MIAMI TOWNSHIP FIRE-RESCUE
 

 


Miami Township Fire-Rescue (MTFR) is a primarily volunteer department consisting of three full-time employees, eight part-time employees, and 38 volunteer members. We provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) emergency medical transportation, fire prevention and suppression, rescue services, and safety education to the residents and over 1 million annual visitors to our service area. MTFR responds to emergencies in a 24 square mile area, encompassing the villages of Clifton and Yellow Springs and the unincorporated parts of Miami Township. This area includes John Bryan State Park, the Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve, the Glen Helen Ecology Institute and Antioch College. Services are provided from two fire stations, located in Clifton and Yellow Springs.

MTFR’s full-time employees, Chief Colin Altman, Assistant Chief Denny Powell and Fire Lieutenant Nate Ayers provide weekday coverage along with part-time staff members and available volunteers. Department volunteers provide weeknight and weekend coverage. Chief Altman and Asst. Chief Powell rotate on-call shift commander coverage at night.

We are funded both through a property tax levy that has consistently received overwhelming support during elections as well as by
EMS Transport Billing which became effective October 1st, 2007.

 

Do you have an escape plan in case of fire?
Do you have an escape plan in case of fire?
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Emergency Preparedness Guide


Produced by MTFR for the residents of Miami Township.
Download this booklet and be prepared for any emergency.

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Are you interested in being a volunteer with MTFR? Find out more and download an application form.
 
American Heart Association Courses


MTFR offers several  courses in cooperation with the American Heart  Association.

 
 
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