Firefighters

Casper Fire-EMS recently announced that Casper firefighters responded to a fire on Saturday afternoon.

It's like they always say, 'Where there's smoke, there's fire.' And where there's fire, there's the Natrona County Fire District.

Casper Fire-EMS is encouraging Casper residents to keep fire hydrants around their homes and businesses free of snow.

Casper Fire-EMS recently announced the swearing in of three new firefighter trainees.

The smell of smoke wafted through the air late Friday night, as multiple agencies responded to reports of a structure fire in the 1200 block of South Forest Drive.

Yesterday the Evansville police department and firefighters were challenged to a dodgeball tournament at the Evansville Elementary School, and according to their Facebook page:

Welding equipment led to a small fire in a Casper apartment on Monday.

While it turned out to be 'Much Ado About Nothing,' Casper Fire-EMS responded to reports of smoke at the east side Walgreens, located at 190 SE Wyoming Boulevard.

Members of the Natrona County Fire District were called to perform a rope rescue at Independence Rock on Tuesday.

Current and retired Casper firefighters gathered at Fire Station 2, located at 3900 S. Coffman, on Wednesday to unveil and dedicate their newest fire engine, Engine 2.

No injuries were reported.

The release notes that no injuries were reported and that damage was limited to the detached garage. Casper Fire-EMS did state that the cause of the fire was due to the illegal burning of weeds.