Onalaska Fire Dept

#TBT #Celebrating125Years The Onalaska Volunteer Fire Department (c. 1930's) photo courtesy of Onalaska Area Historical Society

Updated City of Onalaska Fire Department Twitter account and content is on it's way soon. Stay tuned and thank you for your continued support!

Only a few days remain in our Keep the Wreath Green campaign and we're doing great with only 1 red bulb! #keepitgreen

When you move your clocks back tonight, replace your smoke detector batteries. Also change detectors over 10 yrs old. #dst #fallback

OFD will be conducting a training exercise near Gundersen Onalaska Campus this evening.

OFD responded to many storm related calls last night. Use care & caution as you clean up today. Always assume any downed line is live!

Onalaska, Campbell, Holmen, and West Salem Fire Depts are holding a water supply drill by Menard's and Riders Club Road.

The burn ban previous mentioned is no longer in effect. Please continue to follow all other rules and permit requirements.

Due to Very High fire danger, a burn ban has been issued, effective immediately. Please use care with any outdoor power equipment as well

Due to the recent rain, the fire danger is down & the Burn Ban has been lifted for the OFD fire district. All previous permit rules apply

Due to the Very High fire danger, open burning and burning permits are prohibited until further notice.

Fire danger is rated as Very High today by the WI DNR. Fires will start and spread easily. Use extreme care with fire and heat sources.

Major storm expected Tues-Wed. Plan now for dangerous weather conditions. 7-13+ inches of snow expected with strong winds and snow drifts

Have you tested your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms recently?

OFD responded to a semi fire on Sat. Visit our Facebook page for more info.

The Keep the Wreath Green campaign ended with 2 red bulbs on the wreath. 2nd bulb added due to kitchen fire in La Crescent.

Roads are slick in spots. Slow down, increase following distances, and leave early. #winterroads #slowdown

La Crosse FD had a kitchen fire over the weekend, putting the 1st red bulb on wreath. Never leave cooking unattended & turn pan handles in

Roads are getting slick. Use caution if you must venture out tonight.