Fire Department

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From Fire Chief's office:

We should all be very careful not to overload the electrical sockets with our Christmas tree lights and we should always turn our Christmas tree lights off before leaving our work sites or house or going to bed. And remember to place your tree in an area with a minimum of 3 feet distance from heat sources.

Fire Safety from LCFD 12.7.2020

Protecting the life and property of Lake City’s citizens.

Our Mission

The Lake City Fire Department’s mission is to provide firefighting and emergency services to protect life and property of the citizens of Lake City. We aim to deliver these services in an acceptable, high-quality, courteous, humane, safe and efficient manner while being responsive to the city’s and community’s needs.

Emergency Services

If you need the emergency services of the Lake City Fire Department, immediately dial 911.

Coronavirus: 

Hartsville Fire Department

  • The Fire Department lobby will be closed to the public.
  • Fire reports may be obtained by calling 843.374-2470 or to obtain an Incident report(s), you can email request(s) to lcfdreports@cityoflakecity.org.
  • Firefighters will wear additional personal protective gear to reduce exposure.
  • The City of Lake City Fire Department will respond only to medial calls of an acute nature.

Questions Asked

When you dial 911 for emergency assistance, the dispatcher will answer the phone and ask you questions about the emergency, including:

  • Your name
  • The address of the emergency
  • The telephone number you are calling from
  • A brief description of the emergency, such as "My kitchen is on fire" or "There is an accident at the intersection of Highway 52 and Kelly Street."

Additional Information

For more information, contact the Lake City Fire and Rescue Department at 843-374-2470.