Cardinal Joint Fire District

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Cardinal Joint Fire District The Cardinal Joint Fire District provides fire, EMS, and rescue services to the citizens of Canfield Station 1 currently houses an engine, tanker, ladder.

The fire district has 3 stations which are manned 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We have 13 full-time firefighter- paramedics, 3 captains, 2 full-time chiefs, and 23 part-time firefighter-EMT's. Station 2 has 2 engines and a ladder.

10/13/2026

The next Board Meeting will be on October 26th at 5:30 pm at Station 2. Immediately following, there will be a Special Meeting to review the District's Code of Regulations.

Congratulations to Chief Hutchison, who received the Spirit of Canfield award at the Good Evening, Canfield! meeting on ...
10/04/2026

Congratulations to Chief Hutchison, who received the Spirit of Canfield award at the Good Evening, Canfield! meeting on Thursday!

09/29/2026

There will be a Special Board Meeting at 4:00 pm on Thursday, Oct. 1st at Station 2 for consideration of rescinding the resignation of a firefighter.

Thanks to Akron Children's Hospital for providing Pediatric Sim Lab Training this week at CJFD.
08/18/2026

Thanks to Akron Children's Hospital for providing Pediatric Sim Lab Training this week at CJFD.

07/16/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT:
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Affecting Our Area 🚨

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires is causing poor air quality across our region. While everyone can be affected by smoke, it can be especially dangerous for those with:

β€’ Asthma β€’ COPD β€’ Emphysema
β€’ Heart disease β€’ Young children β€’ Older adults
β€’ Anyone sensitive to poor air quality

To help protect yourself:

🌫️ Stay indoors as much as possible, especially during periods of heavy smoke.

🏠 Keep windows and doors closed. If using air conditioning, set it to recirculate to help keep smoky air outside.

😷 If you must be outdoors for an extended period, consider wearing a well-fitting N95 or KN95 mask, which can help filter fine smoke particles.

πŸ’Š Continue taking prescribed medications and always keep rescue inhalers or other emergency medications readily available.

πŸƒ Limit strenuous outdoor activities such as running, yard work, or heavy exercise until air quality improves.

πŸ’§ Stay hydrated, as smoke can irritate your eyes, nose, and throat.
πŸ‘€ Watch for symptoms including increased coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness, or unusual fatigue.

☎️ If you experience severe difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion, or symptoms that do not improve with your prescribed medications, seek medical attention immediately or call 911.

You can monitor current air quality conditions through the Air Quality Index (AQI). When air quality reaches unhealthy levels, everyone should consider reducing prolonged outdoor exposure, and those in sensitive groups should take extra precautions.

Please check on elderly neighbors, family members, and anyone with chronic respiratory conditions who may need assistance.

Stay safe, and we’ll continue to share updates as conditions change.

07/10/2026

There will be a Special Board Meeting on Monday July 13th at 4:30 pm at Station 2 for the purpose of Adopting a Tax Budget and potentially may hire a new Deputy Chief.

06/29/2026
Update to yesterday's post...
05/28/2026

Update to yesterday's post...

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7075 Herbert Road
Canfield, OH
44406

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