Limestone Fire Department

The Limestone Fire Department, established in 1965 and known as the Limestone Fire Protection District since 1980, serves a 38 square mile area of southwestern Rogers County along State Highway 20. This combination paid and volunteer department operates three fire stations equipped with advanced technology, responding to a wide range of emergencies including structure fires, wildland fires, vehicle accidents, and medical incidents. Funded primarily through property taxes, the District also benefits from local, state, tribal, and federal grants. With an ISO rating of Class 5 as of April 1, 2010, the Limestone Fire Protection District is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of its community. Generated from the website

The Town of Limestone, Maine, established in 1869, provides a range of essential services and community engagement opportunities for its residents, including a Volunteer Fire Department, a Recreation Department, and a public library. The town actively encourages civic participation through upcoming elections and town meetings, ensuring that residents have a voice in local governance. Limestone is also home to various attractions, such as the recently renovated Albert Michaud Park, which offers playground facilities and recreational areas for families. With a commitment to community improvement and a strong focus on public service, Limestone remains a welcoming and vibrant place for both residents and visitors. Generated from the website

AFPD1 is the dedicated fire and rescue service located in Limestone, Maine. Committed to protecting the community, they provide vital emergency response and support services. With a team of skilled professionals, AFPD1 is equipped to handle a variety of emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents in the area. Generated from this place's information