Letona Fire and Rescue delivers rapid emergency medical response, fire suppression, and community safety programs — right here in our own backyard.
From medical emergencies to fire safety, our trained crew stands ready to protect Letona and surrounding communities around the clock.
Rapid response to medical emergencies with certified EMTs and paramedics equipped to handle critical situations on scene and during transport.
Full-spectrum fire protection for residential, commercial, and structural emergencies — from alarm to containment with experienced crews.
Fire safety education, community paramedicine programs, and prevention initiatives to keep Letona residents informed and protected.
Advanced life support ambulance services with continuous patient monitoring en route to the appropriate medical facility.
Protection for homes, businesses, and public buildings across Letona and the greater White County area with rapid dispatch.
Free safety workshops, fire prevention outreach, and CPR training for schools, organizations, and community groups.
Letona Fire and Rescue is more than an emergency service — we are a committed team of volunteers and professionals who live and work in the communities we serve.
Based at 299 W Main St in Letona, our station has been a cornerstone of public safety for White County. Whether it's a medical call in the dead of night or a fire safety inspection during the day, we show up with the same dedication.
Our crew trains continuously to handle the full range of emergencies — from cardiac arrests and trauma to structure fires and hazardous material incidents. Because in a place like Letona, help isn't just fast. It's right here.
We believe that the best emergency response starts with prevention. That's why we invest time and resources into community education, outreach, and partnership.
From hosting fire drills at local schools to offering free CPR and first aid classes, we work to build a community that knows how to respond before our sirens ever wail.
Our station is open for tours and questions. If you want to learn about fire safety, get involved, or just say hello — you're always welcome.
Dial 911 for emergencies, or reach us directly for non-urgent inquiries and community programs.
For emergencies, always call 911. For non-urgent inquiries, community programs, or to schedule a station tour, use the information below.