WELCOME
Proudly Protecting "The Heart of Ohio"
Proudly Protecting "The Heart of Ohio"
Central Ohio Joint Fire District and DELCO Water Company partner now, so when needed, the water system has been checked for your safety! Questions? please call 740-625-5646
We are accepting applications for Part-Time Firefighter Paramedics and EMT's Go to the "FI LE" section and download our application. Applications and resumes can be submitted to applications@cojfd.org
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WOW is it cold and everything sure seems like solid ice outside .
This photo shows firefighters R. Tutorow and K. Lambert after successfully rescuing this "Reo" from under a small building in fridged weather. Owner and puppy are doing well, but this is a great time to make sure those out of the way often looked passed animal hiding spots are protected or sealed up.
While this rescue was for an animal, The Central Ohio Joint Fire District want to make sure children cannot access the same areas. If you have any questions or feel we can help, please give the station a call. Please stay warm and safe!
Often we think about the dangers of the agriculture industry as a community. Central Ohio Joint Fire District, along with Nationwide Insurance Agent, Maria Thorpe, are teaming up to secure rescue equipment specifically designed for our local and neighboring farming families.
How you can help save others - Nominate your fire department to win a grain bin rescue tube Rural fire fighters are often the first and only line of defense when someone becomes helplessly trapped in grain. Unfortunately, many fire departments lack the specialized rescue techniques and equipment necessary for a successful grain bin rescue. In conjunction with Grain Bin Safety Week (third full week of February), Nationwide teams up with the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety (NECAS) (http://www.necasag.org/), KC Supply (http://www.kcsupply.com/) and others to award emergency first responders with grain rescue tubes and hands-on rescue training to help save lives. What you can win Winning entries will be awarded: One (1) grain rescue tube, valued between $3,000 to $5,000 One (1) six-hour grain entrapment rescue training session, at winner’s location, valued at up to $5,000 Winners and prizes are made possible by the generosity of our partners. Learn how you can partner with us (/partner-with-us) to help save lives. The annual grain bin rescue tube contest begins January 1st of each year The contest begins on January 1 at 8:00 a.m. CT and extends through April
To enter, describe how your local fire department or emergency rescue team and community would benefit from grain entrapment training and a rescue tube, and how the tube and training could be shared with nearby departments. Please include: Your name Occupation Phone number Mailing address Email address Name, address and phone number of the fire department or rescue team nomination Nominations are accepted from the general public as well as from fire fighters who wish to nominate their own fire department. Employees and agents of Nationwide are not eligible to submit nominations for the contest. Submit your entry during the contest: Fill out an online form (https://mczl17fxj42zvsd29j7dr1qy63yq.pub.sfmc-content.com/42g3teprfqh/qlqqdwpyalo) Via email: gbswinfo@nationwide.com (gbswinfo@nationwide.com) or Mail to: NECAS, Grain Bin Safety Week Contest, 8342 NICC Dr., Peosta, IA 52068 Limit one (1) entry per person, per email address and per household or department
The Central Ohio Joint Fire District shall safeguard our community and all who call for help.
The Central Ohio Joint Fire District strives to see a world free of preventable hazards where citizens can thrive in a safe community.
On behalf of the Central Ohio Joint Fire District Board, District residents, and firefighters WELCOME! Central Ohio is a wonderful place to work and raise your family. It is our mission to protect everyone that lives and travels through our District. We proudly serve The Village of Centerburg, Hilliar, Milford, and S. Bloomfield Townships. We provide mutual aid to several area departments in three adjoining counties.
We offer many services from fire suppression, safety education, and risk reduction plans to emergency medical services and wellness visits. We are here for your family and want to help in any way we can. Please call me if you have any concerns or questions.
Chief Mark McCann
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