Salina Fire

The Salina Fire Department provides fire protection, EMS, rescue and hazardous materials services to the citizens of Salina and Saline County.

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Please join us in welcoming our new recruits. Their recruit class began in early June and will continue through early August. They’ve been working incredibly hard throughout training, and we’re proud to have them as part of our team.

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Salina Fire Department is reminding residents to celebrate the Independence Day holiday safely and in accordance with City of Salina fireworks regulations. Fireworks may be discharged within the city limits only on July 3 and July 4 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

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The City of Salina would like to thank Chief Shane Pearson for achieving a milestone anniversary with the City and the Salina Fire Department.

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After recent storms, please do not burn branches, leaves, brush, or other yard waste in Salina. Open burning of these items is prohibited by city ordinance and can trigger fire department response. Also please keep storm debris at least 3 feet away from fire hydrants.

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Shoutout to Casey, our EVT, for going above and beyond for Salina Fire Department. He built the EMS bed for our new Can-Am from scratch, then painted it and wired the emergency lights. This will help us reach patients off road and on hiking trails. Thank you, Casey!

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911 is for true fire, medical, or life-threatening emergencies only. During the storm cleanup/power outages, do not call the Fire Department for non-emergencies. Cooling shelter + medical device charging: Saline Co. Health Dept. (785.826.6600), 125 W. Elm, open until 7 p.m.

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We wanted to pass along to the public that Fire Station 2 is back open and crews have moved back in as of 4pm today. The station was closed for a short time due to roof damage from the hail storm, causing major leaks inside the station. All repairs have been competed.

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On Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. We also thank our firefighters and paramedics here at the Salina Fire Department who have served in the military and continue serving our community at home. #MemorialDay #SalinaFire

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Our crews train every day to respond, think critically, and provide high-quality care when the citizens of Salina and Saline County need it most. From medical emergencies to life-saving interventions, their commitment to serving Salina makes a difference every single day.

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Did you know?
Salina Fire Department EMS provides coverage not only for the City of Salina, but also responds to medical calls, vehicle accidents, and working structure fires throughout all of Saline County, covering 721 square miles.

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Today, during EMS Week, we want to recognize the dedication, skill, and compassion of our men and women who serve Salina and Saline County every day. Our EMS professionals are often there when people are facing some of the hardest moments of their lives.

#EMSWeek #SalinaFire

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We were honored to host our 3rd Annual Retiree Breakfast this past Saturday. It was a great opportunity to reconnect, share stories, and recognize the people who helped shape our department and our community through their years of service.

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Safety Message...

🔥Don’t store items on your stovetop. 🔥

Stovetops are for cooking — not storage.
Household items can catch fire quickly if a burner is turned on by mistake or if the surface is still hot.

Keep it clear. Keep your home safe.
Salina Fire Department 🚒

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From April 26 through May 3, Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters is a time to remember those who gave their lives in the line of duty. We invite our community to take part by lighting your home, porch, or business in red this week as a sign of remembrance and respect.

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During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, the Salina Fire Department thanks our Salina Dispatchers for everything they do. You are the unseen first first responders, providing calm, direction, and support when it matters most. We appreciate you. #SalinaFire

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The annual Kansas State Firefighters Association Conference kicked off this morning in Manhattan and runs through Sunday afternoon. Over the next three days, they’ll be attending classes and committee meetings as part of the conference.

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This morning, the Salina Fire Department HazMat team will be conducting a scheduled training exercise at the Kubota facility. You may see emergency vehicles and personnel in the area, but this is training only and there is no danger to the public.

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After 27 years of service, Paramedic Jamie Welsch is retiring. Jamie has shown dedication to the citizens of Salina & Saline County. He made a real difference for patients, coworkers & families on some of their hardest days. Congratulations, Jamie, on a well-deserved retirement.

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We are seeking dedicated individuals to join our team. If you feel called to serve others and have a passion for public safety and community service, click the link to apply. https://t.co/wkZqwxMpmK

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🔥🧯 Child Burn Prevention Starts at Home 🧯🔥

The Salina Fire Department wants to remind families that burn injuries happen quickly — but many are preventable.
If you have questions about home fire safety, contact the SFD — we’re here to help keep your family safe.