The Green Bay Metro Fire Department provides a range of services to the Village, operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. These services include responding to structure fires, hazardous materials incidents, confined space rescues, and technical rescues. On average, the Village receives around 1,000 emergency calls each year.
Fire Suppression
The Village of Bellevue contracts fire & rescue services from Green Bay Metro Fire Department. This allows for improved service levels and control on service delivery costs at an efficient rate for citizens.
The Village receives all services provided by the GBMFD and questions should be directed to GBMFD at (920) 448-3280.
Emergency Medical Response
Green Bay Metro Fire Department Services provides paramedic level care for the Village. During staffed hours, an engine company from Station 9 first responds to emergency medical calls to assist GBMFD. Having a response from the west side of the Village maximizes coverage with an ambulance responding from the east side of the Village.
MABAS
Occasionally, the Fire Department may need to request additional assistance from neighboring communities during emergency calls. In these situations, they will utilize the Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS). This system operates in most counties throughout the state, including Brown County. MABAS provides communities facing large-scale emergencies with essential equipment and personnel during significant incidents. You can visit the MABAS website for more information.