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09/19/2025

Today is the day! It's a perfect day to watch the horse pulls and enjoy a great meal! We also have some excellent items lined up for the auction! We hope to see you there!

We will have plenty of ice cream, too! 😉

09/04/2025

Save the date of Friday, September 19th for a memorable evening of dinner and entertainment, with all proceeds benefiting a good cause! The event will generate funds for the Quincy Axes and Irons Association, supporting projects at the Fire Department Training Center, sponsoring firefighters for technical trainings, and assisting with community projects in Quincy and Branch County. If you would like to donate items for the auction, please bring them on Friday evening or reach out to us through a direct message!

03/13/2025

Quincy firefighters were dispatched to 490 S. Fremont Road in Algansee Township at around 4:30 Wednesday afternoon for house fire. Coldwater and Lakeland firefighters were also assigned to the fire through the auto-aid agreement. Lakeland firefighters were nearby, working another incident and were able to break free and be on the scene within a few minutes of the inital alarm and found heavy fire on the first floor of the two story house. Quincy, Lakeland and Coldwater firefighters brought the fire under control in about an hour. Fire had extended into the walls and attic space throughout the home making for a lengthy overhaul process. The home was currently under renovation and unoccupied at the time of the fire. The fire is believed to have started from discarded staining materials. Firefighters were on scene for nearly two and a half hours. No injuries were reported.

01/25/2025

Quincy and Coldwater firefighters were dispatched to 790 Jonesville Road for a building fire at 11:47 Friday morning. First arriving units found heavy smoke coming from a large barn and declared a working fire. Tekonsha and Lakeland fire departments then responded with tankers to provide water supply. Crews made entry into the building to find fire in the walls and attic space. Interior and exterior steel siding covering an old wood frame barn made for extensive work to control and extinguish the fire. A large addition and its contents were able to be saved from the fire but did suffer smoke and water damage. A nearby home was undamaged. The fire is believed to have started from a wood stove pipe going through a wall. No injuries were reported. Crews were on scene for nearly four hours.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

10/19/2024

Come out and see us today at Pine Ridge Church!

09/19/2024

The Quincy Fire Department is now accepting applications for the position of "Paid-on-Call Firefighter" to establish an eligibility list for future openings.

We are seeking professional, highly motivated, dedicated individuals that are looking to be a part of a great team to serve the residents and visitors of Quincy and the surrounding area.

- No experience is necessary - Excellent training opportunities provided.

- Must live within 10 miles of the Quincy Fire station. Preference is given to those within the Village of Quincy and within the Quincy Fire Department protection district.

- Must have a valid drivers license.

Applications can be picked up and returned to the Quincy Village Office's at 47 Cole Street, Quincy Michigan 49082. Monday- Thursday 8:00am - 6:00pm.

06/15/2024

🚒🌟 Quincy Firefighters Visit Union Church Vacation Bible School: Kids Raise $925 for the Department! 🌟🚒

We have an incredible story of community support to share from Quincy today! Recently, our Quincy firefighters had the honor of visiting the Vacation Bible School at Union Church, where they were warmly received by enthusiastic children eager to see the firefighters and play in the water!

During their visit, the firefighters were deeply moved by the generosity and initiative shown by the kids. Inspired by the firefighters' mission to keeping our community safe, the children decided to take action. With their enthusiasm and determination, they raised an impressive $925 in funds for the Quincy Fire Department!

This donation will make a significant impact, helping the department acquire essential equipment, fund training programs, and support community outreach efforts that benefit all Quincy residents.

The Quincy Fire Department extends its heartfelt thanks to the Union Church and all the children who participated in this wonderful initiative. Your kindness and support demonstrate the strong bond between our firefighters and the community they serve. The Quincy Fire Department and Union Church look forward to continuing this meaningful partnership, fostering a community where kindness and support thrive. Together, we make our community stronger!

06/13/2024

We have regained access to our account after resolving some technical difficulties and will be back to posting things of interest for the community.

For tonights training, firefighters took advantage of the pleasant weather and had school at our training center where we ran hose stretching, laddering and search drills.

Did you know Quincy firefighters train for four hours every Wednesday night? That's 204 hours of scheduled training per year! Several firefighters go beyond that to keep up on their EMS licenses or other technical trainings offered outside of Quincy.

09/21/2023

Come on out this Friday for a great meal and entertainment!

Proceeds from the event will go to the Quincy Axes and Irons Association and will help fund projects at the Fire Department Traning Center, sponsor firefighters for out of town technical trainings as well as other causes within Quincy and Branch County.

If you have items you would like to donate to the auction, bring them Friday evening!

04/13/2023

We had a very special visitor at the firehouse this evening! Melody Cole, the toughest lady in Quincy, came in to say hello. Melody was rescued from an apartment fire on the evening of September 7th, 2022, in the Village of Quincy. She was not breathing when firefighters removed her from her apartment but they were able to get a pulse back and Melody started to breath on her own after a couple rounds of CPR. She spent several weeks in the ICU recovering from significant smoke inhalation and then fought her way through rehabilitation. She is still in the process of healing today but she is doing very well! Her determination and strength is incredible and very inspiring!

04/08/2023

Mild weather has finally arrived and people are anxious to start spring cleaning! This means brush fire season is here for area firefighters. Please help us make this a slow and safe fire season for everyone!

As a reminder, it is against the law to burn any household trash, construction debris or any type of commercial and industrial waste. Additionally, open burning of any kind, including brush, grass clippings and leaves, is prohibited within 1400 feet of a Village or City. These fires will be extinguished and you may be subject to a fine. Please see the attached document from Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, And Energy.

The Quincy Fire Department does not issue burn permits but you are encouraged to call Branch County 911 Dispatch at their non-emergency number (517-278-3091) to report when you are burning and once again after the fire is out.

Address

39 E. Chicago Street
Quincy, MI
49082

Telephone

+15176392546

Website

http://quincy-mi.org/2158/Fire-Department

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