Lealman Fire District

06/05/2026

🎆 Have you checked out our July 4th Event Page yet?!🎆

The Lealman Independence Day Fireworks Celebration is shaping up to be an amazing night of community fun! 🎇

Join us for:
🎶 Live DJ
🌭 Food
🎯 Games
🎆 Fireworks
❤️ Fun for the whole family!

Be sure to visit the event page, mark yourself as “Going,” and invite your friends & family to celebrate with us! 🙌

📲 Event Page: https://ow.ly/s15150YZush
We can’t wait to see everyone at Ray Neri Park on July 4th! 💙❤️

05/26/2026

Our Tierra Verde A-Shift crew was busy extinguishing the fire on Egmont Key this weekend with the assistance of Gulfport Fire Department, St. Pete Beach Fire Department, Pinellas Suncoast Fire District, and Hillsborough County Fire Department.

05/18/2026

This week, we proudly celebrate EMS Week 2026 and recognize the dedication, compassion, and professionalism of our EMS personnel who answer the call every day.
Whether providing lifesaving care during emergencies, offering comfort during difficult moments, or serving our community with pride and integrity, our Paramedics and EMTs make a difference in countless lives each and every day.
Thank you to all of our EMS providers for your commitment, sacrifice, and unwavering service to our community. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and we are proud to honor you this EMS Week.
Happy EMS Week 2026! 🚑

05/16/2026

05/07/2026

Understanding the difference between a Watch and Warning, and what to do when you go under one, is very important.

🌀Watch: Conditions possible w/in 48 hrs. Execute plans and heed orders from officials.

🌀Warning: Conditions expected w/in 36 hrs. Complete plans and be ready

05/07/2026

Hurricane season is fast approaching, which runs from June 1 to November 30.. Understanding your risks and preparing in advance are keys to staying safe. Stay informed by saving hurricanes.gov and weather.gov/tbw for information.

04/21/2026

Pinellas County has been upgraded to a Red Flag Warning.

The National Weather Service has upgraded Pinellas County to a Red Flag Warning for Tuesday, April 21.

Even the smallest spark can quickly grow into a dangerous wildfire in these conditions.

Help us keep Pinellas County safe. As a reminder, the burning of yard debris is always prohibited in Pinellas County per Pinellas County Ordinance Sec. 58-206.

Remember:

❌No burning of yard waste (leaves, branches, brush).
❌No burning of household trash or construction debris.
⚠️Caution: Refrain from burning small fire pits.
⚠️Caution: Keep vehicles off dry grass and don't throw ci******es or matches out of a moving vehicle.”

Dry conditions will continue on Tuesday. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for all counties in west central and southwest Florida Tuesday from 11 AM to 8 PM. Outdoor burning is strongly discouraged, as any fires that develop could spread rapidly.

04/20/2026

REMINDER: NO OPEN BURNING

The National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch for Pinellas County. Meaning, if a fire occurs, we are at a higher risk of it spreading quickly. Even the smallest spark from a backyard fire can quickly grow into a dangerous wildfire in these conditions.

Help us keep Pinellas County safe. As a reminder, the burning of yard debris is always prohibited in Pinellas County per Pinellas County Ordinance Sec. 58-206.

Remember:

No burning of yard waste (leaves, branches, brush).
No burning of household trash or construction debris.
Caution: Refrain from burning small fire pits until we receive more rainfall.
Please: Don't throw ci******es or matches out of a moving vehicle. They can easily ignite our dry grass.

04/13/2026