After the COVID-19 delay, our recruit class was able to finish their training Thursday night. Their final exam will be a live burn later this month.

Thank you to Mr. Laurenzo from Quick Response Restoration for your assistance in disinfecting all of the Rigs and Command Vehicles from Round Lake Fire during this Coronavirus outbreak. We can not thank you and your organization enough for all you do for the Emergency Services here in Saratoga County…

Our recruit class braved the single digit temperatures last Saturday for vehicle extrication training.

In 2019, Round Lake Fire Department had our busiest year ever. This year our membership responded to 535 calls with 4614 hours volunteered vs. 396 calls with 3390 volunteered in 2018. Our department held 97 in-house training sessions with 3109 hours volunteered. Thank you to all our members for your…

Tonight our latest group of new recruits attended their initial orientation session. We would like to thank them for volunteering to protect our community. You can apply to become a member of our next recruit class by going to: https://www.rlfd.org/join/volunteer-application/

The Round Lake Fire Department will be participating in the Capital Region Toys for Tots Campaign. We will be accepting donations for the campaign during our drill hours on Tuesdays from 8:30am till 11am and on Thursday evenings from 630pm till 9pm through November 24th. Please drop by and donate…

Move in day at the new Station 1! This morning ETA-541, EL-542, U-544, and R-548/MR-547 moved into their new home. ETA-543, R-545 and F-546/Argo are assigned to the shared station. While crews will start responding out of the station today, there is still some work to be done on the…

The Round Lake Fire Department presents the Recruit Class of December 2018. Congratulations on completing your live burn at the Saratoga Fire Training Center.

This evening the Round Lake Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at the Northway 11 Apartment Complex.

Last evening after a month of training the Round Lake Fire Department moved the signs from the old EL 542 onto the new EL 542 and put it and the new ETA 543 in service.