Harrison Township Fire Department

10/31/2026

🎃👻 HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM YOUR HARRISON TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT! 🚒🎃

As ghosts, goblins, and superheroes take to the streets tonight, your HTFD firefighters want to wish everyone a fun, safe, and SPOOKTACULAR Halloween! 👻🍬

🔥 A few Halloween safety reminders:
🎃 Make sure costumes are visible to drivers.
🔦 Carry a flashlight or glow sticks while trick-or-treating.
🚗 Drivers, slow down and watch for children crossing the streets.
🏠 Keep decorations away from open flames and other heat sources.

While you’re out collecting treats, our firefighters will be ready to answer the call if needed, just like every other day of the year! 🚒

From our firehouse family to yours, have a SAFE and HAPPY HALLOWEEN! 🎃🚒👻

10/31/2026

🚒🚁 A Busy Week for Harrison Township Fire Department! 🔥👨‍🚒

Your Harrison Township firefighters have been staying busy serving and protecting our community!

From securing landing zones for medical helicopters transporting critically injured patients, to battling brush fires, to spending time with our youngest community members teaching the importance of fire safety, our firefighters have been hard at work!

While emergency response is a major part of what we do, community outreach and fire prevention education are just as important. Teaching children about fire safety today helps build a safer community for tomorrow! 🚒❤️

No matter the call or the task, our mission remains the same: To protect lives, serve our community, and be there when we’re needed most.

We are proud of the dedication and hard work our firefighters put in each and every day, both on and off the emergency scene. 🚒🇺🇸

10/20/2026

🚒☣️ Harrison County Hazardous Materials Training Exercise ☣️🚒

Firefighters and emergency responders from multiple agencies recently came together for a multi-county hazardous materials training exercise at Nachurs Alpine Corydon.

The exercise simulated an acid leak, allowing emergency personnel to practice hazardous materials response procedures, scene safety, incident command, interagency coordination, and mitigation efforts in a controlled training environment.

Exercises like these are critical in ensuring our first responders are prepared to safely and effectively handle hazardous materials emergencies while protecting our communities.

🤝 Participating agencies and organizations included:

* Harrison Township Fire Department
* Clarksville Fire Department
* Tri-Township Fire Department
* Harrison County Hospital EMS
* Harrison County Emergency Management
* Floyd County Emergency Management
* Clark County Emergency Management
* Harrison County Health Department
* Nachurs Alpine
* Lucas Oil Railways
* Harrison County Sheriff’s Department
* Harrison County Dispatch

We would like to thank all participating agencies and organizations for their dedication, teamwork, and commitment to emergency preparedness.

Training together today makes us better prepared to respond tomorrow!

10/18/2026

🚒** Motor Vehicle Accident with Entrapment**

Friday morning, your Harrison Township Fire Department was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident involving an entrapped injured patient near the 4400 block of Highway 62 West.

Upon arrival, firefighters initiated extrication operations and successfully removed one patient from the vehicle without incident.

Ladder 1 and Engine 3 responded to the scene.

We thank Harrison County Hospital EMS and the Harrison County Sheriff’s Department for their assistance and teamwork during this incident.
There were no other injuries reported from this incident.

🚒 Harrison Township Fire Department
Proudly serving and protecting our community since 1943.

10/16/2026

🚒 Happy National Boss’s Day, Chief Saulman! 🚒

Today, the Harrison Township Fire Department would like to recognize and thank Chief Saulman for his leadership, dedication, and commitment to our department and the community we proudly serve.

From leading on the fireground to mentoring firefighters and working behind the scenes, Chief Saulman continues to demonstrate what it means to lead by example.

Your years of service, experience, and passion for the fire service do not go unnoticed. We appreciate the countless hours, sacrifices, and hard work you put into making our department better.

Thank you, Chief Saulman, for your continued leadership and dedication to the Harrison Township Fire Department!

🚒🔥 Happy National Boss’s Day! 🔥🚒

10/12/2026

🚒 HAZMAT TECHNICIAN TRAINING COMPLETE! ☣️

The Harrison Township Fire Department would like to congratulate our firefighters who successfully completed the Hazardous Materials Technician Course hosted by Anchorage Middletown Fire Department!

Throughout this training, our firefighters gained valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in hazardous materials response, containment, mitigation, and emergency operations.

This advanced training strengthens our department’s ability to safely and effectively respond to hazardous materials incidents while protecting our community, fellow first responders, and the environment.

👏 A special thank you to Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS and all the instructors for providing this outstanding training opportunity!

We are proud of our firefighters for their dedication, hard work, and continued commitment to professional development.

Harrison Township Fire Department
Proudly Serving Our Community Since 1943.

10/12/2026

🚒🔥 TRAINING TODAY. PREPARED FOR TOMORROW. 🔥🚒

Today, members of the Harrison Township Fire Department conducted multiple fire attack and search and rescue training evolutions at our Station 2 training facility.

Crews responded to a simulated two-story residential structure fire, working through realistic scenarios designed to strengthen teamwork, communication, and operational readiness.

Training focused on:
🚒 Initial fire attack and hose line advancement

🔥 Fire suppression tactics and coordination

🔎 Primary search and rescue operations

🧑‍🚒 Victim location, removal, and rescue techniques

📻 Crew communication and coordination between arriving companies

Each evolution challenged our firefighters to make quick decisions, work together, and perform their assigned responsibilities under simulated emergency conditions.

We train hard because when the call comes in, preparation makes the difference.

Our commitment to continuous training ensures we remain ready to protect the lives and property of the community we proudly serve.

Harrison Township Fire Department
Proudly Serving Since 1943

10/08/2026

🚒🎉 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHIEF! 🎉🚒

Please join the Harrison Township Fire Department in wishing our Chief Jon Saulman a very Happy Birthday! 🎂

Chief began his fire service career right here in Corydon in 1999, dedicating over 27 years to protecting and serving our community.

Throughout his career, his dedication, leadership, experience, and commitment to the fire service have made a lasting impact on our department and the community we proudly serve.

We thank Chief for his many years of service, the sacrifices he has made, and his continued commitment to keeping our community safe.

🚒 Happy Birthday, Chief! We hope you have a wonderful day and many more years of health, happiness, and success!

Serving Our Community Since 1943
Harrison Township Fire Department 🚒

09/21/2026

🔥 HOUSE FIRE — E. HIGH STREET, CORYDON

Last Thursday at approximately 1:40 PM, Harrison County 911 began receiving multiple calls reporting a house fire in the 300 block of E. High Street in the Town of Corydon.

Fortunately, a nearby neighbor was home and noticed the fire beginning on the exterior of the residence. Their quick recognition of the fire and immediate call to 911 allowed firefighters to respond before the fire had an opportunity to spread further throughout the home.

Ladder 1 arrived on scene approximately three minutes after being dispatched. Firefighters immediately went to work, quickly locating and attacking the fire. Within approximately five minutes of the initial 911 dispatch, the fire had been extinguished.

The quick actions of the neighbor who spotted the fire, combined with the rapid response of our firefighters, helped prevent a developing fire from becoming a much larger incident. No injuries were reported as a result of this incident.

We would like to extend a special thank-you to the assisting agencies who helped support the response, including Harrison County Hospital, EMS, Lanesville Fire Department, and Harrison County 911 Dispatch.

Every second counts in a fire. If you see smoke or flames, call 911 immediately and stay a safe distance away. Early notification can save lives and property.

Harrison Township Fire Department
Serving Our Community Since 1943

09/14/2026