Randolph Volunteer Fire Company

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Randolph Volunteer Fire Company

The original fire station was shared with the road department and has since been
converted into the current Randolph Library. as Chief in January 2009.

The Fire Company is an organization within the
Randolph Fire Department

This organization provides assistance by securing supplemental funding for training and equipment, provides information about PR events and recognizes the members of the Fire Departm A Brief History of the Randolph Volunteer Fire Department

The organization of the Randolph Volunteer Fire Department began in 1939 and
was cha

rtered with the State of Ohio in 1940 by Howard Coler, Waldo Loomis
and Claude Lang. Harry Wise served as Fire Chief from 1939 to 1961. Randolph's first fire engine was built by Chief Wise at his Chevrolet dealership
in town on a truck purchased from Jenior Ford. All of Randolph’s fire engines would then be built by Chief Wise until 1970. In the early years the department was concerned with fighting and extinguishing
fires to fulfill its mission of protecting life and property. Fire prevention was later
added to help prevent problems that may cause fires. Claude Lang took over as fire chief in 1962. In 1970 Randolph purchased its first
fire engine built by a fire apparatus manufacturer. In 1976 the Fire Department
began to provide Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to the Randolph community. EMS has progressed to make up eighty percent of the Fire Departments responses
and has become a major component of the Fire Service. After the retirement of Claude Lang in 1985, Michael Lang took over as Chief. The fire department purchased its first fully custom built fire engine in 1987. In 1990 the Fire Department hired a Full Time Fire Fighter / Paramedic to staff
the station during the day when most of the volunteers were at work. As run volume
increased during the 1990’s a Part Time Fire Fighter was added during the day so the
station could be staffed with two personnel. In recent years, dealing with hazardous
materials and threats of terrorism has become a major concern. In 2008 Michael Lang retired as Chief. The Randolph Township Trustees appointed Michael Lang Jr. In July of 2022 Mike Lang Jr. stepped down as Chief, and the Trustees appointed Mark Hamilton as the new Fire Chief. As the responsibilities of the Fire Department have increased, the training and skill level
required has become more demanding and equipment has become more sophisticated. This all puts a huge demand on the members of the Fire Department who must sacrifice
their time to uphold their commitment to the community.

05/10/2026

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It’s that time of year again! Memorial Day is just around the corner and we want to help you start your day off right!!!

04/13/2026

🚨 Support Your Fire Department – Vote YES on Issue #11 🚨

The Randolph Volunteer Fire Department is asking for your continued support with the renewal of Issue #11, a 5 mil levy.

This is a renewal, not a new tax. The cost is approximately $111 per $100,000 of property valuation.

This funding is essential to keep your department running strong and ready to serve our community. It helps provide:
🔥 Staffed personnel at the station
🚒 Fire trucks and emergency vehicles
🛠️ Vehicle maintenance and equipment
🎓 Firefighter training
🏢 Station upkeep and maintenance

Your vote ensures that we can continue to respond quickly, safely, and effectively when our community needs us most.

✅ Vote YES on Issue #11 to keep your Randolph Volunteer Fire Department prepared and protected.

Thank you for your support! ❤️

03/30/2026

What a great turn out for our Annual Easter Egg Hunt yesterday! Thank you to all of those who attended and thank you to the local businesses; Bob’s Pizza, East Manufacturing, Marathon, Randolph Tool Company and Coyote’s Mexican Restaurant for your donations. A special thank you to Sarchione Ford and Chevy for donating the bicycles and helmets and Randolph Home Furnishings for donating back the 50/50!

03/24/2026

10/07/2025

🔥 It’s Fire Prevention Week!!! 🔥

We are charging into fire safety with all of the information about lithium-ion batteries!
Some common products you have in your home that you don’t even realize are lithium-ion batteries could include:
Smartphones, laptops, tablets, digital cameras, and wireless headphones!

For more information visit the Ohio State Fire Marshals website at com.ohio.gov

OR

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) at nfpa.org

08/12/2025

Golfer and sponsor spots are still available for the 10th annual Randolph Fire Golf Outing on September 6th at 8am.
If interested please text or call 330-931-2961

08/08/2025

One of our members’ daughters, Eva, was recently diagnosed with leukemia. Please show your support for his family through the link below, and keep Eva in your thoughts and prayers. 🧡 🙏🏼

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-hayes-family?attribution_id=sl:2196e287-6df9-452b-9cdf-95ecafc1038d&lang=en_US&ts=1754618880&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp13_c&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMDEu5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHv9XPEE7ib6Lkids7UzhfU3EVschNdSMdZPsLv2Z5cWy37ZWH0R4cG7rB8mK_aem_voOtCUzfnppoUxDFc33hZA

I’m organizing this fundraiser for my cousin, Elizabeth Hayes, and her family. Her daughter,… Olivia Pence needs your support for Support the Hayes Family

05/26/2025

We are here and ready! Come have a delicious pancake breakfast and enjoy the parade at 10!!

04/13/2025

We can’t wait to see everyone today!!
Truck rides begin at 1 PM
The first hunt begins at 2 PM for ages 0-2!!
See you soon!!

01/23/2025

As the cold temperatures continue, remember to always take caution when around ice and water!
Think twice before walking on ice!!

Stay safe and stay warm!

Address

1639 State Route 44
Randolph, OH
44265

Telephone

+13303251904

Website

http://www.randolphfiredept.com/

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