Clay Township - Greens Fork Volunteer Fire Department

08/31/2026

FEMA IS COMING TO WAYNE COUNTY

Wayne County residents impacted by the recent flooding will have an opportunity to meet in person with FEMA representatives to ask questions and receive help applying for federal disaster assistance.

FEMA Intake Centers will be available September 2–5.

📍 Wednesday, September 2
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Centerville Christian Church – Family Center
106 East Main Street
Centerville, IN

📍 Thursday, September 3 – Saturday, September 5
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Cambridge City Christian Church
106 West Church Street
Cambridge City, IN

FEMA representatives can help residents:

• Start a FEMA disaster assistance application
• Check the status of an existing application
• Get answers to questions about FEMA assistance and the application process

WALK-INS ARE WELCOME — NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY.

What should you bring?

Residents are encouraged to bring:

• Photo identification
• Proof of address
• Insurance information, if available
• Photos of disaster-related damage
• Bank account information for direct deposit, if desired

You do not have to wait for the Intake Center to apply.

Residents may also apply for FEMA disaster assistance online at DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling the FEMA Helpline at 1-800-621-3362 (TTY: 711).

Please share this information with friends, family members, neighbors, and others who experienced damage from the recent flooding. FEMA representatives will be here to help residents understand the process and take the next steps toward recovery.

08/29/2026

Auction is live! Some great deals going, hurry down and get some great stuff!

08/29/2026

It’s Auction time! We have some great deals going on!

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

✨🌜For all the night owls still scrolling…

It’s late, but I wanted to get the auction catalog posted so you can scroll through it tonight and decide what you’ll be fighting over tomorrow. 😉🔥

We’ve been working hard and have some good stuff for you this year!

✨Doors open at 8:00 AM, so set those alarms, grab some coffee, and bring the family down to spend the day with us.

Every bid, and every dollar raised, helps support our volunteer fire department as we work toward a new building, with upgraded equipment and improvements along the way to better serve our community.

Now go look through that catalog…and we’ll see you in the morning! 🌞

08/28/2026

08/27/2026

A huge THANK YOU to the businesses and community members supporting this year’s Flame Feastival! ❤️ Your continued support for not only Greens Fork Fire Dept., but this community, means so much to us and helps make events like this possible.

Check out our Gold Sponsor spotlights and the full list of sponsors below!

08/26/2026

You can find more information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) page and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website.

08/24/2026

It’s been a tough few weeks for our community, and we know many of our neighbors are still dealing with the aftermath of the flooding.

We hope you’ll join us, this Saturday, for our 3rd Annual Flame Feastival. Let’s come together for a day of good food, fun, laughter, and a little positivity. Let the kids play, spend some time with your neighbors, and give ourselves a chance to simply enjoy being together.

After a difficult few weeks for our community, we could all use a little joy.

08/20/2026

These numbers only tell only part of the story.

During the historic flooding that started on August 12th, our dispatchers at Wayne County 911 worked through an extraordinary surge in emergency communications. In just 24 hours, they handled 459 911 calls, 599 administrative calls received, 341 outgoing calls, and 574 calls for service entered into CAD, including 81 water rescues.

But behind every one of those numbers was a dispatcher answering a phone, gathering critical information, coordinating resources, and helping keep both the public and our responders safe.

And on the other end of those radios were the firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, water rescue teams, highway crews, emergency management personnel, and other first responders who went out into dangerous conditions to help their neighbors.

Many worked long hours under extremely challenging circumstances. They adapted as conditions changed, supported one another, and continued answering calls for help throughout an event our community will not soon forget.

We are incredibly proud of the dedication, professionalism, and teamwork shown by our dispatchers, first responders, and partner agencies.

To everyone who answered the phone, keyed the radio, climbed into a rescue boat, responded to a flooded roadway, checked on a neighbor, or helped keep our communities safe, thank you!