Woodlawn Fire Department

Unit 1 fire safety talk at Woodlawn elementary
Public Education is the most important ingredient in keeping the community safe.

Big thanks to Die Craft Machining & Engineering for helping us repair and maintain our ladders and providing us with complimentary services allowing us to focus on serving our community.

When the Woodlawn Fire Department needed repairs to their aluminum ladders, we were proud to step up.

This wasn’t a simple weld-and-go job. We had to learn and follow specialized procedures for removing and reinstalling ladder rungs to ensure the ladders met safety standards and performed exactly as intended. When firefighters climb, there’s no room for “close enough.”

Our team put in the extra effort so they can focus on what matters most — protecting our community.

It’s a small contribution on our end, but it supports people who take on big risks every day.
Proud of our crew. Proud to support our public servants. 🇺🇸

Unit 3 doing some more work good job guys keep up the good work

Unit 3 hard at work today with a working structure fire on Wayne Ave in the village crews did an amazing job getting a stop on the fire and big thanks to our mutual aid companies for the assist.

Huge Congratulations to David Dowdy on passing his EMT-Advanced national registry! David is 1 of 3 recipients of our 2026 Paramedic scholarships he will be attending Butler Tech’s medic program in the fall!

Unit 2 helping our community at the local Woodlawn Elementary school where they were conducting their project Adam drills

Unit 2 got in some amazing training today big thanks to our friends from Lockland Fire Department for coming out to train with us doing coordinated evolutions.

Unit 2 doing some vent entry search and hose-line training today in an acquired structure. Big thanks too the village administration as well as our leadership allowing our crews to get very valuable training in this acquired structure more too come in the coming weeks. This structure allows crews to perform realistic evolutions while being able to learn and perfect new and old techniques.

Unit 2 crews getting after it in an acquire structure performing search and rescue trainings . Big thanks to the village for allowing us to use these structures for very valuable trainings allowing crews to stay ready and proficient in every aspect of the job. Crews enter the structure breathing air talking to command to locate a victim in the residence with zero visibility blacked out masks this drill allows crews to practice orientation and good search and partner/leadership techniques.