Fairview Fire-Dept

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05/21/2026

We would like to congratulate Caden Lake for also passing is National Registry EMT-B test and becoming another new EMT for us. Good work Caden.

05/20/2026

We would like to congratulate Mary Perkins on passing her EMT-B National Registry test and becoming our newest EMT. Good work Mary.

05/19/2026

***both crashes have been cleared and the road is open***

State Route 800 is closed to all traffic north of county rd 40A (old national road) due to a commercial vehicle crash. Fairview and Barnesville fire and EMS are on scene. Fairview and Barnesville units are also on scene of a second crash at I-70 and state route 800. Please use caution in the area

We have several unused EMS items up for donation to a fire or EMS agency in need. Items include Lifepak 12 cardiac monit...
05/03/2026

We have several unused EMS items up for donation to a fire or EMS agency in need.

Items include
Lifepak 12 cardiac monitor
2 portable suction units
2 chargers
Multiple spare batteries.
Older style stair chair
Several EMS bags
Other various loose equipment
Equipment turns on no warranty or guarantee of functionality given

Must be a registered fire or EMS department within the United States. Absolutely no private individuals, equipment brokers/dealers.
If your agency is interested please set up a time to look at the equipment. If your agency intendes to take the equipment on donation please provide a letter of intent on a department letterhead.
No delivery or shipping will be offered. Items may be viewed and picked up at the Fairview Fire Department, 160 Fair Ave Quaker City OH, 43773 by appointment only.

***suction units are no longer available. Given to a mutual aid department***

Due to the overwhelming interest in the equipment please follow these instructions.
Email a letter of intent on a department letterhead to [email protected]. In the letter inculde your yearly budget, need for the equipment, as well a brief description of your department and coverage area. Please submit your letters by 5pm on May 8th 2026.

04/05/2026

Fairview Fire Department March/First Quarter of 2026 emergency call reports

March 2026

Total calls 37, missed calls 4, response rate of 89%
Fire calls 14, missed 1, response rate of 93%
Rescue calls 7, missed 0, response rate of 100%
EMS calls 16, missed 3, response rate of 81%

Calls within primary districts 21 for 57% of the total calls

Oxford township 6 calls, Londonderry township 7 calls, Kirkwood township 6 calls, Flushing township 1 call, Village of Fairview 1 call.

Automatic aid calls 9, for 24% of the total calls

Madison township 5 calls, Washington township 2 calls, Monroe township 1 calls, Warren township 1 call.

Mutual aid calls 7 for 19% of the total calls

Millwood township 3 calls, Village of Quaker City 1 call, Wills township 2 calls, Somerset township 1 call.

First Quarter of 2026

Total calls 88, missed calls 11, response rate of 88%
Fire calls 21, missed 1, response rate of 95%
Rescue calls 15, missed 1, response rate of 93%
EMS calls 52, missed 9, response rate of 83%

Calls within primary districts 44

Oxford township 16, Kirkwood township 13, Londonderry township 11, Flushing township 3, Village of Fairview 1

Automatic Aid Calls 25

Madison township 13, Washington township 6, Monroe township 3, Warren township 3

Mutual Aid Calls 19

Millwood township 6, Village of Quaker City 5, Wills township 5, Richland township 1, Goshen township 1, Somerset township 1

Lastnight Fairview Fire and EMS crews responded to a commercial vehicle crash on State Route 513 near the intersection o...
03/17/2026

Lastnight Fairview Fire and EMS crews responded to a commercial vehicle crash on State Route 513 near the intersection of Marshall Rd.

Engine 95-4 and Squad 95-2 responded with 5 personnel. Driver was out of the vehicle on arrival and initially refused medical treatment. Units cleared the scene and were called back approximately 30 minutes later as the driver changed his mind and wanted transported to the hospital. Squad 95-2 transported the driver to the hospital with potential minor injuries.

03/16/2026

Our crews have continued to be busy with storm damage and grass fire calls.

Today in addition to a medical call this morning Fairview Fire crews assisted Barnesville with a 4 acre brush fire off of State Route 379 in Temperanceville area. Engine 3 and Engine 4 responded with 7 personnel and assisted with fire suppression.

For those still without power the power companies are working quickly to restore power however damage is severe and when they turn sections of power back on after repairs other spots in the line that had unknown damage are sparking grass and brush fires. The power companies and thier contractors are working hard to keep these fires to a minimum but they can only do so much.

Remember more wind and potentially severe thunderstorms are forecast tonight into tomorrow. Many trees and power poles are barely hanging on from Fridays wind event and are extremely susceptible to more damage. Assume all downed lines are live. Call 911 and the power company when you come across down lines and crews will get there as soon as possible though it may take some time for power company crews to arrive.

03/14/2026

Its been a busy 24 hours for our crews as well as nearly every other department in the area.

Since 4:41 yesterday afternoon our crews have been dispatched to 13 calls. Including motor vehicle crashes, medical calls, wires down, and several grass fires located across Guernsey and Belmont Counties traveling as far as the Kimbolton area. Our crews were able to handle most calls we were dispatched to though some proved challenging to reach with our crews being canceled on a few as other departments were able to reach them first and a couple calls our crews were diverted to other more serious calls.

Area power companies and highway departments are working as fast as safely possible to get power back on and roads cleared.

More high winds are forecast Sunday night and Monday. With already seriously damaged electrical infrastructure it won't take much to cause problems. Remember to stay away from any downed lines and assume they are live.

This afternoon Fairview Fire crews conducted some drafting and supply pump training. Frequent training on basic firegrou...
03/07/2026

This afternoon Fairview Fire crews conducted some drafting and supply pump training.

Frequent training on basic fireground operations allows us to rotate new or less experienced personnel into roles they dont typically perform, allowing them to learn and gain experience in a non-emergency setting, ensuring that durning an emergency our crews are versatile and can fill any roll needed on the fireground.

Our crews are frequently tasked with drafting and water supply durning mutual aid calls with our neighboring fire departments. Water supply may not be the most glorious task on the fireground but is without a doubt one of the most important. You can't fight a fire without water and our crews take this responsibility vary seriously and take great pride in our water movement abilities and our reputation of always being able to establish a dependable water supply even in challenging situations.

Whether in training or an emergency call our crews work and train hard to ensure that we remain the reliable, professional, and dedicated fire and EMS personnel our residents and the residents of surrounding areas expect from us.

If you've ever been interested in becoming a firefighter or EMS provider we are always taking applications for new members. Come be part of an organization that prides itself on a no nonsense approach to doing the job while maintaining a fun and welcoming atmosphere outside of calls where the newest members opinions and ideas are valued as much as the most experienced members and officers. No experience is required. The department provides all training and equipment. Stop by a regular business meetings the first Saturday of every month at the firehouse at noon or reach out to this page or any member of the department.

03/05/2026

Fairview Fire Department February 2026 Emergency Call Report

Total calls 26
Missed calls 5
Response rate 81%

Call types

Fire total 3, missed 0, 100% response rate
Rescue total 5, missed 1, 80% response rate
EMS total 18, missed 4, 78% response rate

Calls within primary district 13, 50% of the call volume

Oxford twp 5, Kirkwood twp 5, Londonderry twp 2, Flushing twp 1.

Calls in automatic aid areas 9, 35% of the call volume

Madison twp 4, Washington twp 2, Warren twp 2, Monroe twp 1

Mutual aid calls 4, 15% of the call volume

Wills twp 2, Village of Quaker City 2

Address

160 Fair Avenue
Quaker City, OH
43773

Telephone

+17407050768

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