Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, Nov. 1 at 2 a.m. The #Waukee Fire Department encourages residents to change smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector batteries along with your clocks.

Do you have a fire hydrant on your property? If so, #Waukee Fire Prevention Specialist Jason Fife has a quick message for you about clearing snow from around that hydrant! youtu.be/gC25mjnRf6c

This winter, help us help you more quickly in the event of any emergency!

Per Iowa Code 384.15A, all cities are required to hold a public hearing & post notice if proposed maximum property tax revenues for the upcoming budget year exceed 102% of the previous year’s tax revenues. View the notice of this year's Feb. 1 hearing: bit.ly/35UJfiG.

Each year the Waukee Fire Department holds an extrication training so they are prepared to respond to serious motor vehicle accidents. In this video Lt. Tony Clemen explains the tools that the fire department uses to rescue someone trapped in a vehicle. youtu.be/ZZBDmA_wE_k

It's cold out, but warm up safely! Heating equipment is a leading cause of home fire deaths. Keep anything that can burn at least three feet from heating equipment, never use an oven to heat your home, and test smoke alarms monthly. See more safety tips: ow.ly/W1LuP

It's time to spring forward this weekend! As you change your clocks, change your smoke alarm batteries, too. According to the NFPA, the risk of dying in reported home structure fires is 55% lower in homes w/ working smoke alarms than in homes w/ no alarms or none that worked.

Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 22-26. This is the time of year that severe thunderstorms stir up damaging winds, lightning and precipitation. Stay weather aware this spring to keep you and you family safe! The statewide tornado drill will be held March 24 at 11:00 a.m.

As a follow-up to this morning's Statewide Tornado Drill, we encourage you to review Waukee information regarding outdoor warning sirens and severe weather information: bit.ly/3fbuAoI. Thanks!

Congrats to Waukee Firefighter/EMT Cole Kleinwolterink on being named the 2020 Firefighter of the Year! And, well done to those who received service awards - Josh Hutton, Tony Clemen, Ken Larson and TJ Hardin. Details: bit.ly/3lNXjRP

On Friday, March 19, 2021, the #Waukee Fire Department responded to a structure fire at an apartment complex. It was a call that could have ended differently if not for the quick actions of an unknown citizen and the presence of a fire extinguisher. Story: bit.ly/3smQoBj

thanks to Waukee Fire Dept who hosted a residential #fireSprinkler demonstration last week provided by NFSA - easy to see for yourself -> fire sprinklers make a difference! in 19 seconds! the sprinkler activated and put out the fire - not so good on the non-sprinklered side...

Learn the sounds of fire safety with the Waukee Fire Department during National Fire Prevention Week! Stay tuned for more fire safety tips throughout the week. #FirePreventionWeek youtu.be/_BU51QTrU_o

On Oct. 4, 2021, Mayor Courtney Clarke issued a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 3-9, with Waukee Fire Marshal Justin Frederick. Learn "the Sounds of Safety": bit.ly/3BdK6IL See the full proclamation: bit.ly/3a8gOiN

Have a safe Halloween by following these tips! Visit Waukee.org/fire for even more safety tips! youtu.be/CHZZgIzsHHY

It's Daylight Saving Time this weekend! Be sure to fall back safely. When changing your clocks, it's also a perfect chance to test your smoke alarms and change replaceable batteries.

On Veterans Day and always, we are incredibly grateful for those who serve this country through military service. Thanks especially to the Waukee FD's active duty and military veterans!

Every second counts in an emergency! You can help by removing any snow or ice from the fire hydrant near your house and clearing a path from the hydrant to the street. We appreciate your help!

Per Iowa Code 384.15A, all cities are required to hold a public hearing & post notice if proposed maximum property tax revenues for the upcoming budget year exceed 102% of the previous year’s tax revenues. View the notice of this year's Feb. 7 hearing: bit.ly/3FP1ntd

We are pleased to announce the arrival of a newborn ambulance to #Waukee Fire. Weighing in at 18,000 pounds, this new transport cutie has enhanced safety features in the patient area. As calls for service increase, our bundle of joy will serve the community for years to come.