Mission Statement

Our mission is to improve the quality of life within the community by continuing to protect and preserve life while conserving property utilizing specialized skills and compassion. We will accomplish this mission while maintaining a high regard for the safety and health of our personnel. We will maintain a high standard of training, a quality assurance program to ensure effective critique of department actions through feedback from community residents and an effective communications system to tie all of this together. We will continue to receive superb backing from the City Administrators and demand the highest professionalism from our own members to provide this service.


 
  • Do you have a Fireplace?

    Have you had it cleaned recently?
    Soot and the tars from burning wood can build up in it and eventually ignite causing a chimney fire.
    Having it cleaned and inspected at least once a year is a really good thing to do. Have it done right after the season or right before the season begins.

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  • False Alarm Campaign Moves into Second Year

    Fire Departments Help Get the Message Out

    According to the National Fire Protection Association, more than six thousand false fire alarms
    occur in the United States each day...and the number is increasing.
    Local Fire Departments are succeeding in getting the message out through public service announements (PSA's). A 60 second PSA was posted online last Februar... [more]

     
  • Spring Fire Safety

    Spring time serves as a reminder that it is time to work on their spring cleaning checklist.

    Download your Spring Fires Safety Checklist here.

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  • Fourth of July Fire Safety

    July 4, 1776, members from the second continental congress met in Philadelphia to adopt the final draft of the Declaration of Independence. This date, better known as Independence Day would grow to become one of America's biggest secular holidays.

    Download your Fourth of July Fire Safety flyer here.

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  • Home Fire Safety

    In 2006, there were 66 civilian fire deaths and 307 reported injuries. Many of these fires occured in the home.

    Protect your family and property from fire this year by down loading the Home Fire Safety Tip flyer here.

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  • Want to follow the New Pumper as it is Built??

    Go to this link and you can follow the new Pumer being built at the Ferrara Plant.

    When you get to this web page scoll down till you get to the Twinsburg entry.
    It is Production # H 4519

    http://www.ferrarafire.com/CustomerSupport/InProduction/InProduction.html

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Contact Information

Emergency Phone Number: 911
Non-Emergency: 330.963.6256
Fax: 330.963.6298
Twinsburg FD #1
10069 Ravenna Road
Twinsburg FD #2
2605 Glenwood Drive

Call Statistics

 200820092010
January194189 188
February182163 168
March204169 185
April126216 177
May203198 193
June203190 199
July202202 
August195182 
September184190 
October179179 
November145170 
December188180