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A solid reminder from Fond du Lac County Sheriff Ryan Waldschmidt about traffic safety while approaching emergency vehicles stopped on the roadside.

Another winter, another snowstorm, and another squad car at an emergency scene crashed into by someone driving too fast for the conditions. Yes, that statement sounds too routine – but unfortunately this has become far too routine for us!

This morning at 5:15am our deputy was assisting a Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper with a crash on Interstate 41 southbound at Johnson St. There was plenty of visibility for drivers to see the emergency lights, plenty of room on the interstate to safely pass the scene, and plenty of time to slow down, yet a driver still lost control and crashed into the squad. Thankfully no one was injured.

Job Opportunity

Fond du Lac Fire/Rescue is currently seeking applicants for a Firefighter/Paramedic. Please find more information by clicking HERE.

Open Flame Ordinance

Please click HERE to read the Open Flame Ordinance which includes detailed information on fire pit regulations.

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the Internationally Accredited and ISO Class 1 Fond du Lac Fire Rescue Department. I extend my warm welcome to you on behalf of the 67 men and women who make up Fond du Lac Fire Rescue.

We are here to serve you by providing the very best fire protection, fire prevention, pre-hospital emergency care, hazard mitigation and rescue. Our service motto, Duty, Honor, Pride and Tradition serve as the foundation of our commitment to everyone we serve.

Through agency accreditation our fire rescue agency is committed to finding ways to continually improve our service delivery in the most economical and efficient way possible. We are very proud of accomplishments and look forward to the future. On behalf of our entire team at Fond du Lac Fire Rescue, we thank you for allowing us to serve you. We hope you enjoy navigating through our website and know we are always keeping the public up to date through social media sites, Facebook and Twitter.

We welcome your feedback and appreciate your continued support. If I can ever be of assistance, please contact me at poleary@fdl.wi.gov or by phone at 920-322-3802.

Respectfully,

Peter O’Leary, Fire Chief