Fire Department

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Fire Department

Luca C.P. Quagliano
Chief of Department

City of Lockport Fire Department
1 Locks Plaza, Lockport NY 14094

O: 716-439-6611 C: 716-998-0995

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Office Hours

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. M-F

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Office of Training and Safety

Timothy Loucks
716.439.6662

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Duty Officers Desk

716.439.6715

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Fire Code Enforcement

716.439.6610

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Lockport Firefighters

The members of the Lockport Fire Department serve as the primary first responders for fire protection and paramedic service within city limits. Lockport’s firefighters strive to protect life and property by providing a timely response in emergency situations. These may include structure fires, dangerous weather conditions, medical traumas or hazardous materials. The Lockport Fire Department also aims to educate its citizens on fire and emergency situation prevention.

Fire Safety Forms

Fire Health Forms

Monthly Report/Presentations

Presentations

Fire Department Operational Overview Presentation

EMS Response Reports

Total Volume by Incident Type

Primary Impression Report

2024 Press Releases

Recent News

Paving Operations – Park Ave. (Prospect St. – Ohio St.)

Sep 6, 2022 | Lockport News

Dear Residents: The City of Lockport will begin Paving the following: PAVING: Park Ave. (Prospect St. – Ohio St.) DATES: Wednesday 9/7/2022 & Thursday 9/8/2022 - Do not park on the street from 5:00 a.m. to completion - Local traffic will be accommodated as much as...

Municipal Building Closing – Labor Day

Aug 30, 2022 | Lockport News

Please be advised that Lockport Municipal Offices will be closed on Monday, September 5, 2022, in observance of Labor Day. Garbage will be collected on the day following regularly scheduled collection that week. Bulk items will be collected the week of September...

City of Lockport Wastewater Treatment Plant Update

Aug 29, 2022 | Lockport News

The City of Lockport Wastewater Treatment Plant is currently unable to accept portable toilet waste because of equipment replacement needs at the facility’s septic well. It is anticipated that this condition will continue for the remainder of the season.