Lakeport Fire Protection District

12/13/2025

Please Join us for the 6th Annual Lakeport Fire Christmas Light Parade Saturday December 20th. Please look at the flyer for the path of the parade.

09/26/2025

Even in tragedy, there are moments to hold onto. Firefighters not only recovered family photos and other belonging spared from the home, but also saved a cat and four dogs. A very small reminder of hope when so much was lost. Thank you to our local fire departments for all that you do.

(The only photo that will be posted from today’s structure fire out of respect for the family.)

09/19/2025

Our sweet Maya dog truly is one of a kind!

So some have asked what does Maya do for Lakeport Fire. We found this excerpt and wanted to share some insight. A Station Dog makes a good Firehouse great. They are friends with everybody, even the people nobody likes, they offer comfort late at night, give an empty building presence, a fire truck character, show compassion when all of ours is spent and create cohesion amongst different groups of firefighters taking care of one home. They are quiet ambassadors linking history with the present and the public with the crew. Some are true therapy dogs, others simply comforting to have around, and a few are simply poor little abandoned dogs thatvwere fortunate enough to be taken in by people willing to do whatever it takes to save a life. Even if it’s “just a dog.” Maya is all of the above in one way or the other. Lakeport Fire Protection District National Institute of Canine Service and Training City of Lakeport

08/26/2025

We love our furry friends!

07/30/2025

We had a blast visiting the awesome kids at the Kids Day Camp today! Firefighters Barnett, Tyson, Smith, Cortez, and Akbari (along with our sweet fire pup Maya) gave a fire safety presentation, let the kids explore Engine 5011, showed off some gear, and answered tons of great questions from some very curious young minds.

But the real highlight? Turning on the hose and giving the campers a surprise water spray party to beat the summer heat! The smiles, laughter, and soaked clothes said it all — we might have had just as much fun as they did!

Thanks to the staff and campers for the warm welcome and for letting us be part of your day. Stay safe and stay cool! 🚒

07/24/2025

Hey parents! We’re excited to announce that your local firefighters will be stopping by the kids summer day camp on Wednesday, July 30th for an afternoon of fun and fire safety.

We'll be bringing out the ambulance, fire engine, showing off some cool gear, and talking with the kids about what it means to be a firefighter. Our fire pup Maya will even be there!

We love connecting our community, especially our future fire heroes. It's not too late to register! Please use the QR code on the flyer or visit www.rec.us/reservations. For more information please call 707.262.1618

05/24/2025

Congratulations, Firefighter Wyatt Smith!

Please join us in congratulating Lakeport Firefighter, Wyatt Smith, on his graduation from the Butte Fire Academy! Not only did he complete the rigorous 19 weeks of training with dedication and determination, but he also earned the top academic award for his class.

Wyatt started his career in the fire service as a volunteer with Lakeport Fire back in 2018. He has since become a huge asset to our department and community. His commitment to excellence and passion for the fire service make us proud to welcome him back to the department. We look forward to the great things he will accomplish in service to our community.

Way to go, Firefighter Smith!

04/18/2025

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2025 Lake County Invasive Weeds Tours to be Held May 8 and 9

2025 Lake County Invasive Weeds Tours to be Held May 8 and 9

02/06/2025

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Limited Hours Beginning February 4

01/30/2025

NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Leah Sautelet
OES Manager
[email protected]

January 28, 2025

Full-Length Warning Siren Test on February 3
LAKE COUNTY, CA – On Monday, February 3, 2025, at 11:00 AM, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office will conduct a full three-minute test of the warning sirens in Middletown, Anderson Springs, Cobb, Loch Lomond, Kelseyville Riviera (formerly known as the Clear Lake Riviera), and Riviera West. The test is part of ongoing preparedness efforts for emergencies such as wildfires, earthquakes or other hazards.

Monthly Siren Testing

Monthly siren tests occur on the first Monday of each month at 11:00 AM. Tests from March through January will last 30-seconds, while the February test is the full three-minute activation. Notifications about these tests will be sent via LakeCoAlerts and Nixle just before each test.

What to Do When You Hear Sirens Outside of Scheduled Tests

If you hear sirens outside of a scheduled test, it’s important to stay alert and seek more information. The sirens may not always be heard depending on factors like terrain, background noise, being indoors, or your distance from the sirens. Always remain vigilant
and follow any instructions provided.

Background and Contact Information

• The Middletown, Anderson Springs, Cobb, and Loch Lomond sirens have been in place since 2018 and are maintained by the South Lake County Fire District. Should there be any issues, please contact South Lake County Fire District at 707-987-3089.
• In 2021, the Kelseyville Riviera Homeowners Association installed three warning sirens. Should there be any issues, please contact the Kelseyville Riviera Homeowners Association at [email protected].
• The Riviera West warning sirens were installed in 2023. Should there be any issues, please contact the Riviera West Homeowner Association’s President at [email protected].

Central Dispatch
(707) 263-2690
Administration
(707) 262-4200
Patrol/Investigation
(707) 262-4200
Substation
(707) 994-6433
Coroner
(707) 262-4215
Corrections
(707) 262-4240

Prepare: Visit Ready.LakeCountyCA.gov
The Lake County Sheriff’s Office urges all residents take steps to prepare for all hazards which includes opting in for LakeCoAlerts and learning your zone. For details visit https://Ready.LakeCountyCA.gov.
Stay informed by following the Office of Emergency Services and the Lake County Sheriff on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/lakecountyOES and www.facebook.com/lakesheriff

The Lake County Sheriff's Office is a general law enforcement agency located in Northern California

01/16/2025

‼️UPDATE‼️

Engine 5011 is part of task force XLK-2100, which includes Lakeport Fire, Kelseyville Fire, Fortuna Fire, Greenfield Fire and Calfire Monterey. The task force has been assigned to the Palisades incident and is currently providing structure protection in the Encino area and initial response for new fires in the greater Los Angeles area. Santa Ana winds have been on and off all week and are anticipated to be as strong as the winds that were during the initial fire early next week. Lakeport Fire and the adjoining task force are ready to support the community for any current or future incidents.

01/13/2025

This morning at 8:30am four of your Lakeport Firefighters set out on a strike team with engines from Kelseyville, Monterey, Solano, and Humboldt on a 10 hour journey to the fires in Southern California. When staffing allows we take the opportunity to help our brothers and sisters in need.