Fire
Mission Statement
Loganville Fire Department is committed to preserve life and property by providing the highest level of customer service through training, fire prevention and mitigation of emergencies both man-made and natural.
The City of Loganville Fire Department is a full-time fire department that is composed of two divisions under the direction of the Fire Chief: Fire Operations and Community Risk Reduction. Fire Operations consist of 27 full-time personnel (three shifts of nine personnel) that work a 24-on, 48-off-shift rotation in order to provide fire protection and emergency response 24 hours a day to the community. The Community Risk Reduction Division is led by the Fire Marshal and is responsible for fire inspections, plan review, fire investigation, and fire and life safety education programs.
All of our units hold an EMS First Responder License and all units are licensed for Basic Life Support (BLS) Services. We respond to all medical emergencies within the city.
Our average response time is 6.22 minutes.
Our goals are to maintain an ISO Class Rating of 2, while continuing to protect life and property, through fire and life safety education programs, fire inspections that enforce codes, meeting our annual state and ISO training for each position and mitigating emergencies by providing fire suppression, rescue operations, and emergency medical first response services.
Stations
| Station 1 - Lee Byrd Road | Station 2 - Tom Brewer Road | Station 3 - Old Loganville Road |
 Callsign Station 15 - 789 Lee Byrd Road Opened in 1998 when the original fire station on Pecan Street in downtown Loganville was closed. Houses an Arial and 2 personnel. |
 Callsign Station 16 - 605 Tom Brewer Road Opened in 2006 Houses an Aerial platform truck, and Engine, a Walton County Ambulance and 6 personnel. |
 Callsign Station 18 - 180 Old Loganville Road Opened in 2009 Houses a Fire Engine, a Battalion Car and 3 Personnel. |
Fire Marshal
The Fire Marshal oversees all activities within the Fire Prevention Division.
- Fire and safety education / community risk prevention
- Enforcement of state laws and local ordinances pertaining to fire prevention
- Inspections of buildings
- Investigation of fires
- Plan reviews
- Record keeping