Bippus Volunteer Fire Department

10/20/2026

Our last dinner of the year. Be sure to come out and join us!

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Recently we had our annual golf outing we were delayed a week due to all the rain but we were able to get it in a week later. The winning team this year were.
Daren Ott
Brian Cochran
Chris Shoptaw
Chris Chaffee
We would like to thank everyone who was able to make up the rain delay and all of our sponsors for the event. Also all of the help we received setting up and preparing the meal to cleanup.

09/18/2026

Due to the amount of rain we have received and the amount of rain we are forecasted to receive we have made the decision to move the outing to Sept.27 same start time. Please help spread the word. We look forward to seeing you next Sunday.

08/26/2026

It was a nice evening to flow some water from a dry hydrant

07/03/2026

Let's all remember to be safe while lighting off fireworks this weekend. Don't let this be your last weekend with all 10 fingers

06/29/2026

With the forecasted heat this week. We encourage everyone to take care of yourself if you are outside for extended amount of time.
Reminder to check on the elderly and anyone that is susceptible to the heat.

06/26/2026

Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch would appreciate it if you didn't mix up the lists here!

06/16/2026

As always they did an excellent job

🚨 Recognition Post 🚨

When severe storms and tornado warnings moved through our county on the evening of June 11, the calls came in faster than anyone could count. Reports of downed trees, damaged property, blocked roadways, and citizens needing help poured into the communications center. Through it all, our dispatchers remained calm, focused, and professional.

We want to recognize and thank the dedicated men and women of Huntington County Public Safety Dispatch for their unwavering commitment during an incredibly demanding event. Despite the overwhelming call volume and rapidly changing situations, they continued to answer every call with compassion, gather critical information, and provide reassurance to those experiencing some of their most stressful moments.

We would also like to recognize those dispatchers who, despite being off duty, immediately answered the call for help. Without hesitation, they came into the center to assist their coworkers and support the community they serve. Their willingness to set aside personal plans, leave the comfort of their home, and step in during a time of need speaks volumes about the character, dedication, and selflessness of this team. Public safety doesn’t stop when a shift ends, and neither did they.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to our Deputy Director of Emergency Management who remained present in the center throughout the incident. By maintaining communication with County Highway personnel and coordinating reports of downed trees and blocked roadways, they helped alleviate a significant portion of the workload and ensured that vital information was relayed efficiently to the appropriate agencies.

Moments like these remind us that emergency response is truly a team effort. Behind every siren is a dispatcher coordinating the response, keeping responders informed, and serving as the calm voice on the other end of the line. While much of their work happens behind the scenes and often goes unseen, their impact was felt throughout our entire community during this event.

To every dispatcher (on & off duty) who stepped up, emergency management professional, highway worker, and first responder involved…thank you for your dedication, teamwork, and unwavering service to Huntington County.

When our community needed you most, you answered the call.

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