Livingston Parish Fire Protection District 4

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

Each LPFPD4 fire engine is required by the Property Insurance Association of Louisiana (PIAL) to carry approximately $25,000 worth of fire hose alone.

That’s just one piece of the equipment carried on every apparatus. Firefighters also rely on lifesaving medical equipment, SCBA air packs, hydraulic rescue tools, ladders, nozzles, and protective gear to serve our community every day.

As costs continue to rise, maintaining the equipment and resources needed to meet PIAL standards and protect our growing community becomes increasingly important.

When you see a fire engine, you're seeing much more than a truck. You're seeing a significant investment in the safety of our residents, businesses, and firefighters, as well as the equipment and training necessary to provide reliable emergency services when they are needed most.

06/05/2026

Investing in Our Community: Station 7 Expansion Underway

To keep pace with the rapid growth south of I-12, renovations are now underway at Station 7 (Walker South Road at Joe May Road).

The station is being remodeled to accommodate an additional emergency apparatus and expanded personnel capacity.

This upgrade will allow us to deploy more resources and first responders directly from your neighborhood when seconds matter most.

Construction is expected to be completed in early 2027.

This project is made possible through your continued support of our department’s millage, which helps fund critical infrastructure improvements like this.

Thank you for investing in the safety and future of our community.

06/03/2026

In 2000, approximately 31,292 people lived within our jurisdiction.

Today, that number is roughly 68,000.

The amount residents depending on LPFPD4 for fire protection, rescue services, and emergency response has more than doubled in size since 2000. As the demand for emergency services grows, LPFPD4 remains committed to providing fast, professional service to every resident who calls for help.

05/27/2026

This morning, public agencies and emergency partners from across Livingston Parish gathered at the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office Training Facility for the 2026 Hurricane Preparedness Meeting.

Preparation, teamwork, and proactive planning remain essential to protecting our residents, supporting efficient emergency response efforts, and keeping Livingston Parish moving forward.

Thank you to our guest speakers: State Representative Roger Wilder, DPW Director Robert Dugas, Mark Phillips (DEMCO), Kristin Zatta (Entergy), NWS Meteorologist Chris Bannan, State Climatologist Jay Grymes, and LOHSEP Director Chris Anderson, who also served as our MC.

A special thank you to Sheriff Jason Ard for allowing us to use the Training Facility, providing lunch, and to his outstanding cooking team for preparing an amazing meal for everyone in attendance.

With hurricane season beginning Monday, it’s important to stay prepared before a storm threatens our area. Now is the time to review emergency plans!
https://getagameplan.org/
https://www.lpfpd4.com/hurricane-preparedness/

Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office
Livingston Parish Government
Livingston Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness

05/26/2026

This past Sunday, we were able to get a great group of our full-time, part-time, and volunteer firefighters together, along with several family members, for a fun day of friendly competition off
the job.

Five teams hit the lanes this year:
Administration
A-Shift
C-Shift
Volunteers/Part-time
Current Academy Recruits

Congratulations to the Administration team for bringing home the championship for the third year in a row! And Frank Dellucky for bowling the Highest Game of the day with a score of 236!

Thank you to everyone who came out and helped make the day such a success.

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Progress is moving fast at the new Station 11! This station will strengthen emergency response for the South Satsuma area and support future growth, including the municipal airport. We can't wait to open the doors soon!

🗳️ Ballot Reminder: The district's user fee renewal is on the ballot Saturday, June 27. This is NOT a new tax—it simply maintains the vital funding that keeps our community safe.

05/19/2026

Livingston Parish Fire Protection District 4 is funded by property millages and a $32 user fee unchanged since 1990.
Costs and demand have grown — this renewal keeps service levels strong.
RENEWAL ONLY — NOT A NEW TAX 🗳️