A Word From Fire Chief Ron Molnar

On behalf of the dedicated men and women of the Kansasville Fire and Rescue Volunteer Fire Department, I welcome you to our website. KFRD is a combination volunteer/full-time fire department with full time in house Paramedic service. The department strives to provide the highest level of service possible to the citizens, businesses, and visitors of towns of Dover and Brighton. Our firefighters are committed to providing the highest quality of emergency and non-emergency response. We spend a great deal of time training, maintaining our equipment, and fund raising for new equipment to ensure the services we provide are the best they can be.

Kansasville Fire and Rescue Department is Looking for Firefighters and  EMT’s

The Kansasville Fire & Rescue Department is actively seeking local Firefighters and Emergency Medical Technicians. Be part of one of the most progressive volunteer emergency response organizations in Racine County. Training is provided and the benefits are substantial. KFRD provides an incredible atmosphere with state-of-the-art apparatus and equipment and these benefits that come with being part of the Kansasville Fire and Rescue Department team.

Getting started with the KFRD is easy.  CALL US  1-262-878-3811 or stop by the station at 23730 Durand Ave Kansasville, WI.

• At least 18 years of age
• No training required for non-responder, Fire Corps Members
• Complete application process which includes interviews, full criminal background check, character references, physical examination and drug screening. (usually takes 4-6 weeks to complete)
• Completion of basic orientation training program
• For Responding Members, completion of Firefighter I and/or Wisconsin EMT-Basic within 6 months of membership. (except Fire Corps members)
• Attendance at monthly meetings, trainings and special events.

Visit our Becoming A Member page for more information.

Helpful Information

DNR Burning Restrictions

Debris burning is the number one cause of wildfires in Wisconsin. Using fire as a method to dispose of vegetative yard waste isn’t the only option. While debris burning is legal in most places, let’s face it… it’s unsafe, unhealthy and a nuisance.If you choose to burn, please be sure to have a burning permit and to check “today’s burning restrictions” by clicking on the picture of our Fire Danger sign. Burn Responsibly….or don’t burn at all!

Click HEREfor DNR Burning information.

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