Fire Department

The Greenfield Township Fire Department proudly protects nearly 5000 people living in an area of 32 square miles. We operate out of 2 stations that protect a primarily rural area.

Our department is a public department with an ISO rating of 5/9. Our members include a combination of paid and volunteer status.

RECENT UPDATES

Open Burning Permit Requirements Posted
The Greenfield Township Open Burning Regulations have been posted. Please read carefully before you burn trash or other materials outdoors.

OUR STATION

We are located near the intersection of Coonpath and Electionhouse Roads about 1 mile east of US Rt.33 between Columbus and Lancaster.

Founded in 1948 and located in the village of Carroll, the first Engine was housed for two years in a service station garage in Carroll. The first section of old Station 560 in Carroll (which was expanded twice over the years) was erected in 1950 and closed in February 2006 when we moved to our new station on Havensport Road.

OUR STAFF

The department shifted from all volunteer to part paid in 1997, adding part-time personnel during the day. In January 2001, Asst. Chief Morris was appointed as the first full-time Fire Chief, and part-time paid coverage was expanded to 24/7 with two, twelve hour shifts. In March 2002, four full-time firefighters were appointed. We now have two full-time and one part-time firefighter/EMT's on duty 24/7.