider donating blood in remembrance and honor of all of those affected by this infamous day in history.

09/07/2026

09/01/2026

We are thrilled to continue to introduce you to the members of our team. Our assistant chief Lucas Van Vught is living out his childhood dreams of driving fire trucks, and makes sure that we take such good care of ours! He has two adorable sons who he likes to ski with and take to the river when he’s not busy helping our community.

08/28/2026

Our training on Wednesday night was the culmination of all of the work we have been doing this summer. We put all of the skills we have been working on to the test in a mock scenario structure fire. We practiced our water supply operations, interior attack, search and rescue, mayday, RIT, communications, and scene support. It was a fantastic and useful end to our summer training series.

08/20/2026

Last night’s monthly maintenance work night was busy with truck checks and housekeeping around the station.

08/19/2026

Lawn mower fires can be caused by debris buildup, fuel leaks, mechanical friction, electrical issues and sparks. Follow our lawn mower safety tips to ensure proper use and storage of your lawn mowers during the summer and fall months.

08/13/2026

Last night’s training was moved into the classroom due to the stormy weather. We strategized about how we would best handle emergencies across different properties in the area.

08/05/2026

We are happy to introduce you to the members of our team! Please meet our first assistant fire chief Chad Koenig. When he’s not fighting fires he likes to explore the mountains with his wife and dogs, and he was raised right in Warren!

07/29/2026

July is the peak month for grill fires and 20% of fires are caused by grills that haven't been cleaned. Gas grills were involved in an average of 9,235 home fires per year, including 4,662 structure fires and 4,573 outdoor fires annually. Leaks or breaks were primarily a problem with gas grills, according to data provided by the National Fire Protection Association. There are many things you can do to grill safely, so check out all of our tips!