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For the month of May, the Division responded to 1493 total calls, of which 1283 were EMS. There 39 fires, with 6 buildi...
06/01/2026

For the month of May, the Division responded to 1493 total calls, of which 1283 were EMS. There 39 fires, with 6 building fires, 4 vehicle fires, and 29 minor fires. There 54 false alarms, and 117 other requests for service. Six of the new recruits reported to company, while the other four started EMT school, and will graduate from that in June.

06/01/2026

On May 28, A Unit responded to a report of a house fire in the Lagonda neighborhood. Responding companies were E4, E5, T7, R1, M1, M8, and Battalion 1. First due companies found a house with heavy smoke showing and fire on the Charlie side on the first floor, with an exposure on the Bravo side. Two 1 3/4" handlines were deployed and quickly brought the fire under control. There were no injuries to firefighters or civilians, and the cause is under investigation.

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05/31/2026

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Today, we honor the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their selfless de...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their selfless dedication and unrelenting commitment to protecting freedom will never be forgotten.

President Abraham Lincoln once said:
“A nation that does not honor its heroes will not long endure.”

This Memorial Day, Springfield Fire Rescue Division remembers our fallen heroes, supports the families they left behind, and reflects on the profound cost of liberty.

REMEMBRANCE POST🕯️ Line of Duty Death RemembranceFireman Alfred E. Kime22 May 1943Today, we honor and remember Fireman A...
05/22/2026

REMEMBRANCE POST
🕯️ Line of Duty Death Remembrance
Fireman Alfred E. Kime
22 May 1943

Today, we honor and remember Fireman Alfred E. Kime of the Springfield Fire Department, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Fireman Kime, age 33, succumbed to injuries sustained when the fire apparatus he was serving on as tillerman was struck by a New York Central System passenger train at the South Fountain Avenue crossing on May 22, 1943.

Historical records detail the tremendous respect shown by the department and community following his passing. An honor guard stood vigil, fellow firefighters served as pallbearers, and city leaders immediately began discussions to improve railroad crossing safety throughout Springfield.

The incident became a catalyst for conversations surrounding public safety protections at railroad crossings within the city.

More than 80 years later, we continue to remember Fireman Alfred E. Kime for his dedication, sacrifice, and service to the citizens of Springfield.

We honor his legacy and all those who have given their lives in the line of duty.

A special thank you and recognition to Assistant Chief Brian Leciejewski of the Springfield Fire Rescue Division for his...
05/19/2026

A special thank you and recognition to Assistant Chief Brian Leciejewski of the Springfield Fire Rescue Division for his leadership and continued efforts leading the Springfield Rotary public safety awards program.

This program is an outstanding example of recognizing the dedication, professionalism, and service demonstrated every day by first responders throughout Clark County.

Congratulations to all of this year’s award recipients from the Clark County Sheriff Office, Post 12, Springfield Police and Fire Rescue Division. Your commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for each of you.

Thank you all for your service and congratulations on this well-deserved recognition.

Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Tyler Baughman for receiving the “Service Above Self” Award from the Springf...
05/19/2026

Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Tyler Baughman for receiving the “Service Above Self” Award from the Springfield Rotary Club.

Lieutenant Baughman’s dedication to serving our community both on and off duty reflects the very best of the fire service. From his leadership within the Division to his continued volunteerism and community involvement, this recognition is truly well deserved.

We are proud to have him representing Springfield Fire Rescue and the City of Springfield. Congratulations, Tyler!

Today, on May 14, M1/B and R1/B were recognized by the Division and Springfield Regional Medical Center for the successf...
05/14/2026

Today, on May 14, M1/B and R1/B were recognized by the Division and Springfield Regional Medical Center for the successful resuscitation of patient in April. This patient was in cardiac arrest upon arrival, but our crew was able to get a pulse restarted and transfer the patient to the cath lab. From there, he was treated, spent several weeks in the hospital and then was able to be discharged to home.

From left to right, Firefighter/Paramedic Lance Cartmell, Firefighter/Paramedic Kyle Johnson, Firefighter/Paramedic Jared Ryan, Captain Derek Shenefield, and Firefighter/Paramedic Matt Henson

On May 13, the Division was recognized at the Ohio Statehouse by Representative Bernard Willis of District 74, which inc...
05/14/2026

On May 13, the Division was recognized at the Ohio Statehouse by Representative Bernard Willis of District 74, which includes Springfield, for our recognition as the Ohio Fire Department of the Year. This award was given in recognition of all of the hard work of all members of the Division.

From left to right, Firefighter/Paramedic James Frantz, Fire Chief Jacob King, Lt. Scott Kaufman, Asst. Chief Brian Leciejewski, Asst. Chief Matt Smith, and Battalion Chief Jason Phipps.

On May 12, members of the Division traveled to Columbus at COSI for the Ohio Hall of Flame awards ceremony, where firefi...
05/14/2026

On May 12, members of the Division traveled to Columbus at COSI for the Ohio Hall of Flame awards ceremony, where firefighters from all across Ohio are recognized.
Six members were given the Medal of Valor for rescuing two children from a fire in December, at great personal risk to themselves. From left to right, Firefighter/Paramedic Nick Woolever, Firefighter/Paramedic Jared Ryan, Lt. Tyler Baughman, Firefighter/Paramedic Tyler King, Firefighter/Paramedic Cody Cooper, and Lt. Will Lawson.
The Springfield Fire Rescue Division was also recognized at this event as the Ohio Fire Department of the Year, in recognition of the hard work that every member of the Division puts in every day of the year

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