Welcome!

In case of emergency or if you need help, PLEASE CALL 9-1-1. Please do not call the fire station (that will delay response).

Welcome to the website of the Hauser Lake Fire Protection District and Hauser Lake Volunteer Fire Department (HLFD) in Hauser, Idaho. Hauser Lake is in Kootenai County and is located in the northern panhandle of Idaho.

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Burning in Hauser Lake

At this time, open burning is allowed and no permits are required.

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Run Statistics for Hauser Lake Volunteer Fire & Rescue

This is a chart of our most recent response statistics. Numbers will be updated monthly. Fire and medical and motor vehicle accidents have all increased recently. Please be extra careful out there!

Month
(2023)
FireEMSAuto
Accident
Citizen
Assist
Other*Month’s
Total
Total for same month in 2022
Jan351111113
Feb
Mar
*Wildland fires, ice rescue, hazmat and other miscellaneous calls.
These are our run statistics for 2022-23

Breakfast with Santa

After two years of being unable to gather in-person, the Hauser Community–and countless neighbors, friends and family from afar–made a tremendous showing on December 11 for the 36th Annual Shalena’s Breakfast with Santa event. On behalf of the Hauser Lake Fire Protection District and Volunteer Fire Department, we thank you all with our whole hearts. We could not ask for a kinder, more generous community.

Enjoy these great photos from volunteer photographer Russell Phillips: https://phillipsshutterphotography.pixieset.com/bws/

Mission and Vision Statements

The Hauser Lake Fire Protection District (HLFPD) is a dedicated volunteer organization serving our community through fire suppression and prevention, emergency medical response, and excellent community service.

We are committed to providing a superior level of emergency service that continually improves the quality of life, health and safety of the people who live and work in our community.

Photo by John Belanger

Page last updated 2-17-2023