Hokah Fire Department and First Responders

WELCOME TO THE HOKAH FIRE DEPARTMENT AND FIRST RESPONDERS

The Hokah Fire Department is located in Southeast Minnesota.  The City of Hokah is a small town with only 539 residents.  Hokah Fire Department proudly protects approximately 1580 people living in an area of 66 square miles. We operate out of One station that protects a primarily rural area. Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status. The Hokah Firefighters Assn. is a 501c(3) non profit organization. 

Hokah is located in the heart of Minnesota's Scenic Bluff Country. Hokah is the Home of the famous Como Falls. Hokah is a very scenic area so come visit.  The Hokah Fire Department serves the City of Hokah and Hokah Township and parts of the Townships of Mound Prairie, Union, and Brownsville. The fire department was first organized July 19, 1883.

The Hokah Fire Department is led by Fire Chief Mike Walsh and is an all volunteer fire department. The Hokah Fire Department consists of 36 Firemen and First Responders.  Of the 36 members of the Hokah Fire Department 6 of them are First Responders only 

HOKAH FIRE DEPARTMENT

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OUR MISSION STATEMENT

It is the mission of the Hokah Fire Department to save life, environment and property from fire and all life safety hazards to all citizens and visitors of Hokah and the surrounding area. We will accomplish this through teamwork, communication, courtesy, respect and professionalism.

SERVICES PROVIDED

FIREFIGHTING

EMS

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

FIRE PREVENTION

     SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS    

COMING LABOR DAY

WEEKEND

FALLFEST 2011 

FEATURING

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ADOPT A HYDRANT

  If you have a fire hydrant in front of your home or on your property, please shovel it out after a snowfall so that it is visible from the street.  Valuable firefighting time can be lost trying to locate a hydrant.

SMOKE DETECTORS

Make sure that your smoke detectors are in working order.  A good rules is to change the batteries in the spring and in the fall when daylight savings time changes.

CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS

 If you do not have a carbon monoxide detector, you should consider purchasing one.  Residential smoke detectors have drastically reduced fire dollar loss throughout the area. 

Donations Accepted 

Mail Donations To: 

HOKAH FIRE DEPARTMENT

P.O. BOX 312

HOKAH, MN   55941