Centralia Peosta Community Fire Department is made up of trained volunteers who live and work right here. When emergencies happen, we're already close — and we don't stop until your family is protected.
From emergency response to fire prevention education, our volunteer team covers every need — keeping Peosta and the surrounding communities secure around the clock.
Structure fires, vehicle fires, and wildland incidents — our crews respond swiftly with modern equipment and coordinated tactics to protect lives and property.
Our volunteers are trained in emergency medical care, providing critical first-response support before ambulances arrive — often cutting minutes that save lives.
Complimentary inspections for homes, small businesses, and community buildings. We identify hazards, review exit plans, and help you stay compliant with local codes.
School visits, station tours, and hands-on workshops for all ages. We teach fire prevention, smoke alarm safety, and what to do when the alarm sounds.
Trained volunteer teams respond to vehicle extrication, water rescue, and search operations throughout the Peosta area — day or night, in any weather.
Spill containment, chemical incident response, and coordination with county agencies — our volunteers maintain specialized training for hazardous material events.
The Centralia Peosta Community Fire Department was founded in 1958 by residents who believed their town deserved reliable, fast emergency protection. Today, that commitment is carried forward by a dedicated team of volunteers — teachers, farmers, tradespeople, and parents who train together and respond together.
Our work extends far beyond the alarm. Through outreach, prevention, and partnership, we invest in the people and places we serve every day.
Safety camps, career days, and mentorship opportunities for young people interested in public service.
We install smoke detectors at no cost for senior residents and families in need throughout the district.
Volunteer assessments for heating systems, electrical wiring, and kitchen fire risks — completely free of charge.
We work alongside Allamakee County agencies to ensure seamless coverage across regional boundaries.
Whether you need a safety inspection, want to volunteer, or have a question about our services, our team is ready to help. Call us directly or visit the station — we're right here in Peosta.