The
Cambridge Fire Department is constantly seeking to increase public
awareness of fire safety and the fire service. The department
will be using this Web site as an added tool to emphasize home fire
safety and our fire prevention programs.
Continue
to check back as we add more information and educational resources.
Thank
You! The Cambridge Fire Department
At
the present time the department is at full strength and not ready
to hire. Please check back later.
New
Cambridge
Firefighters Local 910 website launched recently.
Some
new photos by Mike Neilson of a structure fire on North 9th St,
see the
Action Shots page.
New
Fire Truck has arrived.
The
new Engine #3 has arrived and has been placed in service. This
truck is a 2007 Pierce Contender from Pierce Manufacturing in
Appleton, Wisconsin.
The
Engine has a 1500 gallon per minute pump, 750 gallon water tank,
seating for 4 firefighters and will respond to emergencies in
Cambridge and Cambridge Township. This Engine replaces another
Pierce that provided 20 years of service.
The
department would like to thank those
who helped make this purchase possible!
Newsletter updated 10-28-07
Thanks
to those who voted "Yes" on our fire levy! Your continued
support is greatly appreciated!
Ever wonder
what it costs to equip a Firefighter with his equipment?
Added
links to additional photos of former CFD apparatus,
1928 Prospect - Deluge,
a rare piece of fire equipment.
The
department announces the deaths
of Fire Chief Thomas "Ed" Hockenberry, Assistant
Fire Chief Fred Steele, and Assistant Fire Chief William
Briggs. All the chiefs were retired.
Check
out our Interactive fire truck.
Just run the mouse over the doors and compartments!
A
new Kids
Page has been added. Click on the link and be taken to the
FEMA website for great children's fire prevention!
A
video clip has been added. Somewhat
long, (5 min.) it shows a history of the CFD in still photos.
Pre-Fire
Planning information can be found in the Newsletter archive
section.
Arson
is a crime! If you suspect arson at any fire please call us!
New
links added, including the Ohio State
Fire Marshal. A weather page has been added with a link to connect
you with the National Weather Service. Another new link is the
FEMA link where you will find important emergency information.
