Our Family Protecting Your Family!

We live our core value every minute of every day
because our residents matter.

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Ensure safety. Protect Lives.
Safeguard Property.

The department strives to reduce the incidence of fire, loss of life and
physical injury to civilians and fire personnel.

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There is nothing as strong as the
heart of a volunteer!

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Choosing a career as a LPFPD4 firefighter is the beginning of a journey.
It can be one of the most challenging, exciting and rewarding experiences of your life.

High School Fire Training Program

LPFPD4 launches new Fire Training Program for high school seniors.
The first of its kind in the State of Louisiana.

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Fire Prevention

Learn valuable tips to prevent harmful fires, reduce property damage and how best to keep your family safe.

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Department Information

We provide the highest level of life safety and property conservation through fire prevention, training, EMS, and emergency response.

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Fire Safety Trailer

Our fire safety demonstration trailer teaches people of all ages about fire safety and how to respond in the event of a fire.

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Strategic Plan

Our plan focuses on improving technology, fire equipment, and fire safety services to protect our community.

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News & Events

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LPFPD4 Selects Blount General Contractors for New $3.4 Million Fire Station

You can add the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA) to the list of those predicting an above average hurricane
season. The Atlantic hurricane season started June 1 and
will continue through Nov. 30.

NOAA is predicting 14-21 named storms with between
6 and 10 of those graduating to hurricane status. Of that
number, 3-6 are predicted to reach Category 3 or higher.

Every Louisiana resident should prepare for hurricane season
by developing a personal hurricane plan. Click
below for guidance on developing your plan.

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CLICK HERE FOR OUR 2023 YEAR IN REVIEW STATS

News & Events

LPFPD4 Selects Blount General Contractors for New $3.4 Million Fire Station

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LPFPD4 shares 2023 Year In Review Stats

Hurricane Season is Here

You can add the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA) to the list of those predicting an above average hurricane
season. The Atlantic hurricane season started June 1 and
will continue through Nov. 30.

NOAA is predicting 14-21 named storms with between
6 and 10 of those graduating to hurricane status. Of that
number, 3-6 are predicted to reach Category 3 or higher.

Every Louisiana resident should prepare for hurricane season
by developing a personal hurricane plan. Click
below for guidance on developing your plan.

Plan for Fire Before It Starts

JOIN OUR LPFPD4 FAMILY

Our Family Protecting Your Family

News & Events

Hurricane Season is Here

You can add the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to the list of those predicting an above average hurricane season. The Atlantic hurricane season started June 1 and will continue through Nov. 30.

NOAA is predicting 14-21 named storms with between 6 and 10 of those graduating to hurricane status. Of that number, 3-6 are predicted to reach Category 3 or higher.

Every Louisiana resident should prepare for hurricane season by developing a personal hurricane plan. Click below for guidance on developing your plan.

You can add the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA) to the list of those predicting an above average hurricane
season. The Atlantic hurricane season started June 1 and
will continue through Nov. 30.

NOAA is predicting 14-21 named storms with between
6 and 10 of those graduating to hurricane status. Of that
number, 3-6 are predicted to reach Category 3 or higher.

Every Louisiana resident should prepare for hurricane season
by developing a personal hurricane plan. Click
below for guidance on developing your plan.