About
The City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service was formed in 1892 and is a single entity that provides fire, rescue, emergency medical services (EMS), and all other emergency services to the City of Kiel, Town of Schleswig, Town of Russell (EMS only), and portions of the Town of Rhine (EMS only) and Town of New Holstein (EMS only). The department is a combination that is comprised of volunteer, paid-on-call, and part-time members. This means that when the department is dispatched to an incident, available members respond to the station from their homes, places of work, or wherever they may be. The City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service responds to over 700 calls annually. The department also provides mutual aid assistance to other area departments through the Wisconsin Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS).
Mission Statement
We are dedicated to serving the community by providing protection of life and property from the effects
of fires, medical emergencies, and all hazards. The City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service
always maintains a constant state of readiness to respond to all requests for services through high-quality training, maintenance of equipment, and a desire to serve our community.
of fires, medical emergencies, and all hazards. The City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service
always maintains a constant state of readiness to respond to all requests for services through high-quality training, maintenance of equipment, and a desire to serve our community.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
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Since 1938, the City of Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service has been providing prehospital emergency care to the greater-Kiel area. Starting in 2021, the department upgraded our license to the paramedic transporting level.
“For assistance regarding ambulance bills including questions about records, payments, etc. please use this contact information
“For assistance regarding ambulance bills including questions about records, payments, etc. please use this contact information
Burning Ordinance
CITY OF KIEL - RECREATIONAL FIRES are allowed within in the City of Kiel provided they follow City ordinance 419, Section 9.17(2). NO PERMIT IS REQUIRED. Some of the requirements include all fire pits and portable fire pits be a minimum of 15 feet from any building structure and not be more than 3 feet square. No rubbish can be burned and the fire cannot create smoke that causes a public nuisance. Fires must also be attended at all times by at least one person 16 years of age or older. Any damages caused by a recreational fire are the financial responsibility of the person starting the fire.
Apparatus
• Engine 1 – 1996 Pierce
• Engine 3 – 1993 Pierce (Town of Schleswig)
• Engine 4 – 2017 Pierce (Town of Schleswig and City of Kiel)
• Tender 1 – 2001 Newton Tender (Town of Schleswig)
• Truck 1 – 2009 Pierce
• Utility 1 – 2013 Chevy 2500
• ATV 1 and 2 – 2021 Yamaha Kodiak ATVs
• Command 1 – 2019 Chevy Tahoe
• Ambulance 1 – 2022 Ford Braun Ambulance
• Ambulance 2 – 2016 Ford Braun Ambulance
• Engine 3 – 1993 Pierce (Town of Schleswig)
• Engine 4 – 2017 Pierce (Town of Schleswig and City of Kiel)
• Tender 1 – 2001 Newton Tender (Town of Schleswig)
• Truck 1 – 2009 Pierce
• Utility 1 – 2013 Chevy 2500
• ATV 1 and 2 – 2021 Yamaha Kodiak ATVs
• Command 1 – 2019 Chevy Tahoe
• Ambulance 1 – 2022 Ford Braun Ambulance
• Ambulance 2 – 2016 Ford Braun Ambulance
Contact Information
Kiel Fire Department and Ambulance Service proudly serve the greater Kiel Area.
For emergencies, dial 911.
Non-emergency contact information:
99 E. Fremont St.
P.O. Box 98
Kiel, WI 53042
Phone: (920) 894-2212
For emergencies, dial 911.
Non-emergency contact information:
99 E. Fremont St.
P.O. Box 98
Kiel, WI 53042
Phone: (920) 894-2212