The Lakeland Fire Department proudly offers free smoke alarms to citizens in need, including those with hearing impairment or disabilities. Learn more about the program and if you qualify here.
Our Firefighters love giving back to the community and sharing more about the many services offered by the department. Although often busy with heavy call volume, training, and other commitments, firefighters will attend select community events when possible. To request a meet and greet experience or another educational program, click here.
The F.O.C.U.S. Scholarship offers an opportunity of a lifetime. The scholarship covers 100% of the cost associated with becoming a certified firefighter. Learn more about the program, who qualifies, and how to apply here.
Used sharps must be disposed of properly. The Lakeland Fire Department is NOT able to take possession of sharps containers or medication from private individuals for disposal. However, there are several community partners that can accept medical waste. Learn more here.
All LFD fire stations are safe havens for newborns. Mothers, fathers, or whoever is in possession of a newborn is able to leave the newborn at a staffed fire rescue station anonymously and free from fear of prosecution. A newborn can be left at any LFD station or office. Click here for station locations.
The Lakeland Fire Department offers free blood pressure checks at all of its fire stations. You can visit anytime between 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, seven days a week. Click here for fire station locations.
The Lakeland Fire Department does NOT offer car seat instillation, however several area organizations do. Learn more here.
Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign and call-to-action. Stop the Bleed is intended to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives. Although the Lakeland Fire Department does not offer this training program, LFD community partner Lakeland Regional Health does. Click here for more information and class dates. The classes are free and designed for those who have little or no medical training, but who may be called upon to provide initial trauma care and bleeding control prior to the arrival of Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
The Firefighter Commemorative Sculpture and Reflection Area features engravings, plaques, and engraved bricks to recognize the donors that contributed to its creation.
