Lyons Rural Fire District

At approximately 8:41 a.m. on May 22, the Lyons Fire District was dispatched to assist the Stayton Fire District with a two vehicle motor vehicle accident on Highway 22.

Lyons Fire District responded with three apparatus: Engine 55, Rescue 55, and Command 55. Crews aboard Engine 55 responded directly to the scene to assist with the rapid extrication of an entrapped victim. Meanwhile, Rescue 55 and Command 55 responded to Mari-Linn School to establish a landing zone for an incoming Life Flight helicopter.
Through the coordinated efforts and professionalism of all responding agencies, both patients were extricated, and promptly transported. Lyons Ambulance was able to safely and efficiently transport the patient to the landing zone, allowing for rapid air transport to a receiving hospital.

Lyons Fire District would like to commend and thank all responding personnel for their outstanding teamwork, coordination, and dedication to serving our community.
Additional agencies involved included:
Stayton Fire District
Lyons Ambulance
Santiam Ambulance
Life Flight Network
METCOM 911
Mari-Linn School
MCSO
OSP
ODOT

We appreciate the continued cooperation and commitment demonstrated by all agencies involved in this incident.

Proud of our EMS crew! Some of the best of the best!

🚑 💨 It’s EMS week! Thank you to our EMS partners who take such great care of our citizens and visitors year round! You are always there when we need you the most! We appreciate all you do!

Lyons Rural Fire District Medic 55 & Medic 56
Jefferson Fire District Medic 60 &Medic 61
Turner Fire District Medic 95 & Medic 96
Santiam Hospital Medics 1, 2 & 3
St Paul Fire District Medic 753 & Medic 763
Woodburn Ambulance who has multiple ambulances through out North Marion County.

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Please be aware the Burn to learn fire located at 46550 Lyons Mill City Drive will continue to burn and smolder throughout the evening and likely through the weekend. A night watchman has been provided, and the fire department is aware and continuing to monitor the situation.
We would also like to extend a huge thank you to Freres Wood for donating the property for training purposes. Thanks to their support, crews were able to complete 6 live fire training evolutions.

Great work by all involved. Job well done

REMINDER TODAY , May 16th at 9:00 am

Lyons Fire District will be conducting a controlled structure "burn-to-learn" training at
46550 E Lyons Mill City Dr, Lyons OR.
Training operations will continue throughout the day, and smoke and flame may be visible in the area during that time.

We kindly ask that everyone use caution in the surrounding area, as traffic may be affected during operations. Please do not stop along the roadway to view the fire, as doing so creates additional safety hazards and may interfere with personnel.

Thanks to generous property donations, these live fire exercises allow our firefighters to refine their skills and knowledge in a safe and controlled environment, ensuring the utmost quality fire response to our community.

Lyons Fire District thanks you for your continued support and cooperation.

Around 7pm tonight Lyons Fire Department will be conducting a live fire training drill at 1144 5th Street. You may see fire apparatus, smoke, and firefighter activity in the area during this training.
Please do not be alarmed this is a planned training exercise to help our crews sharpen their skills and stay prepared to serve our community.
Thank you for your understanding and support!

A huge thank you to Spirit Mountain Casino for hosting the Lyons Fire Department Banquet for over 15 years.

We are incredibly proud to recognize the dedication and hard work of our firefighters and EMS personnel:

🔥 Rookie of the Year: Jordan Schueller
🔥 Outstanding Firefighter of the Year: Jake Royer
🔥 Firefighter of the Year: Aidan Lulay
🏆 100 Club: James Brown & Aidan Lulay
🏆 Most Drills: Aidan Lulay
🏆 Most Calls: Aidan Lulay
⭐ Chief’s Awards: Micah West, Liz Penney, Steve Lulay
⭐ Special Award: Liz Penney

👏 Officers Recognized:
Chief Bob Johnston
Assistant Chief James Grover
Captain/Training Officer Jason Hall
Lieutenant James Brown
Lieutenant Bob Lemke

🚒 Firefighters Years of Service
1 Year: Jordan Schueller, Caleb Blish
5 Years: Uriah King
20 Years: James Grover
🚑 EMS Years of Service
1 Year: Lawrence Allise, Chris Enquist, Paulina Kornoff, Aidan Lulay, Micah West
5 Years: Jacob Rothrock
20 Years: Jay Hinderks, Kurt Hueller
25 Years: Sherry Bensema

Thank you to every member for your commitment, sacrifice, and service to our community. We are proud of each and every one of you.

Huge shoutout to three members of our crew Antheny Roberts , Jordan Schueller , and Aidan Lulay for taking on the Seattle Firefighter Stairclimb today!

Proud of these three for representing our department, pushing themselves to the limit, and climbing for such an important cause.

Great job Antheny, Jordan, and Aidan! We are so proud of your accomplishments!