The Indiana Homeland Security Foundation awarded Georgetown Fire District $4,000 for a self-contained breathing apparatus dual fill station. This modern dual fill station with updated safety features replaces our outdated single fill station purchased in 1989. The older unit did not have separate fill and supply pressure gauges. Moreover, The new device can return self… Read more »
The Fire District releases Board of Trustees minutes after they are approve. Minutes October 9, 2013
The Fire District releases Board of Trustees minutes after they are approve. Minutes July 17, 2013
The Fire District releases Board of Trustees minutes after they are approve. Minutes July 10, 2013
The Fire District releases Board of Trustees minutes after they are approve. Minutes April 10, 2013
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The Fire District releases Board of Trustees minutes after they are approve. Minutes January 9, 2013
Props that we use: Flashover Trailer Forcible Door Entry Prop Firefighter Self Rescue Trailer(mobile) Ventilation Prop Forcible Window Entry Prop Technical Rope Rescue Tower Car Fire Prop Floor Failure Prop Machinery Rescue Prop Live Burn Tower Search & Rescue Prop Rescue Mannequin’s (4) Various Sizes Wall Breach Prop Confined Space/Entanglement Prop Burn Pan Extinguisher Training… Read more »
Unit Make Year Pump Water What is this used for? Engine 21 Toyne 2014 1500 GPM 1000 gal Station 1 First due apparatus for fire suppression
Every home should have at least one working smoke alarm.
Seniors citizens are especially vulnerable because many live alone and can’t respond quickly.
Take the mystery out of fire play by teaching your children that fire is a tool, not a toy.
Practice an escape plan from every room in the house.
When home fire sprinklers are used with working smoke alarms, your chances of surviving a fire are greatly increased.
Portable heaters need their space. Keep anything combustible at least three feet away.
When using appliances follow the manufacturer’s safety precautions.
Never overload circuits or extension cords.
8910 State Road 64 Georgetown, Indiana 47122 812-951-2354 Fax: 812-399-1053
5610 Corydon Ridge Road Georgetown, Indiana, 47122 812-948-0288 Fax: 812-948-8825
In the early 1950’s Georgetown did not have an organized fire department to help battle the fires that seem to become more numerous with the use of coal for heating in the mostly wood frame houses. The first firetruck that the town’s people used was a 1927 model that was housed in a one bay… Read more »
What is a combination fire department? It is what we are. Simply put, a combination fire department uses both volunteer and paid full-time firefighters to respond to fires, medical emergencies, rescue and other calls. Our fire district has 10 full time firefighters, part time firefighters and volunteers. As our community has grown we have had… Read more »
The Georgetown Township Fire Protection District would like to thank Highland Hills Middle School for the opportunity to teach the 7th grade Health Class spring semester CPR and first aid. Instructors form GTFD taught student every Wednesday and was able to educate approximately 460 seventh grade students on skills that could possibly save a life…. Read more »
8910 State Road 64
Georgetown, Indiana 47122
Fax: 812-399-1053
5610 Corydon Ridge Road
Georgetown, Indiana, 47122
Fax: 812-948-8825