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Ohio’s Division of State Fire Marshal is the oldest established office of its kind in the United States and consists of eight bureaus: Administration, Bureau of Underground Storage Tank Regulation (BUSTR), Code Enforcement, Fire Prevention, Forensic Laboratory, Investigation Bureau, Ohio Fire Academy, and Testing and Registration.

Let your Halloween decorations shine safely all night long. Choose battery-powered LEDs or glow sticks instead of real c...
10/21/2026

Let your Halloween decorations shine safely all night long. Choose battery-powered LEDs or glow sticks instead of real candles to reduce fire risks. Keep your pumpkins glowing bright—and your celebration hazard‑free.

10/20/2026

Planning on camping this fall? Our Fire Prevention Bureau has some tips for how you can stay fire safe.

This Halloween season, take a moment to check your smoke alarms and keep your celebration safe. A quick press of the tes...
10/19/2026

This Halloween season, take a moment to check your smoke alarms and keep your celebration safe. A quick press of the test button lets you know your alarm is ready to warn you in an emergency. Working smoke alarms save lives.

Dear Fire Chiefs and Departments,The Ohio Fire Chiefs Association, the Ohio Professional Fire Fighters, and the Ohio Sta...
10/15/2026

Dear Fire Chiefs and Departments,

The Ohio Fire Chiefs Association, the Ohio Professional Fire Fighters, and the Ohio State Firefighters Association are once again jointly sponsoring a statewide First Responder Mental Health Survey. This survey will help identify the stressors, needs, and support gaps affecting first responders across Ohio—and guide future resources that reflect the realities of the job.

Across the state, first responders currently rely on a range of mental health and wellness treatments, including:

Trauma‑informed counseling and therapy, often delivered by clinicians trained specifically in first responder culture and stressors.

Peer support programs and monthly statewide wellness calls that connect fire, EMS, law enforcement, dispatch, and other responders for training, updates, and shared learning.

Evidence‑based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), used to address PTSD, anxiety, depression, and cumulative trauma.

Holistic wellness resources, including stress‑management tools, emotional wellbeing support, physical wellness guidance, and spiritual and social wellness programs.

Specialized rehabilitation and recovery programs for responders experiencing substance‑use challenges, including dual‑diagnosis treatment, individual and group therapy, and long-term recovery planning.

Your participation in the survey will help strengthen and expand these supports—ensuring Ohio’s Emergency Responders have the tools needed to stay healthy, resilient, and mission-ready.

Available Oct. 1 - Nov. 1

TAKE THE SURVEY
https://bit.ly/3VKW77S

Early 2027 training opportunities at the Ohio Fire Academy are now open for sign‑ups! Whether you're expanding your skil...
10/14/2026

Early 2027 training opportunities at the Ohio Fire Academy are now open for sign‑ups! Whether you're expanding your skills or starting a new certification pathway, our 2027 courses offer high‑quality instruction to support Ohio’s fire service professionals.
Learn more and begin the registration process by visiting Acadis today. https://bit.ly/3VlA6Mp

Across Ohio, volunteer firefighters play a crucial role in protecting lives and property. These dedicated individuals se...
10/12/2026

Across Ohio, volunteer firefighters play a crucial role in protecting lives and property. These dedicated individuals serve with pride, respond at a moment's notice, and make an enormous impact on the safety of their communities.

If you've ever felt the call to serve, there's no better time than now. Our volunteer fire departments need people who are ready to step up, learn, and make a real difference.

Answer the call from your community and explore how you can apply to become a volunteer firefighter: https://bit.ly/481lCVQ

Don’t toss lithium-ion batteries or devices in the trash or regular recycling bins—they can start a fire. Drop them off ...
10/10/2026

Don’t toss lithium-ion batteries or devices in the trash or regular recycling bins—they can start a fire. Drop them off at a legit battery recycling spot —it’s safer and better for the planet. Visit call2recycle.org to find a drop-off location near you.

Charging something big like an e-bike, scooter, or power tool with a lithium-ion battery? Do it outside. Use a flat, dry...
10/09/2026

Charging something big like an e-bike, scooter, or power tool with a lithium-ion battery? Do it outside. Use a flat, dry area away from direct sunlight, anything wet, kids, or tripping hazards. And make sure your bike or device is secure—so it doesn’t fall while charging.

During this , Ohio State Fire Marshal Fire Safety Educator Kyle Wobler participated in an American Red Cross Sound the ...
10/08/2026

During this , Ohio State Fire Marshal Fire Safety Educator Kyle Wobler participated in an American Red Cross Sound the Alarm Campaign Smoke Alarm Blitz in the City of Defiance that helped make 71 residents safer by providing and installing 51 smoke alarms in 25 homes.

The community effort brought together the Defiance Fire and Rescue Division, Defiance City Mayor – Mike McCann, American Red Cross, Northwest Ohio Community Action Coalition, Defiance Zion Club, and the Ohio Division of State Fire Marshal Fire Prevention Bureau. Firefighters and community partners worked directly with residents to identify homes in need of working smoke alarms and ensure the alarms were properly installed.

The successful blitz highlights the importance of working smoke alarms in every home and demonstrates the impact that can be made when agencies, community organizations and residents work together to improve fire safety.

10/08/2026

Thank you to all of the brave men and women who make up Ohio's Fire Service. Whether paid or volunteer, you help keep Ohioans safe in their darkest hour.

Address

8895 E Main Street
Reynoldsburg, OH
43068

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+16147528200

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