Number of Calls for
2010:18
Number of Calls for
2009:22
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False Alarm
posted by Lieutenant Belanger
07-06-2010 20:07 EDT
Firefighter of the Year
posted by Lieutenant Belanger
06-21-2010 11:13 EDT
Mutual Aid
posted by Lieutenant Belanger
06-15-2010 15:28 EDT
Important Notice to Maine Public Service Customers
posted by Lieutenant Belanger
06-14-2010 08:43 EDT
Investigation
posted by Lieutenant Belanger
06-09-2010 12:45 EDT
In Zone 7
Welcome to North Lakes Fire & Rescue
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Chief's Welcome
Welcome to the North Lakes Fire & Rescue Website. This site is dedicated to the communities we serve and the men and women who so generously give their time in order to help others. In our site you will find information on things that our department has done both for trainings and to represent our communities. We also hope that you enjoy the many photos that we have shown here, I can tell you that the members sure had a good time taking them. You can also find information on Fire Prevention, our Smoke Detector program, along with our calls and our calendar of events. We are always looking for help as well as a chance to talk to our residents about fire safety and our department. Feel free to contact either myself or any of the firefighters listed to find out more. Thanks for visiting our site and enjoy your stay! - Chief Darren R. Woods |
North Lakes Fire & Rescue is one department with three substations covering four unorganized territories in Aroostook County, Maine. These substations operate in the northern part of Aroostook County serving recreational and residential areas on Cross Lake, Mud Lake, Long Lake, Madawaska Lake and Square Lake.
Originally, two stations, formerly known as the Sinclair & Guerette Fire Departments, were consolidated into one department, which was then named T17 R4 & R5 Fire. A few years later the township of Guerette was renamed Cross Lake as was the substation. In 2007, our department incorporated another substation created to serve the residents of Madawaska Lake. Not long after assimilating this third substation, T17 R4 & R5 Fire voted to rename their department. We are now North Lakes Fire & Rescue. That is how it stands today.
We also now have written mutual aid agreements with the Towns of Stockholm, St. Agatha, and Fort Kent.


