Northeast Allen County Fire Protection District

Northeast Allen County Fire Protection District Northeast Fire Protection District protects and serves Northeast Allen County

Sometimes good training is going back and working on the basics. Here that is just what we’re doing. To be a rural fire ...
08/29/2026

Sometimes good training is going back and working on the basics. Here that is just what we’re doing. To be a rural fire department we have to know how to shuttle, dump and pump water. Literally the basics of fire fighting. The next level to stepping up that training…do it with a neighboring department. When the training becomes real, we’ll both be there and that is never the time to figure out that equipment or manpower doesn’t work well together!

NEFD responded to a serious collision on SR 1 over the weekend. Crews responded quickly from all 3 stations to treat tho...
08/24/2026

NEFD responded to a serious collision on SR 1 over the weekend. Crews responded quickly from all 3 stations to treat those injured. Injuries were serious, but not life threatening, All crews did an excellent job!

Northeast, East Central and Northwest Fire responded to a structure fire in the 11,000 block of Notestine Road at 08:59 ...
08/11/2026

Northeast, East Central and Northwest Fire responded to a structure fire in the 11,000 block of Notestine Road at 08:59 hours on August 10.

Battalion 240 and Engine Company 141 arrived simultaneously to find a fully involved outbuilding containing a diesel generator, positioned in close proximity to a large barn. Fire crews also identified multiple significant exposures, including a large diesel tote, a propane cylinder, and two 55‑gallon fuel drums.

Engine 141 deployed two hand lines immediately—one dedicated to cooling the threatened exposures, while the second line was positioned for fire attack and later staffed by Engine 242. With both lines charged, members quickly gained control of the incident. Engine 261 completed overhaul operations and confirmed no extension into nearby structures.

Due to the rural location, water supply was maintained through booster tanks from Engine 141, Engine 242, Engine 261, and Tanker 164. The rapid response and decisive actions of all personnel successfully confined the fire to the structure of origin, preventing significant damage and saving the property owner many thousands of dollars in potential repairs.

The incident was brought under control in under one hour, and all companies returned to service. The storms today have continued to keep the entire county busy. Stay weather aware and look out for your loved ones. We are here county wide if needed!

Confined Space Rescue – Northeast Fire DistrictAt approximately 4:30 p.m. today, Northeast Fire District units, along wi...
08/09/2026

Confined Space Rescue – Northeast Fire District
At approximately 4:30 p.m. today, Northeast Fire District units, along with East Central Fire and EMS and the Fort Wayne SORT Team, were dispatched to a reported confined-space rescue involving a six-foot-deep hole.

911 dispatchers received a report that an individual was trapped inside the hole and experiencing difficulty breathing. Battalion 240 arrived on scene and located the patient head-first inside a hole approximately two feet in diameter, with the patient trapped up to his knees.

Additional responding units quickly arrived on scene and assisted with the rescue. Crews were able to safely extricate the patient by pulling him from the hole by his legs without complication.

The patient was successfully extricated within approximately four minutes of Battalion 240's arrival and was transported to PRMC for further evaluation within seven minutes of being removed from the hole.

Northeast Fire District would like to thank Woodburn Police Department, East Central Fire and EMS GR169, and Battalion 40 for their assistance and support during this incident.

The coordinated response and quick actions of all responding personnel contributed to the safe and efficient rescue of the patient.

One of the things we love about summer...HARLAN DAYS!!
08/04/2026

One of the things we love about summer...HARLAN DAYS!!

We hope you had a great Harlan Days even with the rainy weekend! Our Chief was hard at it cookin up some awesome food! O...
08/03/2026

We hope you had a great Harlan Days even with the rainy weekend! Our Chief was hard at it cookin up some awesome food! On duty or off duty, we are here for you!

07/31/2026

This video represents more than what might meet the eye initially. We stand in honor of the flag and those who have and do defend her every day. We stand in honor of our community and those that we serve. But if you look closely, we also stand always ready to respond to the needs of those who put their faith in us. In this video, in that brief moment of pausing to honor America with the National Anthem, we were called into service to help someone in need. This is what we do and we will always be ready when you need us!

We have alot of pride in our community. We have alot of pride in what we do. You have alot of pride in your community. W...
07/31/2026

We have alot of pride in our community. We have alot of pride in what we do. You have alot of pride in your community. We love our community and our country together. It is an honor to serve our community and all of Allen County and it is an honor to represent in a small way what is great about living in America!

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13415 State Street
Grabill, IN
46741

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+12606275133

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