1879
YEAR ESTABLISHED
400
SQUARE MILES PROTECTED
30
VOLUNTEER MEMBERS
1962
STATION BUILT
Protecting the Southern Black Hills
The Custer Volunteer Fire Department is an all-volunteer crew of neighbors who respond to fires, medical emergencies, vehicle crashes and rescues. From Leo Harbach Station in downtown Custer, we cover 400 square miles, including the City of Custer, Custer County, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse Memorial and Jewel Cave National Monument.
Our work doesn't stop at emergency calls. We issue burn permits inside city limits and keep neighbors informed about fire bans, burning rules and fireworks laws across the city and county. We're also always looking for people to join our team. Anyone 18 or older can serve, with training and gear provided, and teens ages 14 to 17 can get started through our Firefighter Cadet Program.
Contact Us
Fire Chief Matt Spring Cell Phone: (605) 440-1293
616 Crook St. Custer, SD
605-673-4080 - Office (not staffed)






