Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District

09/18/2026

Looking for dinner plans this Sunday the 20th? Look no further! This is a great local fundraiser with great food and desserts!

Don’t forget the pie auction at 5:30pm!

MORE INFO IN THE FLYER BELOW!

09/18/2026

Meet Bob Moertle, Founder & President of Frontline Hope.

Bob founded Frontline Hope after seeing firsthand the challenges first responders and their families can carry—often quietly and long after the call is over.

As a police and fire chaplain for multiple agencies and volunteer firefighter with the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District, Bob has the privilege of serving alongside the same first responders Frontline Hope exists to support.

Those experiences continue to shape his vision: making sure those who spend their lives serving others know that support is within reach.

Through trusted relationships, meaningful resources, and a community that understands the unique demands of the job, Bob is helping build a culture where asking for support is seen as a sign of strength.

For Bob, this mission is personal, and serving those who serve our communities is an honor.

We’re grateful for his heart, leadership, and commitment to ensuring first responders and their families never have to navigate the challenges of this work alone.

Because the Watch Continues.

09/15/2026

Congratulations to Clinton Massie Local Schools!

Clinton-Massie Local Schools Earns 4.5 Stars!

We are proud to announce that Clinton-Massie Local Schools earned an overall rating of 4.5 stars on the 2026 Ohio School Report Card, placing our district among the top 15% of school districts in Ohio!

This achievement reflects the hard work of our students, staff, families, and community, along with the commitment we see every day to helping students learn, grow, and prepare for what comes next. While a report card can never tell the complete story of a school district, these results reflect the outstanding work happening every day across Clinton-Massie.

We will continue to celebrate our successes, identify growth opportunities, and keep students at the center of our decisions. Thank you, Falcon Family! ❤️💙

09/14/2026

Today, Clinton County EMA conducted the Cowan Lake Dam Exercise—DAM IT! 2.0 at the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District.

Participants worked through a simulated dam emergency involving notifications, emergency response, evacuation, resource needs, and continued operations. The exercise helped identify gaps, confirm capabilities, and improve coordination before a real emergency occurs.

Thank you to the following organizations for supporting today’s exercise:

Village of Clarksville
Clinton County Board of Commissioners
Clinton County Prosecutor's Office
Clinton County Sheriff's Office
Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District
Wilmington Professional Firefighters Local 3011
Clinton County Engineer's Office
Cowan Lake State Park
US National Weather Service Wilmington OH
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Emergency Management Agency
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio Department of Transportation - Cincinnati District 8 (Wilmington Garage)
Clinton County Health District-Ohio
Team Rubicon
Greater Cincinnati Hazmat Unit
American Red Cross Central & Southern Ohio Region
Warren County EMA

Special thanks to our volunteers, who kept everything moving and made the exercise a breeze, and to Ohio EMA’s own Samuel Reed for his outstanding facilitation.

Exercises like this strengthen the relationships, plans, and capabilities we would depend on during an actual emergency.

08/27/2026

Clinton Warren Station 60 was dispatched to the 8000blk of OH 730 for a report of a one vehicle accident. While responding communications advised the vehicle was in a pond. Crews arrived to one vehicle on its top partially in the water with heavy damage. It was determined that the vehicle was unoccupied. The area was checked thoroughly by multiple agencies. Nothing was found. AES was requested to the scene to secure and replace a utility pole that was struck and damaged.

Please use caution during your morning commute. AES will have multiple crews working to replace the damaged utility pole. AES is advising that the roadway will be down to one lane with the possibility of full closures during replacement. Power is also out in the area and is expected to be restored soon. Unknown time when work will start on said replacement and or repairs.

08/26/2026

08/25/2026

Over the last two weekends, one of our members (Chaplain Bob Moertle) attended the Ohio Fire Academy in Reynoldsburg Ohio to complete the Ohio 36 Hour Volunteer Fire Fighter class. This grant funded program is ideal for small and rural departments, providing cost free training for those who want to serve their communities.

Bob has been the Department Chaplain since April of 2026. Through his time in the firehouse he has grown interest in becoming a certified 36hr Firefighter. Bob was able to attend the Free class hosted by the Ohio Fire Academy over the last two weekends. We are happy to report Bob passed his class final and State Final with flying colors! Bob has put in a great deal of hard work preparing for this class. We are excited to see him step into this role.

Congratulations Bob Moertle

08/25/2026

Open House October 4th from 1pm to 4pm. Feel free to stop by and say HI! We will be grilling Hot dogs and have light refreshments. Homemade Ice Cream will also be served. Various equipment we use on a daily basis will also be on display!

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to Chief Wysong or Chief Burton at 937-289-3427.
Office hours are Monday - Friday 6am to 4pm.

08/15/2026

Mutual aid response early this morning to Midland. Chief 60, T61 and Captain 63 responded to assist. Crews assisted with fire suppression, overhaul and clean up for approximately 3 hours before being released by command.

Around 5 am this morning Jefferson twp fire was dispatched to a confirmed structure fire in the 100 block of south broadway in midland crews worked on scene for just over four hours. Quint 48, Tanker 46, Chief 2405 and Assistant Chief 2402 were all on scene. Luckily no one was at the residence at the time of the fire and no one was hurt. We want to show our appreciation to our mutual aid departments that were able to come out and assist us today.
Blanchester Marion twp fire
Blanchester EMS
Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District
Wilmington fire dept
Martinsville fire dept
Lynchburg fire department
Also we would like to thank
Clinton county sheriffs office for the assistant with a deputy helping us man hose lines until mutual aid could arrive and dispatch for all there work behind the radio.