ChooseDeerfield | Deerfield Township, Ohio


Fire Rescue General Info Community Services Facebook Fire Inspection and Investigation History Operations Safety Town Unit Staffing Fire Rescue Staff Chief Chris Eisele Battalion Chief Doug Koch Battalion Chief Doug Wehmeyer Battalion Chief Mark Miller	Operations Fire and Emergency Medical Services are provided to the residents, businesses, and citizens of Deerfield Township from three fire stations. Each station is staffed by a Company Officer and five Firefighter-Paramedics (or a combination of five Firefighter/Paramedics and Firefighter/EMT's). Daily operations of the Department are supervised by a Battalion Chief. Other Related Items Fleet Maintenance Training Fire Stations
		Station 56 8395 Snider Road 513.398.0169 option 2
	Station 56 staffs an Engine Company and an ALS Ambulance (Medic Unit). Station 56 protects the Socialville region of Deerfield Township, from our southern and western boarders to the city corporation line and Interstate 71. Station 56 also services all Deerfield Township sub-divisions off of Butler Warren Road and those south of Mason Road.
		Station 57 3380 Townsley Road 513.697.2744 option 2
	Station 57 staffs a Ladder Company and an ALS Ambulance (Medic Unit). Station 57 protects Loveland Park, Landen, and the Maineville portion of Deerfield Township, from our southern and eastern boarders to Western Row. Ladder 57 crew also cross staffs our Technical Rescue Unit. Station 57 is the Department’s Headquarters, housing the Fire Chief and Battalion Chiefs, in addition to support services and the Department’s fleet maintenance facility.
		Station 58 2095 Kings Mills Road 513.339.0558 option 2
	Station 58 staffs an Engine Company and an ALS Ambulance (Medic Unit). Station 58 protects Kings Mills and through agreement with City of Mason is the first due ambulance and Engine Company to all areas of Mason, north of Kings Island and off of State Route 741. Engine 58 cross staffs Haz-Mat 304, a multi-agency hazardous material unit from the Greater Cincinnati Hazardous Material Response Team and MCI-158, a 100 person Mass Casualty Treatment Unit and part of UASI. The Training Officer is also located at Station 58.