Lansing Fire Department

Help us welcome and congratulate our newly promoted Administration Division Chief, Chief Neal!
We have full confidence that he will excel in his new role and continue to lead with dedication and excellence. Congratulations, Chief!

The Lansing Fire Department would like to extend our deepest thank you to the Clinton County Sheriff’s office for inviting us to be honored at their 2025 awards ceremony last night. LFD was recognized alongside several other departments for our efforts during the Wacousta Mass Casualty Incident in May of 2024. Our prayers and deepest condolences go out to those affected on the fateful day and also to the Lansing Township Fire Department who lost one of their own as a result of the incident. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as well as FF Esch’s family.

Lansing Residents! We have some severe weather coming to our area this evening make sure you take proper precautions so that you can stay safe during the storm! Winds up to 60 mph and quarter sized hail are possible this evening so make sure any loose or fragile outside items are secured. Please remember to avoid all downed power lines and if you do see one, call 911 to report it. Also make sure that phones, tablets and flashlights have adequate battery power in case power is lost. Stay safe Lansing!

https://www.wilx.com/2026/01/30/take-mid-construction-tour-through-lansings-new-public-safety-complex/ Come take a tour of our new Public Safety Complex that will house our Fire and Police Administrations as well as the 54 A District Court. We also get a small sneak peek into what our new Station #49 will offer. We can't wait to see what the finished product will look like!

Take a mid-construction tour through Lansing’s new public safety complex From courts, to police and fire, the project will provide a new home for the people who keep the capital city safe.

A huge thank you goes out to the Mayflower Congregational Church for allowing us to come by and educate our senior citizens on fire prevention and fall prevention. We are looking forward to the next time we can visit again!

The City of Lansing, in consultation with Mayor Schor, HRCS, and the Emergency Management Division has extended the Code Blue Cold Weather Response Plan in effect each night during overnight hours through at least Saturday, January 24 at 7:00 AM. Weather conditions being continuously monitored, and adjustments may be made at any time as needed. During this period, local shelters will operate additional hours and temporarily increase capacity, the Letts Community Center will serve as a warming center during the overnight hours, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. The plan also allows the Lansing Fire and Police departments to transport those needing assistance to local shelters, and the CATA bus system will provide free rides to warming centers or shelters. Residents can call 211 for additional social service resources. Please take advantage of these resources and look on the city webpage for more updates. STAY WARM LANSING!