Bremen-Rushcreek Fire Dept.

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Bremen-Rushcreek Fire Department is an entity of Rushcreek Township that provides Fire and Emergency Medical Coverage to the township and The Village of Bremen.

08/21/2026

Rushcreek Township is currently accepting resumes for the position of Part-Time Fire Chief. Our Beloved Chief Duvall is retiring towards the end of this year. Resumes can be submitted to the Rushcreek Township Board of Trustees at P.O. Box 88, Bremen, Ohio, 43107 or [email protected]. Resumes need to be submitted by September 3, 2026. Please visit this link to see details of the position posting:https://www.rushcreektwp.org/JOBfirechiefjobdescription.pdf

Update: 37 is back open. Marietta Rd is currently the only access in and out of Perry County on this side. Flooding has ...
08/17/2026

Update: 37 is back open.

Marietta Rd is currently the only access in and out of Perry County on this side. Flooding has parts of both 312 and 37 closed with more rain expected. Please use caution and slow down when traveling Marietta Rd.

We would also like to remind people to not drive through high water. TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN. Our township road crew is currently out working hard to put road closed signs up in all the affected or dangerous areas. We are grateful for their efforts and the communication to keep us informed of areas that are flooded. If you see them out today please be sure to tell them Thank You!

There is high water on Jerusalem rd and State Route 37. Please do not attempt to drive through. We are expected to get m...
08/16/2026

There is high water on Jerusalem rd and State Route 37. Please do not attempt to drive through. We are expected to get more rain this evening and water levels may continue to rise.

08/16/2026

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As more storms continue into the are flooding is going to increase and areas that did not previously see flooding may st...
08/16/2026

As more storms continue into the are flooding is going to increase and areas that did not previously see flooding may start to see some.

This morning our crews were again dispatched to assist with numerous water rescues in Perry County. They are still operating in that area at this time. While they are there we also still have a crew at the station to cover additional runs that may come in.

🚗 If you come across high water, turn around. With the amount of rain we have had recently the water could rise rapidly causing you to become trapped.

🛑 If you see response crews working in an area, attempt to find an alternate route to allow them room to work safely.

⛑️ Water rescue teams and resources are stretched thin all across the state as the Distater Response Plan was again enacted in another county a few days ago.

🚨 These specialized response teams have been working tirelessly to help those affected. We want to 👏 applaud 👏 them as in many times they have come from hours away to help the area they were called to. Many different crews have provided service as they have rotated out personnel after countless hours of work.

Please use caution when going out. If you know you are at risk of flooding soon please evacuate, if possible, before becoming trapped.

📷 Courtesy of Thorn Township Fire & EMS

Yesterday Bremen-Rushcreek M-541 was requested to respond to assist with relief efforts in Crooksville. The state disast...
08/12/2026

Yesterday Bremen-Rushcreek M-541 was requested to respond to assist with relief efforts in Crooksville. The state disaster relief plan was enacted. When this occurs it allows for specialized resources from all across the state to be sent to where needed. This plan is also set up to pull a certain number of resources from each area as to not leave somewhere unprotected.

While M-541 was there it did not leave the township uncovered. We had off duty members who came in to the station the help cover the calls that continued to come in. They were certified to provide Advaced Life Support if needed as well as we have a second fully stocked ambulance, M-542.

These activations don't happen regularly however it shows the cooperation and teamwork available amongst the communities. We are thankfully for the members who showed up on their day off to continue to support the community. Work continues in that area as the flooding and displacement is extensive. M-541 was there for approximately 10 hours before being relieved by new resources coming in.

The photo below is only a small fraction of the resources that were called in.

With the rain from last night and the rain that is coming today we want to remind everyone to watch out for flooded area...
08/11/2026

With the rain from last night and the rain that is coming today we want to remind everyone to watch out for flooded areas. There has also been numerous trees and power lines that have came down from the storms. If you see any flooded areas please avoid them. Treat any down line that you see as being live and contact 911 to report it.

Firecatt is at the station today doing our annual hose testing. We ask that you use caution in the area while they are w...
08/10/2026

Firecatt is at the station today doing our annual hose testing. We ask that you use caution in the area while they are working.

07/17/2026

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201 W Marietta Street
Bremen, OH
43107

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+17405694826

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