New Holland Fire Department

Spring Safety: A Message from New Holland Fire Department ​ April 30, 2026 ​As the fields around Logan County begin to stir and we transition into the heart of the spring season, the New Holland Fire Department  wants to ensure that our neighbors are staying vigilant. Spring cleaning isn't just about tidying up; it’s about making sure your home and property are resilient against fire hazards. ​Living in a rural community means we face unique risks this time of year. Here is what you can do today to keep your family and our firefighters safe. ​🚜 Field and Yard Safety ​With planting season in full swing, there is a lot of activity on our local roads and in the fields. ​ Give Space to Machinery: If you’re driving near town, please be patient with our local farmers moving equipment. Wide turns and slow speeds are necessary for safety—give them the room they need. ​ Control Your Burn: If you are clearing brush or yard waste, check the wind forecast first. In the o...

  Be the Hero Your Neighbors Need: Join the New Holland Fire Department In a small town like New Holland, we don't just live next to each other—we look out for each other. When the sirens go off, it isn't just a "job" being performed; it’s neighbors helping neighbors. The New Holland Fire Department  is currently looking for dedicated individuals to join our ranks. Whether you’ve lived here your whole life or you’re a newcomer looking to get involved, there is a place for you on our team. Why Volunteer? Volunteering with the fire department is about more than just fighting fires. it’s about being a pillar of the community. Professional Training: You don’t need prior experience to start. We provide the training and equipment you need to safely respond to fires, medical emergencies, and accidents. A Second Family: At Station 39, we are a brotherhood and sisterhood. You’ll build bonds with fellow members that last a lifetime. Give Back to Your Home: There is no greate...

  Keeping Our Community Safe: Spring Fire Safety in New Holland As the weather warms up and we all head outdoors to enjoy the spring season, the New Holland Fire Department wants to ensure our neighbors stay safe. Spring is a time for cleaning, yard work, and firing up the grill, but it also brings unique fire hazards that are easy to overlook. Here are a few essential tips to keep your home and family protected this season: 1. Clear the Clutter (and the Fuel) Spring cleaning isn't just about aesthetics; it’s about safety. Yard Debris: Clear dead leaves, dry grass, and branches from around your home’s foundation and under decks. These can act as kindling for stray embers. The Garage: Safely dispose of old oily rags, half-empty paint cans, or stacked cardboard that could become fuel for a fire. 2. Grill with Caution Before you host your first cookout of the year, give your grill a safety check. Clean the Grease: Built-up grease is a leading cause of grill fires. Scrub the grates...