Supporter Shirts

Supporter shirts are now available to purchase.

We have adult sizes from small to 2XL, and children sizes from small to large.

They are short sleeve black t-shirts with the same Maltese cross we have on our uniforms.

Adult shirts are $20 a shirt, and children are $15 a shirt.

They are for sale at the fire department or you can fill out this request form link, and a member of the department will contact you about ordering.

Thank you for the support you give to our department and we hope you wear your shirt with pride.

Click here to order

Lowell Volunteer Fire Department

The Lowell Volunteer Fire Department was organized in 1897 by a group of citizens to protect their own property and businesses as well as others. The first meeting was held October 5, 1897 with the first appointed Chief being M.E. Nafus. On November 2, 1897, Charles Sherard was the first elected Chief. He served in that position until June 7, 1898. Listed under separate heading are the men who have served as elected Chief to this department. In the past 122 years, there have been only 22 Chiefs. Read More

Our Service Area

The Lowell Volunteer Fire Department proudly serves the citizens and property of Eagle Creek, Cedar Creek and West Creek Townships. We are a not-for-profit corporation coordinated by a Board of Corporate Officers and trustees who collectively make decisions for the department throughout the year in conjunction with the Town of Lowell. Serving the community of Lowell and surrounding areas has been the pride of this department for over 120 years.

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Attention Lowellians: Sunday through Wednesday of next week are forecasted to be the coldest of the year so far.For residents that live in the Lowell Fire Department response area, this includes the Town of Lowell, who are in a high-risk cold-exposure situation and cannot get to a warming shelter you can call the Lowell Fire Department NON-EMERGENCY phone number at 219-696-6144 to request non-emergent transportation to a warming shelter. Transportation will be prioritized based on available resources when not already assigned to another fire call. If you are experiencing a medical emergency related to cold exposure you must call 911 for immediate medical help.These buildings listed are available as warming shelter sites during business hours.1. Lowell Town Hall, 501 E. Main Street, Lowell Indiana, 46356. 219-696-77942. Cedar Creek Community Center, 181 N. Freemont St., Lowell Indiana, 46356. 219-696-97133. The Lowell Public Library, 1505 E. Commercial Ave., Lowell Indiana, 46356. 219-696-7704 ... See MoreSee Less
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