CITY OF FERNDALE
Fire Department
Ferndale firefighters—or as our community knows them, superheroes, lifesavers, and educators—protect and serve Ferndale’s community. The Department provides full-scale fire rescue and EMS as a part of OAKWAY, a mutual aid group composed of other neighboring departments like to Ferndale, Pleasant Ridge, and Royal Oak Township.
Fire and Safety Inspections
The Fire Department offers a complimentary virtual home inspection to Ferndale residents at no cost. This citation-free inspection oversees the exterior and interior of the home with fire safety tips and suggestions.
CONTACT
Fire Department
Fire Station 1
1635 Livernois
Ferndale, MI 48220
Fire Station 2
1070 E. Nine Mile Rd.
Ferndale, MI 48220
248-546-2510
information@ferndalemi.gov
Open Burning
Want to have a fire in your backyard? Don't forget—you need an Open Burn Permit. The Fire Department will also provide an inspection of the fire pit area to ensure it is safe and secure.
Headlee Override Proposals
City Council has unanimously approved the addition of two proposals to the November 2024 General Election. These proposals address vital City funding issues and critical public safety and recreation facilities needs. Visit our FAQ page to find impartial information and answers to frequently asked questions.
Summer Info
Fireworks
Summer is fireworks season, and love 'em or hate 'em, we should all know how to use them legally and safely.
Your Fire Chief
Teresa Robinson
Meet Fire Chief Teresa Robinson, a doctorate degree holder and Ferndale's first female Fire Chief.
Fire Department FAQs
For additional questions, contact the Ferndale Fire Department at 248-546-2510.
In the event of a declared emergency or any event that may adversely affect the residents of Ferndale, the Resident Emergency Communication Action Plan (RECAP) will post emergency updates at:
- www.ferndalemi.gov
- WFRN
- Channel 10 on WOW
- Channel 17 on Comcast
- Channel 99 on AT&T U-Verse
- Social Media: Facebook and Twitter
- All voting precincts — RECAP attempts to post hard-copy notices at each precinct so residents can "get your note where you vote."