About Us

The Hartland Fire Department is an Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance service licensed by the State of Wisconsin as a Paramedic Service. This goal was reached in March of 2018. We are a combination fire department with eight full-time fire & EMS personnel along with part-time and paid on call staffing.  We have a full-time Chief, Assistant Chief and Administrative Assistant. All operations are operated out of one station located at 150 Lawn Street. The station is staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by dedicated professionals. 

Department History

The Hartland Volunteer Fire Department was organized in November 1893. Monies used to buy equipment, vehicles, and gear were collected by fire contracts and raised through dances, an annual picnic, and donations. In 1958 the Village of Hartland took over the Fire Department as the governing body, and to this day all equipment, buildings, vehicles, and wages are paid for by the Village budget process.

When the Emergency Medical Service (EMS) was added to the department in November 1978, the Volunteer Firefighters and EMTs then became paid on-call members responding to fire and rescue calls.

The Fire Department celebrated their 125 anniversary in 2018.

Department Mission and Vision Statement

The mission of the Hartland Fire department is to protect life and property by providing emergency services with highly trained, responsible and committed personnel for those in need in our community and surrounding areas.

The vision of the Hartland Fire Department is to continuously deliver high-quality care and advanced emergency services in our community and surrounding areas by engaging emergency personnel through leadership, higher education, and experience.