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Track Closed Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

The Community Center’s indoor track will be closed from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19, for use by local paralympic athletes.

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Fire Department

The North Liberty Fire Department has been serving with pride and professionalism since 1945. We strive to provide the citizens and guests of North Liberty, Penn, and Madison Townships with the best in Fire and EMS services and value the sacrifice and dedication of our volunteers. We serve with pride, we serve with professionalism, we serve with purpose. Volunteer with us!

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Mission Statement & Motto

“Devoted to the protection and preservation of life and property in the City of North Liberty and the townships of Penn and Madison.”

“Service over Self.”

Vision

The members of the North Liberty Fire Department envision an organization that embraces continuous improvement through numerous, specific initiatives.  These initiatives will be guided by our values of professionalism, family, pride, and inclusiveness.

A priority of this organization’s is to develop operational goals.  As outlined in this document, we will explore alternative deployment models with the intent of reducing response times to emergencies.  The NLFD will research best practice models in order to identify and develop a model which works for our community.  We will assist in guiding this process as well as help direct other initiatives sought out by the department.  Utilizing a best practice approach can yield ideas, data, and operational models that the NLFD can tailor to match the projected needs of our growing community.

The NLFD places the highest value on the preparation of our members to meet the challengers of the mission and the expectations of the community we serve.  We are committed to developing and implementing a high-quality training program that ensures top level performance from our members.  The NLFD will promote skill acquisition and education through various in-house training opportunities, grant funding for scholarships, and local and regional training offerings.

Providing the community with proactive messages, outreach, and risk assessment, can prevent the occurrence of emergencies.  The department will employ measures which provide contemporary information and risk reduction strategies that will reduce the need for emergency services.  An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Lastly, the NLFD envisions exploring various means of collaboration.  We will continue to collaborate internally towards continuous improvement of the organization and turn externally to explore best practices in the delivery of fire and emergency medical services.  We will collaborate and share resources and information with local fire, police, and ambulance services.  As a cohesive team of public servants, collectively we can find operational opportunities that provide the highest level of service to the community.

Values

As an organization, we value:

  • Pride
    • We strive to deliver a service that is looked upon in high regard.
    • We will celebrate the achievements and successes of those within our ranks.
  • Professionalism
    • We strive for competence in service delivery.
    • We treat each other and those we serve with a high degree of integrity.
  • Inclusiveness
    • We’re accepting of each member of our organization.
    • We will respond in a manger that is non-judgmental and provide exceptional service to anyone in need.
  • Family
    • We will lift up those around you.
    • We will treat all with high moral standards.
    • We are accountable to each other.
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