Wayne Township Fire and Rescue

Wayne Township Fire and Rescue Department was founded in _____ with the original Fire Station located Netonsville. As the population increased with the growth of the Township, a second station was built at ____ State Route 133. These two stations continue to house the Department's growing fleet of equipment. At present the first phase of new construction on the new Community Center and Firestation is about to begin. The new building will be located adjacent to he Township Hall.

Wayne Township Fire and Rescue operates under the command of our Chief David Moulden. Chief Moulden has lead the department since December of 2003.

Wayne Township Fire Department is proud to maintain an active presence in our community. Tours of the Fire Station are available upon request.

In _____, Wayne Township Fire and Rescue instituted a paid Fire and EMS program. Currently, the station is staffed by 3 Full time paid, 18 part-time personnel who hold at least basic fire and EMT certifications. The station is manned by part time personnel from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., six days a week. This program has resulted in a greatly reduced response time to emergency calls, which provides township residents with far improved Fire and EMS services. Second runs and evening runs are manned by our 24 paid-on-call personnel.

The Department fleet of Fire and EMS vehicles includes:

2003 McCoy Miller Medic Unit
1998 HortonMedic Unit
1995 Pierce Rescue Pumper
1984 KME Rescue Pumper
1990 Freightliner Rescue Truck
2006 Pierce Fire Engine
1966 GMC 5000 gallon Tanker
2006 Ford Brush Truck
2005 Ford Explorer Paramedic Response Vehicle
2006 Pierce 2100 Gallon Tanker
1998 Chevy Tahoe Utility Vehicle
2007 Ford Explorer Chiefs Vehicle

Wayne Township Fire Department may be reached at 513-625-6212. Chief Moulden may be contacted by email at dmoulden@waynetwpfire.org. As always, please call 911 in case of emergency.