Scottville fire engine driving in a parade on a sunny day.
Firefighters practicing repelling down from a higher place.
Firefighters training pulling someone from icy water during the winter.
A lone firefighter spraying a house with water as it is engulfed with flames at night..
An arial view of a house burning with multiple fire engines work to put it out.
A happy mother and Firefighter assist a small boy who's holding a firehose spraying water.

REMAINING MEEtING DATES 2025 / 2026

A happy firefighter with a bucket hat and sunglasses helps a small girl in a pink and white poke-dot dress use the firehose.

Thursday September 11, 2025 at 4pm Cameron Accounting (final review)

Thursday Sept 25, 2025 at 7pm  Custer Station (Public hearing on Budget)

Thursday October 23, 2025 at 7pm Custer Station

Thursday November 20, 2025 at 7pm Custer Station (Thanksgiving 27th)

Thursday December 18, 2025 at 7pm Custer Station (Christmas 25th)

Thursday January 22, 2026 at 7pm Custer Station

 

Image Credit: Rob Alway, Mason County Press

Fire STation Contact & Locations

Fire STation Contact & Locations

A mother and a Firefighter help a small boy to hold a firehose during a community event.
A group of firefighters practice repelling.
An arial view of a house burning, with multiple fire engines spraying water to put it out.
3 firefighters practice pulling someone out of the icy water in the winter.
A side show of a fire engine, in front of it's garage on a sunny day.
A lone firefighter fights to put out a fire at night.
Two firefighters making their way trough a dark, smoky room.
A group of fire authority staff decorates a vehicle with Christmas decorations. Someone is dressed as the Grinch in a Santa suite.
A side view of a fire station pickup truck.
A group of firefighters are in a classroom surrounded by young children. They are teaching the children fire safety.
A firefighter and his teenage son are standing beside a fire station service vehicle. The vehicle has a large trailer behind it that they use as a grill for community events.

FIRE SAFETY

Fire safety starts with you. Stay educated. Stay prepared.

Quick Tip #1

Install smoke alarms on every level of your home.

Quick Tip #2

Talk with all family members about a fire escape plan and practice the plan twice a year.

Quick Tip #3

Install Carbon Monoxide Detectors.

2 firefighters spray water on a frame of a burnt vehicle.

Your Courage, Our Cause:

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