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| The Harrison Township Fire Department protects 12,500 in 146 square miles. Harrison Township is responsible for fire and emergency medical services in Harrison, Madison, Walnut, Muhlenberg & Jackson Townships along with the Villages of Ashville & South Bloomfield. We operate out of 1 fire station and protect primarily a residential area. Our department is a combination of Full-Time paid and Part-Time paid employees. We staff our station with 6 Firefighter/EMT's. We have an ISO rating of 5 in the Villages of Ashville & South Bloomfield and a 9 in the Township areas. The Harrison Township Fire Department is governed by the Harrison Township Board of Trustees. |
| TELEPHONE INFORMATION BUSINESS LINE: 740-983-4115 FACSIMILE LINE: 740-983-8114 |
| EMAIL INFORMATION FIRE STATION GENERAL MAILBOX FIRE CHIEF ERIC EDGINGTON |
| 3625 State Route 752 Ashville, Ohio 43103 |
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January 13, 2010 4:05p.m.
Firefighters from Harrison Township with Assistance from Scioto Township, Pickaway Township, Hamilton Township and
the City of Circleville battled a stubborn house fire located at 94 E. Main St in Ashville. The fire was reported by Lt. Clark of
the Ashville Police Department after investigating smoke in the area. Harrison Township crews arrived within 4 minutes to
find smoke showing and encountered fire on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Crews worked feverishly to control the fire but it
eventually made its way to the attic space where it became too dangerous for personnel to work inside. Damage estimates
are pending and the cause was determined to be accidental by the State of Ohio Fire Marshall's Investigative Unit. Crews
remained on scene throughout the night. More pictures can be viewed on the Pics/Vid page.
Firefighters from Harrison Township with Assistance from Scioto Township, Pickaway Township, Hamilton Township and
the City of Circleville battled a stubborn house fire located at 94 E. Main St in Ashville. The fire was reported by Lt. Clark of
the Ashville Police Department after investigating smoke in the area. Harrison Township crews arrived within 4 minutes to
find smoke showing and encountered fire on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Crews worked feverishly to control the fire but it
eventually made its way to the attic space where it became too dangerous for personnel to work inside. Damage estimates
are pending and the cause was determined to be accidental by the State of Ohio Fire Marshall's Investigative Unit. Crews
remained on scene throughout the night. More pictures can be viewed on the Pics/Vid page.
| GIRL SCOUT HAITI RELIEF JUNIOR TROOP 1660 JANUARY 25 - FEBRUARY 7 The Junior Girl Scout Troop 1660 is collecting unopened jars of peanut butter to be sent to Haiti. You can drop it off at the fire station. Collection box is located inside the main entrance of the station. |