Brunswick Hills Firefighters

Sign ups continue for our annual Junior Fire Academy that’s less than a month away! Open to anyone in middle or high school. See flyer for more information

Today, the Brunswick Hills Fire Department pauses to remember and honor the men and women of our Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

We are forever grateful for their courage, selflessness, and dedication to protecting our freedom. Our thoughts are with the families of our fallen heroes today and every day.

May we live our lives in a way that honors their legacy.

As we continue to celebrate EMS week, we would like to thank Kady from Southwest General for dropping the crew off some cookies. We appreciate the support from all our local hospitals

We are excited to announce our annual Junior Fire Academy will be held on Thursday, June 25 from 9 am to 3 pm at Brunswick Hills Fire Station 2, 4875 Grafton Road. This event is open to anyone in middle or high school. See flyer for more information

Today begins the start of National EMS week in the United States. This years theme is “improving outcomes, together”, highlighting the vital partnerships among EMTs, paramedics, 911 dispatchers, and allied healthcare teams. All Brunswick Hills firefighters are trained in EMS and function under the Cleveland Clinic Brunswick as our medical control. We would like to thank all EMS providers, especially our members, for the hard work and dedication they display to save lives and serve the community every day. We would also like to thank the township administration and our citizens for their unwavering support of our department.

Make sure you stop by and say hi, we’ll have our fire trucks here as well

Today’s duty crew took advantage of the beautiful weather to do some training on tanker operations and relay pumping. If you can, get out and enjoy today!

As EMTs and Paramedics, we are required to maintain a certain amount of continuing education hours. Cleveland Clinic, who acts as our medical control, offers us monthly education lectures helping us obtain the necessary hours. Thanks to Brad, one of the EMS coordinators, for coming to our station today to give us a lecture on shock management.

It was quite a shocking lecture!

Just a reminder to Brunswick Hills residents, we still have plenty of space available if you’d like to attend! This is a NON-certification class, so anyone of any age can attend to get familiarized with CPR & AED training. Please email Andrew or Cody to sign up or for more questions

While today is the kick off to telecommunications week, we appreciate our dispatchers every week. They are the first voice you’ll hear when you call for help, and using their training and making split second decisions, get help to you when you need it most. They are the unseen heroes of emergency services and we appreciate all that our dispatches, especially our Brunswick dispatchers, do you keep the community and us safe