Marquette City Fire Department

Marquette City Fire Department The Marquette City Fire Department provides 24/7 Fire, Rescue, ALS EMS, and other services to the City of Marquette.

The Marquette City Fire Department, while steeped in tradition, has made great strides to become a progressive and modern life saving organization. The community experiences fewer fire incidents than the State average due to comprehensive Fire Prevention, Code Enforcement, and education programs. The Fire Department serves the community through its two locations. The main office is housed in Station #1 at 418 South Third Street and Station # 2 is located in the historic fire house at 723 North Front Street. Marquette fire personnel respond to many different types of emergencies and are trained in many different fields of rescue: High Angle Rescue (cliff rescue), Auto Extrication, Hazardous Materials, Confined Space Rescue, Emergency Medical Services (Paramedic level), Ice & Water Rescue and Terrorist Threat Responses. Marquette Fire has “mutual aid” agreements with the surrounding townships and participates in many community education and safety programs. In addition to fire prevention, fire fighting and emergency rescue, the Marquette City Fire Department also administers the city’s Building Inspection Program and is responsible for enforcing the city’s rental code ordinance, and the entire beachfront safety program. In 2012, the City's lifeguards made the transition to operating under the Fire Department. The City's lifeguards are trained by Fire Department personnel following American Red Cross Standards in Waterfront Lifeguarding. Such training includes CPR and AED for the Professional Rescuer.

08/08/2026

Thermal Imaging Camera (TICs) are devices that we can bring into a fire to help orient ourselves with a building and help us see any victims who may be trapped

Had a little too much fun with the fog machine today 😅We like to practice how we play
07/30/2026

Had a little too much fun with the fog machine today 😅
We like to practice how we play

You will probably notice a haze over the coming days. Be cautious of the poor air quality, especially those with preexis...
07/15/2026

You will probably notice a haze over the coming days. Be cautious of the poor air quality, especially those with preexisting respiratory conditions as smoke like this can cause flare ups and difficulty breathing.
On the upside though, watch out for some beautiful sunrises and sunsets!

UPPER PENINSULA, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — With recent wildfires in the north of Minnesota, lots of smoke is headed for the Upper Peninsula, warned the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes,

07/13/2026

🚨Powerline PSA🚨

Storms like the ones we had today tend to cause a lot of power lines to fall. We get called to those to make sure people stay clear of potentially charged lines that are on the ground until Marquette BLP can get on scene to safely take care of the problem.

There are times, like today, where we might not be able to stay on scene until BLP is there due to another incident coming in. So, we will block that area using cones, tape, etc.

We know the cones are bright. We know our caution tape looks like it's decorating the neighborhood. We know you're curious.

But here's the thing...

If you see a downed power line, or a blocked off section of road/sidewalk with a line laying down in the middle of it:

❌ Please don't walk up to it.
❌ Please don't move our cones.
❌ Please don't duck under or step over the caution tape.
❌ PLEASE do not move the line!
❌ Don't tell yourself, "It'll be fine."

If we aren't going near the lines, you probably shouldn't be either. Those cones and tape aren't there to ruin your day, they're there to make sure you have another one.

If we took the time to block off an area, it's because it can be extremely dangerous. Downed power lines can still be energized, and electricity doesn't care how confident you are.

Help us help you:
Stay outside the marked area.
Keep kids and pets away.
Leave the cones where we put them.

Your curiosity is appreciated, so is your cooperation. 👍

Stay safe, and thanks for helping us keep everyone alive.

Happy 4th! 🇺🇸
07/04/2026

Happy 4th! 🇺🇸

Hi Everyone! We've expanded the MFD digital footprint to Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/marquette.fd/Go give us a ...
07/03/2026

Hi Everyone! We've expanded the MFD digital footprint to Instagram!
https://www.instagram.com/marquette.fd/
Go give us a follow and spread the word! Same posts, another place. We know some people use one platform over the other so we made the Instagram with the goal of reaching more of the community with our posts.
Also, we are taking down the old Marquette City Waterfront Safety page. Anything lifeguard or beach related will be shared on this page from now on!

0 Followers, 19 Following, 1 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Marquette City Fire Department (.fd)

Happy 4th weekend!Though it might not be as hot as it has been this last week, long exposure to high temperatures can st...
07/03/2026

Happy 4th weekend!
Though it might not be as hot as it has been this last week, long exposure to high temperatures can still lead to heat emergencies. Be sure to stay hydrated and stay out of the sun if you start to notice any symptoms of heat exhaustion.
Have a great weekend!

Congratulations to our newest member of MFD, Probationary Firefighter/EMT-B Jovan Mercado!FF Mercado comes to us from Ma...
07/02/2026

Congratulations to our newest member of MFD, Probationary Firefighter/EMT-B Jovan Mercado!
FF Mercado comes to us from Marquette Township Fire Department and we are stoked to have him! Wish him luck as he goes through his orientation and probationary period over the next year!
Pictured below is FF Mercado and some of his Lake Effect Jiu Jitsu family who came to support him while being sworn in as a Firefighter!

Promotion Announcement!Congratulations to these individuals on their recent promotions!
07/02/2026

Promotion Announcement!
Congratulations to these individuals on their recent promotions!

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418 S Third Street
Marquette, MI
49855

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