Sheridan Fire Department

06/12/2026

***Be Weather Aware*** from Montcalm County Emergency Services and Montcalm County Central Dispatch

Here is a QR code to sign up for optional Montcalm County alerts, including weather watches and warnings, through the Regroup app. We can still send emergency alerts whether you sign up or not. Signing up wll provide you with other alert features from Emergency Services; examples include other local health or public safety related concerns.

Questions can be directed to the EMS Office or Central Dispatch by using their general office telephone numbers.

The Sheridan Fire Department is not responsible for the operation of this program. It is being shared as an option for your safety.

06/06/2026

GOOD NEWS FROM THE VILLAGE OF SHERIDAN

The boil water advisory is officially over. We passed our test and everyone can go back to normal. Again great news there is no need to boil your drinking water. Updated 6/6/26 3:00pm

06/04/2026

M-57 IS BACK OPEN AS OF 10:30PM 6/4/26

ACCIDENT AHEAD

Please avoid the area of M-57 and Nevins Rd in Fairplain Township. Emergency crews are working a semi rollover accident. Lane closures are expected.

06/04/2026

The latest on the water situation in the Village of Sheridan 6/4/26 @ 2:30pm

06/02/2026

UPDATE 6/4/2026 @ 11:20am

Just wanted to let everyone know that we are still under a Boil Water Advisory. We have taken the samples needed but can not lift the advisory until those test results come back, they are expected after 2:30 today.

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ATTENTION VILLAGE RESIDENT'S

iF CONSUMING WATER, PLEASE BOIL FIRST. THIS ADVISORY IS IN AFFECT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL THE VILLAGE OFFICE 989-291-3485

115 E Evergreen St, Sheridan, MI 48884

05/25/2026

Around 11:00pm last night, our crews responded to an accident on S Sheridan Road, just south of Condensery Rd that tragically took the life of a Sheridan man. Words cannot express our sympathy to everyone who has been or will be touched as a result of this loss. Dispatchers, 1st Responders, witnesses, those directly involved in the crash, family, friends, and our community. Today, as we remember the military lives that have been lost, please say an extra prayer for a family and a community that is hurting too.

05/23/2026

Join us during the car show for a chicken dinner fundraiser
📍 In front of Bush Hardware
🕒 3–7 PM
💵 By donation only

All proceeds go to the Sheridan Fire Department to put towards equipment.
Dinner includes chicken, mac & cheese, chips, and a drink—come hungry and enjoy the show while supporting a great cause!

05/23/2026

The test scores are in and the Sheridan Fire Department is excited and proud to announce that our three (3) candidates successfully completed the Firefighter I/II course, passed, and now are certified Michigan Firefighters!! We could not be prouder of these dedicated members of our department. Congratulations Elizabeth Battig, Dewight Martin and Adam Richmond!!

Photo is from their graduation ceremony.

Pictured Left to Right; Chief Brandon Stowell, Firefighter Adam Richmond, Firefighter Elizabeth Battig, Firefighter Dewight Martin and Deputy Chief Steve VanHolstyn. Photo Courtesy of Bethanie Johnson

05/12/2026

Here is a list of events the Sheridan Fire Department will be a part of during Sheridan Springfest Memorial Day Weekend!

We hope to see everyone out supporting the community and enjoying the festivities! 🚒

05/12/2026

SPECIAL ATTENTION for those in Bushnell Township and surrounding areas that may have suffered damage as a result of the tornado and/or flooding. Montcalm County Emergency Management Teams will be out in your area this week.

Our prayers continue for all those who were affected, in hopes relief has or will be coming your way.🙏

DAMAGE ASSEMENTS BEGIN: Preliminary damage assessments will begin tomorrow across 30 counties impacted by March’s severe weather. Teams from MSP/EMHSD, FEMA, and the U.S. Small Business Administration may be in your community evaluating the extent, severity, and impact of recent flooding and tornado damage.

The information gathered during these assessments helps determine whether the state meets the criteria to request a federal disaster declaration and FEMA Individual Assistance for affected residents.

Michigan State Police | | | |

📸Preliminary damage assessments conducted of tornado damage in Branch County on March 17, 2026