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Living in a wildfire prone area like Lyle comes with opportunities to reduce property risk.

Funding will allow the Department to upgrade unreliable and antiquated communications equipment.

Lyle is naturally a fire prone area with historic fires starting from lightening, volcanic eruptions and in more recent history, a...

Lyle Fire District residents are encouraged to reduce fire risk with a brush & tree chipping opportunity.

LFD is seeking new candidates for the leadership role after years of service from Chief David McCune

LFD decorates and delivers Santa to a fun filled evening in Lyle.

Burning natural vegetation includes a lot of risks. Learn more about alternatives and regulations.

The Klickitat County Department of Emergency Management rescinded the Burn Ban for all three zones in Klickitat County, effective 12:01AM...

Improvement in Lyle's PC rating brings potential savings to Lyle homeowners thanks to Lyle Fire Department.

A grant will fund solar panels to allow electricity to be available during natural disasters improving LFD response and life saving efforts.

FEMA grant awarded to the LFD to purchase a new tender which will take 2 years to build.

Funding to replace antiquated safety equipment was awarded to LFD.

LFD receives funds to improve fire danger level signage for visitors and residents.

LFD receives funding for a nimble fire suppression unit.

The 2024 burn ban information has been announced for Zone 2 which includes the Lyle area.

Confirm the absence of an active burn ban and check with the Washington Department of Ecology for burn permits and regulations: (509)...

Law prohibits burning of solid waste, including garbage. The fine can be up to $10,000 per day for illegal burning.

Approximately 32 square miles in size, the Lyle Fire District covers diverse terrain.