Friends of Lodi Fire

09/09/2025

If you live in the village and would like a sign, send a message to us.

08/07/2025

The Lodi Volunteer Fire & Rescue association is having a benefit dinner for fallen Town & Country Fire District firefighter Lt Paul Mickolick who sadly lost his life in the line of duty on April 19, 2025.
The benefit dinner will take place at Williams on the Lake on saturday, August 30th 2025. Proceeds will benefit Paul Mickolick’s family.
Ticket includes:
Appetizer- boneless wings, Italian deli pinwheels
Dinner- Chicken parmesan, meatballs, pasta with marinara and alfredo sauce, mixed vegetables, garlic bread, greens salad
Dessert- cookies and brownies
drinks - coffee, water, beer, wine soda included
cash bar for liquor
Tickets are $45 each
We are also selling 50/50 tickets, small basket tickets and will have larger baskets/items to bid on at the event.
All dinner tickets, small basket tickets & 50/50 tickets can be purchased online. You can also make donations online if you cannot attend.
Please help us make this a successful event.
Please click the link or scan the code to purchase tickets
Paper tickets are available by contacting number on flyer
https://lodi-volunteer-fire-rescue-association.square.site/

01/22/2024

11/10/2022

BROWNS DAWG POUND RAFFLE
$25 a raffle ticket
https://square.link/u/HjZY2VzE
Grand prize- 2 front row dawg pound tickets, Saturday December 24th
Other prizes include:
$100 to Jilbert Winery and Brewery
$50 to The CorkScrew Saloon (4 prizes)
$100 to Timber Lodge Medina
$100 to Moxies Grille
$50 to Contessa's On The Lake (2 prizes)

We are ending the raffle on Dec 14 and will draw winners that night

Click the link above to purchase raffle tickets

11/09/2022

11/07/2022

Want to know what personal protective equipment our firefighters are issued and carry?

We issue all of these items to our firefighters. All of this weighs approximately 45-50 lbs

11/07/2022

Reminder that we have two levies in Harrisville township on the ballot. These levies are essential to the service to our communities. The Lodi fire department continues to strive to improve service to our residents and visitors to our communities. These levies are only in the township.

In the last couple of years we have replaced most of our aging vehicles and equipment, going from a 23 year old first out engine and a 27 year old 2nd out truck to new fire engines with more capabilities for our communities. Our first and 2nd squads were remounted onto new chassis. By saving our ambulance boxes, our department and community saved hundreds of thousands of dollars. This made our departments vehicles up to date and safer for our firefighters and community. The Lodi Fire department thanks our communities continued support of our department.

These levies do not affect the village of Lodi, the villages levies were voted on 2 years ago and passed. They will be on the ballot again in 2025.