Laramie Fire Department

The Laramie Fire Department determined that a call regarding a fire in the 200 block of Grand Avenue Thursday was a false alarm.

The Laramie Fire Department took time to recognize the firefighters, EMT's and others who went above and beyond in their duties last year during the Laramie Fire Department's 2017 Awards Ceremony on Friday at City Hall.

Laramie Police responded to the parking lot behind Wells Fargo today after a power pole exploded and caught fire.

LFD Fire Chief Dan Johnson said fire crews were attending the fire yesterday and this morning. He said crews were working to push the burning material to a central location and create and maintain a perimeter for the fire, as well as removing any burnable material outside of the perimeter.

Fire Chief Dan Johnson crews are there this morning and Solid Waste is operating heavy equipment to push the debris to a central location and has contained the fire to the green waste pile.

Several agencies have responded to a fire at the Laramie Landfill.

All proceeds will benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Laramie law enforcement is investigating the events that led to the death of a child yesterday in Laramie.

The fire Saturday night was extinguished within 10 minutes and no other structures were damaged. The homeowner was able to exit the structure before the arrival of Fire Department.

Sonic employees and customers evacuated the building. No injuries were reported.

No injuries were reported, but Company Officer Gus Stonum says firefighters noticed suspicious activity at the scene.

Proceeds from ticket sales and the evening’s auctions will go to the Burn Out Fund, which benefits those who have been affected by tragedies such as structure fires.