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The City of Columbus
is geographically divided into seven (7) Battalions,
which includes 32 Stations, 34 Engine Companies, 16
ladders, 32 EMS (Advanced Life Support Transport
Units) 5 Heavy Rescues, 8 Rescue Boats.
CURRENT PRESS RELEASES
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June 29, 2009
Ryan Parsley Arrested
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approximately 1030 hours on Monday, June 29,
2009 Columbus Fire Bomb and Investigative
Unit and the US Marshall’s arrested Ryan
Parsley at 662 Markison Ave in the south
end.
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more (PDF)
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June 26, 2009
Official Columbus Division Of Fire Response
concerning Firefighter David Santuomo
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more (PDF)
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June 17, 2009
Columbus Fire Investigators make arrest in
apartment fire that occurred at 3137
McGuffey Rd. on June 16, 2009.
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June 17, 2009
June 2009 Firefighter of The Month
Selected
Columbus Firefighter Daniel P. Page was
selected by his officers and peers as the
June 2009 Firefighter of the Month, Fire
Chief Ned Pettus, Jr., announced today.
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June 15, 2009
Columbus Firefighters Fight Fire in
Unoccupied
Residence, Firefighters get Trapped and
Suffer Burn Injuries
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April 23, 2009
OPENING CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR NEW
COLUMBUS FIRE TRAINING CENTER
Mayor Michael B. Coleman, City Council
members, Fire Chief Ned Pettus,Jr., Columbus
Firefighters and residents will come
together on the Southside for the unveiling
of the new state-of-the-art fire training
center.
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COLUMBUS FIRE BEGINS HYDRANT FLUSHING
APRIL 29TH
Beginning April 29, 2009, Columbus Fire
will begin their annual 3-month program to
flush the city’s 24,000 fire hydrants, Fire
Chief Ned Pettus Jr., announced today.
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ILLEGAL OPENING OF FIRE HYDRANTS
With excessive temperatures in
the forecast, the Columbus Division of Fire
reminds all Columbus residents that it is
illegal to open their neighborhood fire
hydrants (City Codes 1103.01 and 2517.04).
Illegally opening fire hydrants can
hamper firefighting capabilities, drain the
City’s water supply, and cause damage to
fire hydrants, water mains, and private
property.
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COLUMBUS FIRE REMINDS RESIDENTS OF THE DANGERS OF CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
POISONING
The Columbus Fire Department is looking for a few "Bad" Buildings!
