Josh Geigle - Fire Chief & EMS Officer Korry Kraft - 1st Assistant Chief/Training Officer Joe Hahn -2nd Assistant Chief Lon Warnecke - Safety Officer
Mike Arp Jake Bruns Mel Brus Mike Cooksey Jim Crow Bridget Geigle Stan Giese Christy Kirkley Jim Kirkley Steve Richgruber Roger Siebke Bob Taylor
Jeff Blake Chaz Shrupp Andrew Reams Derrick Herrick
A steady tone for three minutes indicates: SEVERE WEATHER SITUATIONS – the confirmed sighting of a funnel cloud or tornado in the area. Take shelter immediately and listen to radio and television stations for further updates and advice. AT OTHER TIMES – a major emergency such as hazardous material spill. Stay indoors and wait for further information via in-person visit, telephone, loudspeaker, radio, or television.
A wavering tone for three minutes indicates severe weather with damaging winds. Take shelter and listen to radio and television stations.
A distinctive wavering high-low tone from the siren located at the Fire Station serves as a backup system – supplementing member’s pagers. Residents walking or driving should be prepared to yield to firefighters in their personal cars or emergency vehicles.
The City of Walcott was originally platted in 1854. The first passenger train route west of the Mississippi River started in 1855 and helped Walcott grow.
Walcott City Hall
128 W. Lincoln Street
P.O. Box 247
Walcott, IA 52773