Town of Two Rivers Volunteer Fire Dept.

🚒🇺🇸ELECTION DAY COOKOUT! 🇺🇸🚒

Join the Town of Two Rivers Volunteer Fire Department for our Election Day Cookout!

📅 Tuesday, Election Day 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM at the Fire Station 6525 County Road B, Shoto, WI

What's on the menu?

🌭 Brats
🍔 Brat Patties
🧀 Cheeseburgers
🐄 Sow Cow in Dairyland
🧀 Cheese Curds
🍟 French Fries
🥤 Soda & Water

Stop by before or after you vote! We're located at the same location as the polling place, so grab some delicious food while you're there!

All funds raised will help our volunteer firefighters purchase much needed new equipment!

Come hungry, bring your friends and family, and help support your local volunteer fire department!

Thank you for supporting our volunteers!

Head over to the creek and support the neighbors today!

🚨Come join us for food and fun🚨

➡️ Oct 25th at the station.

Tannery Road from Hwy V to Rawley road will be closed in both directions tomorrow 9-22.

Please plan ahead.

Never Forget

Thank you to the community for supporting this project!

We want to thank the Town of Two Rivers for the recent order of new Genesis Rescue Tools! Thank you for choosing Genesis and Reliant Fire Apparatus to help assist you in serving your community!

-TWO RIVERS AND MISHICOT EXPLORE REGIONAL OPTIONS FOR A STRONGER, MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE -

The City of Two Rivers and the Mishicot Area Ambulance Service Board are making progress on a Regional EMS Feasibility Study exploring whether greater collaboration could create a stronger, more sustainable emergency medical service system for our region.

On August 26, 2026, the Mishicot Ambulance Board voted unanimously to move forward with collaborating with the City of Two Rivers for emergency medical services.

Mishicot Ambulance currently serves the Town of Gibson, Town of Mishicot, Town of Two Creeks, Village of Mishicot, Town of Kossuth, and the Town of Two Rivers.

A joint working group (including the Mishicot Ambulance Board, City of Two Rivers leadership, local stakeholders, and the State of Wisconsin Rural EMS Outreach Program Manager) is moving forward with a model, collaborating together, in which the City of Two Rivers would provide paramedic-level ambulance service regionwide, supported by an enhanced regional first responder presence.

A regional system would offer greater staffing depth, more consistent paramedic-level coverage, shared resources, and stronger operational resiliency. Staffing, finances, governance, equipment, and long-term financial sustainability will continue to be closely evaluated while moving forward.

Any regional EMS model must be financially sustainable on its own. Grants and partnerships may help with implementation, but we will not build a system that depends on temporary funding to survive.

This is important long-term planning for our community and our neighbors, and we are excited about the opportunity to move forward with a stronger, more sustainable emergency medical service system for the future.

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Thanks to everyone who stopped out at our Brat Fry today!

The Town of Two Rivers Fire Department is hosting an Election Day brat fry to fund new Jaws of Life equipment. Click below 👇 to read more.