Key West Community Fire Department

A huge thank you to the 100+ Men Who Care: Tri-State Area for their incredible generosity and support!

This donation will help us purchase equipment that allows us to better serve and protect our community. We are truly grateful for your commitment to making a difference and supporting public safety.

Thank you for investing in our mission and the people we serve!

During EMS Week, the Key West Fire Department would like to recognize and thank all of the dedicated EMS providers who serve our community each and every day.

Rain or shine, day or night, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, our members stand ready to answer the call when our community needs help most. From medical emergencies and accidents to critical patient care and community support, their dedication, professionalism, and compassion never go unnoticed.

Thank you to all of our EMS providers, firefighters, first responders, dispatchers, hospital staff, and partner agencies for the sacrifices you make and the care you provide every day.

We are proud to serve the community of Key West and the surrounding area alongside such an outstanding group of members and supporters.

Happy EMS Week and thank you for all that you do!

Three of our members had the opportunity to attend FDIC International, the largest firefighter convention in the United States, with nearly 38,000 firefighters from across the country in attendance.

While there, they participated in training classes, explored trade show booths, and watched live demonstrations—all with the goal of expanding their knowledge and bringing back new ideas, skills, and resources to benefit our department and community.

Last night we gathered for our Members Banquet to celebrate the dedication, hard work, and years of service of the incredible members of our department. It was a wonderful evening spent recognizing the commitment they have made to serving our community.

A special thank you to Mike Lambert and his team for providing an amazing meal and helping make the evening so enjoyable!

We were honored to recognize the following members for their years of service:

5 Years of Service: Alicia White, Stephanie Guy, Claire Siegert, Dalton Kirk

10 Years of Service: Ben Pancratz, Matt Fetzer

15 Years of Service: Kate Arnold

25 Years of Service: Chris Tigges

30 Years of Service: Cathy Felderman, Pat Leonard

35 Years of Service: Dennis Bradley

We also proudly recognized our award recipients:

Firefighter of the Year: Luke Bradley
Most Calls Made in 2025: Luke Bradley

Congratulations to all of our award recipients! Your dedication, sacrifice, and commitment do not go unnoticed. Thank you for the countless hours you give to protect and serve our community. We are proud to have such an outstanding group of members in our department!

Training Night Recap 🚒

A big thank you to Dan and Rob with National Education Center for Agricultural Safety for leading last night’s training on anhydrous ammonia.

Members learned about the hazards associated with anhydrous ammonia and nurse tanks, along with proper emergency response for incidents involving fires, leaks/spills, and chemical burns.

The hands-on portion utilized a state-of-the-art anhydrous ammonia training trailer, where participants worked through several evolutions simulating real-world emergency response to an ammonia release.

Great training and even better experience for our crew!