The Chippewa Township Fire Department, also known as CTFD, offers emergency medical services to the residents of Wayne County in Ohio. It operates a fleet of pumpers, ambulances, tankers and heavy-duty rescue units. The department conducts firefighting training sessions. The Chippewa Township Fire Department administers a fire prevention program. It also provides fire investigation, hazardous materials handling and underwater rescue services. The department is a member of the he National Fire Protection Association, Ohio State Firefighters Association, Wayne County Fire and Rescue Association, and Wayne County Fire Chiefs Association. In addition, the Chippewa Township Fire Department responds to nonemergency calls.
Established in 1949, the Sharon Township Fire Department employs a team of men and women firefighters. The fire department maintains equipment, such as tankers, pumpers, grass fire fighters and quick-attack trucks. It has a team of volunteer and paid members. The Sharon Township Fire Department specializes in responding to first responder calls and vehicle accidents and fire. The Sharon Township Fire Department offers mutual aid and fire suppression services throughout the county. Its fire inspection bureau is responsible for conducting construction plan reviews and inspections, as well as insuring the proper installation of extinguishers and fire alarms. Additionally, it provides fire education programs for the public.
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Constructed in 1991, the Solon Fire Station 1 serves as the Fire and Rescue Department's headquarters. It operates an administrative office, a fire prevention bureau and public education division. This station houses a rescue squad, pumper, ladder truck and hazardous materials unit. The Fire and Rescue Department also offers fire suppression, water supply, hose lines, ventilation, and search and rescue services. It operates a communication and dispatch center that coordinates responses to various emergency and nonemergency calls. The department additionally provides information regarding child seat, weather, home and tornado safety. The Fire and Rescue Department was started in 1924 and is comprised of more than 60 members. It is located in Solon, Ohio.
The Medina Fire Department provides fire suppression, prevention and emergency medical services to protect residents, properties and the environment. It operates more than two fire stations and a fleet of fire engines and utility vans. The department provides training programs for the professional development of fire district employees. The Medina Fire Department offers online fire safety information and resources. It also provides fire extinguisher training options to businesses and organizations. The department responds to nonsymptomatic carbon monoxide alarms and strange odors. In addition, it handles hazardous material spills. The Medina Fire Department is governed by the City of Medina in Ohio.
