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Lincoln Fire Protection District The Lincoln Fire Protection District is a 50-member volunteer fire department in Coles County, IL. For emergencies please dial 911.

The Lincoln Fire Protection District is a 50-member volunteer fire department that covers 125 square miles of Coles County, Illinois. The department has stations near Charleston, Lerna, and Mattoon and responds to fire, EMS, rescue and dive calls within their response area. If you are interested in joining our department please send us a message here on Facebook.

Pre-order your bulk sausage today and save the date to support our volunteers on November 14th during the 44th Annual Li...
10/29/2026

Pre-order your bulk sausage today and save the date to support our volunteers on November 14th during the 44th Annual Lincoln Fire Pancake and Sausage Day
Pre-order today at https://charleston-lincoln-volunteers.square.site/shop/sausage-pre-orders/3

Time is running out to pre-order your bulk sausage before the 44th Lincoln Fire Pancake & Sausage Day on November 14th!
Pre-order by October 30th to guarantee your sausage. Pre-order today. Link in bio and comments.

Engine 73 and Sparky had a great time at the Franklin Preschool Touch-a-truck.
10/28/2026

Engine 73 and Sparky had a great time at the Franklin Preschool Touch-a-truck.

This week, we had a great training on Truck Operations where we practiced VEIS (Vent, Enter, Isolate, and Search), breac...
10/09/2026

This week, we had a great training on Truck Operations where we practiced VEIS (Vent, Enter, Isolate, and Search), breaching doors, and roof operations. We were joined by firefighters from Toledo, Savoy, and Humboldt. Thank you to the Charleston Fire Department for allowing us to use their training facility and IFSI instructor Chaney for leading the training.

Congratulations to current LFPD Lieutenant Grant Hale on being named Champaign Fire Department's Firefighter of the Year...
10/08/2026

Congratulations to current LFPD Lieutenant Grant Hale on being named Champaign Fire Department's Firefighter of the Year and to former LFPD Captain Kyle Keefer on being named Engineer of the Year!

In Champaign, dozens of firefighters were honored for their hard work and sacrifice on Wednesday.

Stop by this afternoon and check out the fire trucks! If you can’t make it to Lerna today you can help fill the boot all...
10/03/2026

Stop by this afternoon and check out the fire trucks! If you can’t make it to Lerna today you can help fill the boot all month long.

October 3rd!!!

Got kiddos that likes firetrucks?? There will be one on site at 3pm! Come show your support, get some delicious food & a bucket o' b**r!

Lets fill the boot!!!

Out doing the final inspection on the new engine. Getting pretty detailed on our checks.
09/22/2026

Out doing the final inspection on the new engine. Getting pretty detailed on our checks.

This week we had a great night of training on hose advancement at the CFD training tower. If you have ever considered be...
09/15/2026

This week we had a great night of training on hose advancement at the CFD training tower. If you have ever considered being a firefighter, now is the time to apply; we need additional volunteers to serve our community. Awesome training like this is provided! Apply today at bit.ly/lfpd_app

As we remember the lives lost and all the first responders who ran towards the danger, several of our firefighters and c...
09/11/2026

As we remember the lives lost and all the first responders who ran towards the danger, several of our firefighters and cadets honored their legacy today during the 9/11 stair climb at the Mattoon YMCA. We will never forget!🇺🇸

Interesting call Sunday night. A couple of 911 calls came in for a large flash and a black object between the 190 & 191....
09/08/2026

Interesting call Sunday night. A couple of 911 calls came in for a large flash and a black object between the 190 & 191. First thing that came to mind of the officers and other first responders was possibly a paraglider in the power lines. At least 8 units in all. Scouted the bike path, roads and miles of interstate and nothing. While searching under the interstate overpass over E Dewitt we found the balloons pictured. They foil balloons had been tangled in the high voltage power lines. Unusual call but glad it wasn’t what we anticipated.

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371 W Coolidge
Charleston, IL
61920

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