Open Burn Season
The heavy wind yesterday blew in more than dust and political campaign signs across your yards. The seasonal weather change with the rain, and possibly light dusting of snow last night, has signified one of Central Lyon County Fire District most popular times of the year: Open Burning Season.
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Who We Are (Continued)
Central Lyon County Fire Protection District, a political subdivision of the State of Nevada organized under NRS 474, is governed by our own elected Board of Directors.
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We are Central Lyon County Fire Protection District
During recent interactions with local citizen advisory boards, central committees, and you the public, it became apparent to us, your Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) provider, the necessity to provide clarifying information on who we are, what we do, and how we work. Over the next several weeks we want to provide you with information or FAQs that answers these questions.
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Drone Use for Central Lyon Fire
Don’t let Central Lyons Fire’s rural nature and rich history with the Comstock Lode and Pony Express Trail fool you, high tech is part of what we do every day, every call. From Lucas Devices (Automated CPR machines) on every ambulance, battery powered extrication tools on the Rescue units, to Drones recently added East and West in the District, high tech tools, and the knowledge to use them effectively are part of who we are.
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Capitol Regional Fire Academy 22-1
The newest additions to the Central Lyon Fire career staff serving you 24/7/365. Shelton Martin, Brad Patoka, Dylan Stewart, Chris Tomasco, and Davis Winebarger graduated from the Capitol City Regional Fire Academy on June 26th after 14 weeks of intense firefighting boot camp and will take their place on the “line” to replace retired and promoted firefighters.
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Captain Cody Mandeville
Congratulations to Central Lyon Fire’s newest Captain. Cody Mandeville. Cody spent almost 10 years with the Silver State Hot Shot Crew before joining Central Lyon Fire in 2016. There is a saying that goes “There is no elevator to success – only stairs.” Cody’s journey with Central Lyon Fire has been just like that saying, one step at a time, one level up every step.
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Fifty Year Anniversary
This year we are celebrating our 50th anniversary. Fifty years ago Lyon County consolidated seven (7) distinct Volunteer Fire Departments serving the communities of Dayton, Dayton Valley, Mark Twain, Moundhouse, Silver City, Silver Springs, and Stagecoach into Central Lyon Fire.
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Contact our District Office directly by calling (775) 246-6209 or by email at admin@centralfirenv.org. If it is an emergency, please dial 911.