Springdale Fire Department

06/03/2026

Hello, AC season. Before you cool down, make sure your air conditioner is set up safely. Plug window air conditioners directly into a wall outlet.

Many manufacturers do not allow extension cords. If they are allowed, use the proper type and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

For more safety tips: https://nfpa.social/4knYQuX

06/01/2026

Springdale Fire Department has done it again! The department has received the 2026 Mission: Lifeline® EMS Recognition- Gold Award!
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Springdale Fire Department continues to be recognized by the American Heart Association (AHA) for our commitment and success in implementing a higher standard of care. We continue to ensure that our STEMI and Stroke patients receive treatment according to nationally accepted evidence-based guideline recommendations and standards set forth by the AHA.

We are proud to provide excellent patient care to our citizens each day. We want to thank crews for their continued hard work and dedication in serving the citizens our community! 💪

05/13/2026

Move Over: It's the Law
In 19 states and Washington, DC, laws include moving over for all vehicles with flashing or hazard lights, such as: law enforcement, EMS, fire, highway maintenance, construction, utility, trash, and disabled vehicles.

When a vehicle with flashing lights is stopped on or next to a roadway, drivers approaching the vehicle should:

change into a lane not immediately adjacent to the vehicle, or
slow down to a reasonable speed if you’re unable to safely make a lane change.

05/10/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Springdale Elementary's April🔥 Blazing 🔥 Viking honorees! These were selected for finding their voice and inspiring others to find theirs.

05/06/2026

LOOK!! Look who we spotted at Heritage Hills last Blazing Vikings awards of this school year!! It's Sparky The Fire Dog peeking out of Engine 90! 🐾

04/30/2026

04/30/2026

This morning Springdale FD hosted the District 8 Ohio Traffic Incident Management Ohio Traffic Incident Management (OTIM) meeting! This is a first of it's kind here. OTIM is the state’s traffic incident management program comprised of several agencies, including ODOT, local and state law enforcement agencies, Fire, EMA, and towing and recovery services.

These agencies work together in a partnership under the unified command structure to safely and efficiently clear traffic incidents on Ohio roadways.

Traffic Incident Management is the process of coordinating resources to detect, respond to, and clear traffic incidents as safely and quickly as possible to reduce the impacts of crashes and congestion.