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The countywide burn ban remains in effect. All outdoor burning of combustible materials is prohibited, including bonfires, campfires, outdoor fires, and fireworks. Thank you for helping protect our community. 🚫🔥

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🚫 Burn Ban Update: The countywide burn ban remains in effect. Outdoor burning of combustibles is prohibited. Updated: Mar. 06, 2026

The county-wide burn ban remains in effect. All outdoor burning of combustible materials is prohibited, including bonfires, campfires, outdoor fireplaces, fireworks, and warming fires. Conditions continue to be monitored, and updates will be provided when the ban is lifted.

Please join us in recognizing Juan Lopez and Jennifer Maldonado, who have been officially released by our Medical Director, Dr. Ken Palestrant, to serve as Primary Paramedics with the St. Lucie County Fire District. Congratulations to Juan and Jennifer! 🚑

🚫 Burn Ban Update: The countywide burn ban remains in effect. Outdoor burning of combustibles is prohibited. Updated: Feb. 20, 2026

Firefighter Paramedic Joshua Wozar was recognized this morning at the Networking Breakfast Honoring a Lifesaver by Battalion Chief Keith Bergeron for his dedication and service to our community. 👏

🧪 SLCFD Special Operations crews conducted a Hazmat drill simulating a chlorine gas leak at a water treatment facility. No actual leaks, hazards, or chlorine products were involved. 🚒

Chief Lee recognized Captain Shane Kozac as the 2025 Firefighter of the Year at the 40th Annual Business & Industry Awards hosted by the St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce. Proud to see his dedication honored among community leaders. 🚒👏 #SLCFD #FirefighterOfTheYear

Yesterday’s dry and windy conditions contributed to several small brush fires throughout the area. Crews responded quickly and contained each incident, preventing further spread & damage. St. Lucie County has implemented a burn ban that applies to all non-permitted burns.

Last weekend, SLCFD Cadets competed in the FFCA Annual Winter Fire Games in St. Augustine, FL, participating in firefighter drills, communication challenges, and fitness events. Special thanks to Lt. Santa, Lt. Sexton, and Chief French for their support & leadership.

🚫 Burn Ban Update: The countywide burn ban remains in effect. Outdoor burning of combustibles is prohibited. Updated: Feb. 14, 2026 #StLucieCounty

Pride, passion, & purpose — on the ground and in the air. ✈️🚒 Four SLCFD members completed an intensive ARFF course in Jacksonville, training in aviation emergency tactics and aircraft rescue. This training strengthens our airport response and readiness to protect our community

Yesterday at approx 4:40 PM, SLCFD responded to a structure fire on El Greco St. Crews initiated an aggressive knockdown, contained the fire, and limited its spread. Cause is under investigation. Red Cross assisted the occupant;and several pets were safely rescued.

🚒 TRAINING EXERCISE NOTICE Over the next several days, SLCFD crews are conducting a scheduled training exercise in the 1000 block of SE Prineville St. Residents may see fire trucks, equipment, personnel, and light smoke in the area. There is no emergency.

On Friday, St. Lucie County Fire District had the honor of welcoming Honorary First Responder Trina Long. We are proud to share the work we do with members of our community and thank Trina for spending the day with our crews.

Countywide Burn Ban in Effect 🚫🔥 Due to extremely dry conditions, St. Lucie County has issued a local state of emergency and burn ban. No outdoor burning, campfires, bonfires, fireworks, or open flames. Use caution outdoors.

St. Lucie County Fire District recognizes the following personnel for service milestones: 10 Years: Mitch Farrell 5 Years: Ivan Gutierrez, Dennis Trefelner, Joseph Napolitano, Eduardo Dorado-Mendez We appreciate their continued dedication to the community we serve.

Crews responded to a residential structure fire in the 100 block of SE Crosspoint Dr. Units arrived in 5 minutes and found heavy smoke and fire from a single-story home. Fire was contained. 2 dogs were rescued. Red Cross is assisting 2 adults & 2 minors. Cause under investigation