For over a century, the Lovell Fire Department has stood between our community and catastrophe — ready at a moment's notice, rooted in this valley, answerable to the people who call it home.
From emergency response to prevention education, every program we run serves one purpose: keeping Lovell safe, prepared, and resilient.
Round-the-clock dispatch for structure fires, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and hazardous material incidents across Lovell and Park County.
Proactive commercial and residential fire code inspections that identify hazards before they become tragedies. We work with property owners to ensure compliance and safety.
Free fire safety workshops, school visits, CPR training, and station tours. We believe an informed community is a prepared community — and prevention saves lives.
Smoke detector installations, home escape planning, and fire extinguisher training. We'll help your household build a plan that works when seconds count.
Lovell sits at the edge of wildland and development. We maintain specialized training and equipment for brush fires, grass fires, and wildland-urban interface incidents.
Our trained personnel provide first response medical care, including advanced life support, trauma stabilization, and coordination with regional EMS and hospitals.
Long before the first modern fire truck rolled through Lovell's streets, a group of volunteers recognized that a growing railroad town needed organized protection. In 1905, they formed what would become the Lovell Fire Department — and they've never stopped answering the call.
For 120 years, this department has been staffed by people who live where they serve. The firefighters who respond to your call are the same ones who shop at your grocery store, coach your kids' teams, and sit in the pews at your churches. That proximity isn't just convenient — it's the foundation of everything we do.
Today, Lovell Fire Department operates from our station at 314 Nevada Avenue, staffing multiple engine companies and providing rapid response across the city and surrounding Park County communities. But technology and trucks are only part of the story. The real strength has always been the people — career and volunteer alike — who choose to stand between danger and their neighbors.
Whether you're a homeowner looking to schedule an inspection, a business owner ensuring code compliance, or a parent wanting your child to learn fire safety — we're here. No question is too small.
For emergencies, dial 911. For non-emergency inquiries, inspections, or questions, use the form or reach us directly below.
314 Nevada Avenue
Lovell, Wyoming 82431
Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency: (130) 754-86247
Emergency Operations: 24 hours / 7 days
Office: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
We'll respond within one business day. For emergencies, always call 911.
We'll get back to you within one business day.