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DIVISION OF FIRE |
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12th Annual
Open House |
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Saturday, September 11,
2010
9am-12noon
209 S. Main Street |
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Interactive Activities including a 9/11 Memorial
Ceremony at 9:50am, Equipment Demonstrations, Firefighter Gear
Donning Contest, and Where's the Fire...Where's the
Extinguisher? |
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Activities for the Kids including Freddie the Fire
Truck, Smoke House Crawl (9:30am, 10:30am, or 11:30am),
and pictures in real firefighter gear (Powell Imaging will be
taking pictures, with the opportunity to purchase pictures). |
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Also...Fire, EMS, Sheriff,
Police and EMA vehicles on display. |
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MARYSVILLE FIREFIGHTERS PARTICIPATE IN TRAINING EVENTS
Not all
of the training we do is directly related to structural fires.
In June and July, firefighters participated in fireworks
exhibition training and advanced training on propane storage and
distribution facilities. Marysville firefighters are required to
conduct a minimum of 2 hours Fire/EMS/Rescue training and 30
minutes of physical fitness training while on duty-each shift.
The reason the Fire Division places such a high priority on
training and readiness is exemplified by the two incidents
below, which occurred in June. |
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DIVISION INFORMATION |
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The Marysville
Fire Department (Marysville Division of Fire) was organized in
1845. In 1952, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) was
established and in 1973 Marysville became one of the first
communities outside the metropolitan Columbus area to institute
paramedic services. The Division of Fire has evolved
significantly since this time, into a largely full-time division
providing fire, Advanced Life Support (ALS) EMS, and technical
rescue services to the City of Marysville and several
surrounding contracted townships.
The Marysville Division of Fire
proudly protects 30,000 people living in an area of 86 square
miles. We operate out of one station that protects a
diverse area including residential, business, industrial and
agricultural uses. Our department is a public department
whose members are on a paid status. We have an ISO rating
of 4. The Marysville Division of Fire is composed of 28
full-time and, 15 part-time firefighters and one full-time
administrative assistant.
Of the 28 full-time firefighters,
two are chief officers and one Lieutenant and one firefighter
are permanently assigned to the inspection bureau. The
Division also employs one civilian as a part-time administrative
assistant. There is a heavy emphasis on organizational
excellence through both mandatory and voluntary training and
education. There is also a significant emphasis on mission
readiness and personal/professional development. Apparatus
in the Division is composed of one aerial tower, two engine
companies, one grass fighter, three ALS ambulances, and two rescue boats. |
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Fire Department
209 South Main Street
Fire Chief
Gary Johnson
(937) 642-2065
Assistant Fire Chief
Jay Riley
(937) 642-2065
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