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Protect the Citizens and Visitors of Hamilton Township by providing Emergency Response, Public Education, Prevention and Community Interaction, while maintaining a high degree of Professionalism.
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Provide the quality of service required by a rapidly developing upscale community by expanding our services and enhancing our capabilities commensurate with the growth and demands of our community.
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Welcome to the Hamilton Township Fire Rescue web site. Our Township of 20,000 plus is located in Warren County Ohio, which is in Southwestern Ohio between Cincinnati and Dayton. We are one of the fastest growing Townships in Ohio.
We are a combination department consisting of Career, Part-time and Volunteer personnel who staff both of our stations 24-hours a day.
These are exciting and challenging times as we look to the future, and our present demands for emergency and community services, which are directly related to our rapidly growing and diversifying Township.
We will always strive to provide professional highly skilled Fire Protection, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Prevention & Inspection and Public Safety Education. Our department also offers a myriad of additional Safety and Educational Services that are outlined in detail throughout our web site.
On behalf of Hamilton Township Fire Rescue, I want to thank you for taking the time from your busy schedules to visit our web site. Please feel free to contact us at any time, because we are here to assist you.
Sincerely,
Chief Mark Greatorex
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On May 15, 2010 Trustee Kurt Weber and Assistant Administrator Gary Boeres participated in the Ohio Fire Academy's "Feel The Heat" program. The program is designed to give elected officials an oppurtunity to understand what thier firefighters do on a daily basis. Officials experience the wearing of Fire Safety Gear and Self Contained Breathing Apparatus. They actively participate in search and rescue operations,auto extrication, operations of a ladder truck from its aerial platform, extinguish live fires inside the Academy's burn building, and most importantly experience the honor of the job. Click below for more photos! |
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The Hamilton Township Fire Rescue website has been updated with pictures of all of our new apparatus. Visit the Apparatus page to view the new tools protecting your family and home! |
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The Hamilton Township Fire Rescue website has been updated witha new slideshow covering various activities during the 2006 and 2007 years. Visit the Slideshows page to view the new show! |
| On Sunday, May 25, 2008 Hamilton Township Fire units responded to a reported Auto Accident with entrapment. The trap occured at approximately 03:16PM in the 5300 block of Zoar Rd. Units arriving found a single SUV rollover in a ditch with the SUV coming to rest on it's passenger side. The occupant was pinned in the vehicle by her steering wheel and dashboard. The vehicle had sustained heavy damage, and the occupant sustained serious injuries. MVH CareFlight was called to the scene to fly the patient to thier Trauma Center. Units responding included Engine 76, Engine 77, Medic 76, Medic 77, and Chief 76. Mutual Aid was called from Union Township / South Lebanon Fire Department to land CareFlight. Click below for more photos. |
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 | On Thursday, May 15, 2008 at approximately 6:40PM Ladder 77 and Tanker 76 responded to the 140 block of East McKinley Street in South Lebanon as a mutual aid ladder company and tanker to assist with a structure fire. Ladder 77 arrived as the first due ladder to the structure. Companies on scene reported heavy smoke and fire from the structure. Ladder 77 was unable to ladder the roof due to overhead powerlines. Ladder 77 crew was then assigned to search the second floor. The balloon frame construction kept crews busy putting out hot spots and opening up the walls and ceiling. No injuries were reported. Click below for more photos. |
 | On Monday March 31, 2008 at 5:30AM Ladder 77 responded to the 250 block of Thompson Street in the Village of Morrow as a mutual aid ladder company to assist with a structure fire. Ladder 77 arrived first due to the structure and found heavy smoke showing. The source of the fire was quickly located in the attic. Units from Station 71 and Ladder 77 extinguished the fire. No injuries were reported, and all occupants were safely evacuated. Units responding included Ladder 77, with other units repsonding into the Village of Morrow. Click below for more photos. |
Published: March 31, 2008
 | On Tuesday March 18, 2008 at 07:27AM Engine 76 and Ladder 77 responded to the 1100 block of Us Route 22 & 3 for a report of a structure fire. Engine 76arrived first due to find a two story home filled with smoke. Engine 76 tagged the hydrant and layed into the scene. Engine 76 crew made the initial interior attack, backed by Ladder 77 crew with a second handline. Loveland-Symmes and Goshen crews utilized Ladder 77's aerial to ventialate the roof. Units from South Lebanon provided RIT services. The Warren County Fire Investigation Team was called to the scene. There were no injuries reported. All occupants of the home were safely evacuated. Units responding included Hamilton Township Engine 76, Ladder 77, Chief 76, Medic 76, Medic 77, Mutual Aid departments included Deerfield Township, Loveland-Symmes, Lebanon, South Lebanon, Morrow, Goshen, and the City of Mason. Click below for more photos.
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Published: March 31, 2008
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