Rockford Fire Department
Protecting Rockford, Greenfield & Rockford Township Since 1948
Who We Are
The Rockford Fire Department has proudly served the City of Rockford, City of Greenfield, and Rockford Township since 1948. Our dedicated volunteer firefighters and rescue personnel respond to fires, medical emergencies, water rescues, and more — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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24/7 response to fires, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and water rescues across our community.
Community Outreach
From open houses to school visits and public events, we're proud to be part of the Rockford community.
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We're always looking for dedicated volunteers. No experience required — we'll train you.
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Rockford Fire Department
(opens in a new tab)The Rockford Fire Dept. proudly serves the City of Rockford, Rockford Township and City of Greenfield
A huge thank you to Three Rivers Park District for donating a house for our recent live burn training! 🔥🚒Opportunities like this are rare and incredibly valuable. Live burn training lets our firefighters practice fire attack, search and rescue, ventilation, and fire behavior in real-world conditions that simply can't be recreated anywhere else. Every hour spent in a training like this makes us better prepared to protect the Rockford community.We'd also like to thank our neiWest Suburban Fire Districte District for coming out to train alongside us. Working together on the training ground builds the teamwork and familiarity that matter when we respond side by side on real calls.Thank you to everyone who helped make this training a success, and to our firefighters for their hard work and dedication!
In the past week, we had the opportunity to meet staff and check out Transformational Therapy Services to see what they offer in our community. Our department walked through Kingspan to complete Pre-Incident Plans, and learn about the facility, materials and potential hazards. We spent time at the high school career fair talking to students about the fire department and fire training opportunities. We were on the sidelines for the Rockford Rockets football game. We had the opportunity to conduct a live house burn and conduct in the field training- more photos to come. Does this sound like something you’d like to do? We are always looking for new firefighters who are willing to make the commitment to serve and protect the city. You can find further information on joining the department on our website rockfordfd.com
🚨Today October 24th, 2026 we will be conducting our live house burn🚔 The roadway near the home will be open, although reduced to one lane so expect delays 🔥Crews will be at the home until the house is burnt down🚒 Tanker trucks will be hauling water on Lake Rebecca Trail throughout the day 👨🏻🚒 This is a valuable training for our members, please avoid the area for our safety and yours
🚨Just a reminderTomorrow Saturday October 24th Rockford Fire will be conducting a live burn south of Highway 55, on Rebecca Park Trail. Please avoid the area if possible, the road will be down to one lane and alternative routes are suggested
🚒 What’s with all the sirens? 🚑Ever hear the trucks roll out and wonder what’s going on? Now you can find out!On our website, RockfordFD.com, you can view a list of our recent calls. It won’t show addresses or any sensitive information, but it will tell you what type of call it was, such as a medical or a fire.🔎 While you’re there, check out everything else our site has to offer:🔥 Burning info, regulations, and permits📚 Community education🚨 Free smoke alarms for those in need🚒 Our apparatus fleet👩🚒 Meet our members➕ And much more!👉 Check it out today at RockfordFD.com#RockfordFD #RockfordMN #FireService #CommunityRisk #SmokeAlarmsSaveLives #KnowYourFireDepartment
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Rockford, MN 55373