Lyndon Station Fire & Rescue

On April 17, 1906 at a meeting of the Village board of Lyndon , it was decided that a place be prepared for the fire buckets and ladders (that were used for fire fighting) in the village voting place. From that meeting on that date was eventually born the Lyndon Station Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue.
(see history)

We encourage you to go through this web site and get to know the people that volunteer and the equipment used to keep your community safe.

We hope that with a greater understanding of what it takes to keep your community protected, that we can always be assured the support it takes to make our village and the surrounding townships safe from accidents and destruction.

whether it's giving your time a certain amount of days per year or saving those aluminum cans so you can donate the money toward new fire fighting and life saving equipment or even just becoming more aware of the things that you can do around your own home so these volunteers never have to make the trip to your place in an emergency, we can all take pride in the fact that we are doing our part in making the neighborhoods we live in as safe as possible.

Mission Statement: The Lyndon Station Fire/Rescue Department is committed to protecting the lives and property within our community. We will provide the very best fire, rescue and medical care to the needs of our citizens by providing loyalty and compassion. We strive for excellence through fire prevention and education.
Letter from the chief “Nothing is stronger than the heart of a volunteer.”	Vial of Life Project We proudly offer Vial of Life decals to our community for free. We feel that the Vial of Life Project is a most important program for protecting seniors and others in need. We would like to thank American Senior Safety Medical Alarm Systems for donating these kits to our organization.