Luna Pier Fire Department

 P.O. Box 396

4268 Luna Pier Rd.

Luna Pier, MI 48157

(734) 848-3955

 

Chief Kenneth Kruzel

(734) 848-6495 ext. 255

 

 

                            

 

 

 Luna Pier Fire Department

 P.O. Box 396

4268 Luna Pier Rd.

Luna Pier, MI 48157

(734) 848-3955

 

Chief Kenneth Kruzel

(734) 848-6495 ext. 255

 

 

                            

 

 

Any student who needs volunteer hours for their Government Class can get those hours through the fire department.  Contact Assistant Chief David Gardner at 734-848-3955 and leave contact information.

Any student who needs volunteer hours for their Government Class can get those hours through the fire department.  Contact Assistant Chief David Gardner at 734-848-3955 and leave contact information.

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The fire department is selling reflective address markers.  Some homes have numbers missing, are dark in color, or dont even have address numbers present.  There have been many cases where we have had difficulty responding to a rescue call because we could not find the address to the home.Â

 

The signs can be placed on your mailbox post, fence post, home or anywhere you can imagine.Â

 

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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 848-6495 ext. 255.

 

Chief Kenneth J. Kruzel

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The fire department is selling reflective address markers.  Some homes have numbers missing, are dark in color, or dont even have address numbers present.  There have been many cases where we have had difficulty responding to a rescue call because we could not find the address to the home.Â

 

The signs can be placed on your mailbox post, fence post, home or anywhere you can imagine.Â

 

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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 848-6495 ext. 255.

 

Chief Kenneth J. Kruzel

We are still looking for members to join the fire department.  There are 20 members serving our community.  May is EMS recognition month.

We are still looking for members to join the fire department.  There are 20 members serving our community.  May is EMS recognition month.

Siren testing will be taking place the first Monday of every month at approximately 7:00 p.m.

 

They will be as follows:

 

Flood, Tornado, and finally Emergency.  All three will be tested that night for less than a minute each.  The flood siren is a fast high then low sound.  The tornado siren is a solid blast.  Lastly, the emergency siren  (used for rescue and fire emergency and most commonly heard) is the slow high then low sound.  All three are being tested so that the community will know what the siren sounds mean.Â

Siren testing will be taking place the first Monday of every month at approximately 7:00 p.m.

 

They will be as follows:

 

Flood, Tornado, and finally Emergency.  All three will be tested that night for less than a minute each.  The flood siren is a fast high then low sound.  The tornado siren is a solid blast.  Lastly, the emergency siren  (used for rescue and fire emergency and most commonly heard) is the slow high then low sound.  All three are being tested so that the community will know what the siren sounds mean.Â