Celina Firefighters Local 2603

Celina Firefighters Local 2603 Providing fire, rescue, and EMS coverage to the citizens of Celina and neighboring townships.

This page is not affiliated with the City of Celina and is ran by members of the Local 2603

The Celina Fire Department, Chief Davis and Celina Fire Fighters  #2603, would like to extend their gratitude to Danika ...
08/28/2026

The Celina Fire Department, Chief Davis and Celina Fire Fighters #2603, would like to extend their gratitude to Danika and Michaelene for their generous donation of approximately 24 handmade bears and additional gifts. These thoughtful items will be utilized by our EMS crews to comfort young pediatric patients during times of distress. Notably, each bear requires 4-6 hours to build, demonstrating the ladies' dedication to this heartfelt endeavor.

Congratulations to Mason Ayers on successfully completing his year-long probationary period!                            ...
08/26/2026

Congratulations to Mason Ayers on successfully completing his year-long probationary period! Over the past year, Mason has learned a multitude of new skills and gained valuable experience. From driving the fire truck and managing hazardous materials to providing medical care, he has taken in an immense amount of information and continued to grow as a firefighter.
This is only the beginning, Mason. We’re proud to have you on the team and look forward to seeing all that you accomplish!
Welcome to IAFF Local 2603!

08/17/2026

We are proud to announce that Firefighters Kent Buschur and Dalton Goubeaux have passed the NREMT and are now certified Paramedics. Congrats fellas!

While cleaning up from a training this afternoon crews were dispatched for a structure fire. Firefighters were dispatche...
07/10/2026

While cleaning up from a training this afternoon crews were dispatched for a structure fire. Firefighters were dispatched at approximately 3:30 p.m. to 537 Touvelle Street, Lot 60, after neighbors reported smoke coming from the residence.

When crews arrived, they encountered heavy smoke and high heat throughout the home. Because it was unknown whether anyone was inside, firefighters entered the residence, extinguished a fire that originated in the kitchen, and conducted a primary search.

No one was home at the time of the fire, and no injuries were reported.

Several pets were inside the home when the fire occurred. One dog, two cats, a guinea pig, and an estimated 10 to 12 birds died in the fire. Firefighters, with assistance from bystanders, were able to rescue two dogs from the residence.

The home sustained significant smoke and heat damage. The homeowner will be displaced for the time being, although the residence is not believed to be a total loss.

Eight firefighters responded to the scene and remained there until approximately 7 p.m.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The Celina Fire Department has requested assistance from the Ohio State Fire Marshal's Office, which is expected to investigate the fire in the coming days.

07/04/2026
06/17/2026

UPDATE: Grace Missionary has kindly opened their doors for tonight's weather. Please call Shawn at 567-279-4854 to give him a rough idea of if you would be going to the Church. See the website: https://gracemissionary.church/tornado for entrances. There will be two rounds of storms today. The more severe threat is later at night

*****With the large number of shares and inquiries on this post, we want to avoid overwhelming any one location, as this offer was initially intended to assist nearby residents. Distributing resources throughout the community helps ensure more people can be accommodated if needed.

06/17/2026

1. What does it mean when I hear the outdoor warning sirens?
In short, it means that something life-threatening is happening and you should go indoors and get more information.

2. What should I do when I hear the outdoor warning sirens?

When the sirens are heard, go inside and tune to local media to get more information.

3. Why can’t I hear the outdoor warning sirens in my house?
Sirens are an outdoor warning system designed only to alert those who are outside that something dangerous is approaching.

4. How can I get alerts when I’m at work or in my house?
For alerts indoors, every home and business should have a NOAA Weather Radio All-Hazards. NOAA Weather Radio is like a smoke detector for severe weather, and it can wake you up when a warning is issued for your area so you can take appropriate action.

5. When are outdoor warning sirens tested?
Sirens are tested according to local community or state policies. In Mercer County, we test the 1st Saturday of the Month at Noon.

6. Why don’t the outdoor warning sirens sound an all-clear signal?
People should be indoors and monitoring local media for updates on the storm.

7. Will the outdoor warning sirens warn me of every dangerous storm?
The safest approach is to be proactive and use all of the information available to protect yourself and your family from threatening weather. Nothing can replace common sense. If a storm is approaching, the lightning alone is a threat. Sirens are only one part of a warning system that includes preparation, NOAA Weather Radio, and local media.

8. Who activates the outdoor warning sirens?
Sirens are typically activated by central dispatch, sometimes fire department or emergency management personnel.

9. Where can I get more information?

Check out these resources:

Warning Systems
Watches and Warnings
NOAA Weather Radio

06/17/2026

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across our area today and tonight, with the potential for damaging winds, large hail, and a few tornadoes.

🌩️ Stay prepared, not scared.
📱 Have multiple ways to receive warnings.
🏠 Know where you'll take shelter if a warning is issued.

Reminder: Mercer County does not have public tornado shelters. The safest place is a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building. Call ahead to churches, public places, & friends/family ahead of time so you are prepared and know where to go.

We'll continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as needed.

06/13/2026
Celina Firefighters had the privilege to host a training at Three Sons Salvage Yard tonight. This training involved vehi...
06/05/2026

Celina Firefighters had the privilege to host a training at Three Sons Salvage Yard tonight. This training involved vehicle extrication and stabilization, where we had 6 vehicles to cut up ,with multiple different scenarios. We would like to thank Three Sons for supplying the cars and allowing us to come out and train. We would also like to thank Firefighter Alec Schoenleben, auxiliary firefighters Dane Dwenger, Matt Schlater, and former Celina Firefighter Kane Swaney for instructing the class

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202 North Main Street
Celina, OH
45822

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