Chiefland Fire Rescue

Levy county burn ban has been lifted. We are back to normal burn regulations.

The members of Chiefland Fire extends our thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of Chris Jones. We thank you for your service to the citizens of Chiefland.

Special thank you to all the brave men and women that run to danger, risking their lives for the communities they work so hard to protect. Paid or Volunteer your dedication does not go unseen. Having the comfort of well trained responders gives the citizens a sense of security know that we will respond anytime. Thank you all again for your service, sacrifice, and dedication.

A special thanks goes out to the ones that have made the ultimate sacarfic while protecting others.

COUNTY BURN BAN TRANSLATION

Burn band extended until April 28, 2026. Please do not burn during this time

Chiefland Fire along with Chiefland Police Department and FHP are on scene of a crash at the intersection of NW 14th St and NW 11th Ave. The intersection is currently closed. Please use an alternate route while crews work to investigate the crash.

🔥 4/22: Wildfire risk remains high across the state, especially along northern FL.

Do you part to prevent wildfires by following the safety & prevention tips below!

📲 Monitor active fires in your area (ffs.firesponse.com/public/) & stay updated on local alerts (FloridaDisaster.org/AlertFlorida)!

Chiefland Fire is still currently working with Levy County Department of Public Safety, Florida Forest Service - Waccasassa Forestry Center on the Cow Creek Fire. We have provided crew and a truck to assist with fire supression

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Heavy smoke is expected in the Chiefland area due to the Cow Creek fire.