Fort Branch-Union Township Fire Territory

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Fort Branch-Union Township Fire Territory We are 100% volunteer providing Fire/Rescue protection & First Responders to Ft Branch/Union Twp.

Ready for a fun Halloween night uptown?We are thrilled to be part of tonight's festivities! Stop by and say hello to the...
10/31/2026

Ready for a fun Halloween night uptown?

We are thrilled to be part of tonight's festivities! Stop by and say hello to the crew, check out the gear, and help us celebrate safely. We can't wait to see all the great costumes!

INCIDENT UPDATE At approximately 19:31 this evening, the Fort Branch Union Township Fire Department was dispatched to a ...
10/24/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE

At approximately 19:31 this evening, the Fort Branch Union Township Fire Department was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident with reported injuries and possible extrication.

Upon arrival, Engine 3E19 went right to work utilizing electric extrication tools to safely free two trapped individuals from the vehicle. Both patients sustained injuries, but thankfully none are life-threatening.

Operations on scene were a true team effort. We would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of our responding and assisting agencies for their quick response and seamless teamwork:

Assisting Agencies:
• Haubstadt Fire Territory
• Gibson County Sheriff's Office - Princeton, Indiana
• Gibson County Ambulance Service
• Haubstadt Police Department
• Beadles Towing

There’s nothing better than bringing our community together! 🚒 Our crews had an absolute blast spending Fire Safety Week...
10/12/2026

There’s nothing better than bringing our community together! 🚒 Our crews had an absolute blast spending Fire Safety Week with our local Pre-K through 2nd graders. From teaching life-saving safety tips to letting the kids spray the hose and explore the trucks, we’re so proud to protect and serve such an amazing community.

Thank you for welcoming us into your classrooms!

10/09/2026
10/02/2026
09/11/2026

“No day shall erase you from the memory of time.”

Some promises are meant to last forever.
Today, the fire service pauses to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We honor the civilians, the innocent souls, and the 343 brave firefighters of the FDNY who answered the ultimate call, walking into the smoke and darkness so that others might live.

We remember their names, their courage, and the unwavering brotherhood they embodied. We remember the first responders from every agency who rushed toward danger, and we stand alongside the families who continue to carry the heavy weight of that loss every single day.

Wherever you are today, take a moment. Put the gear down, step away from the noise, take a deep breath, and pause to remember.
Say a prayer for those we lost, for their families, and for every first responder currently wearing the uniform who carries their legacy forward.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget the 343.

08/09/2026
INCIDENT UPDATEINCIDENT: Residential Structure FireLOCATION: 700 Block of S. Center StreetDATE: 7/28/2026INCIDENT DETAIL...
07/28/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE

INCIDENT: Residential Structure Fire
LOCATION: 700 Block of S. Center Street
DATE: 7/28/2026

INCIDENT DETAILS:

At approximately 11:38 AM today, the Fort Branch-Union Township Fire Territory was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire in the 700 block of S. Center Street.
In accordance with emergency response protocols, automatic and mutual aid were dispatched immediately, bringing units from Haubstadt, Patoka Township Fire Department, Owensville Fire Department, and Princeton Fire Department to the scene.

First arriving crews were met with heavy fire showing from two sides of the structure and immediately fire attack operations. Due to the intensity of the fire and the need for additional personnel, the incident was upgraded to bring in a manpower response from the Vanderburgh County Fire Department.

CASUALTIES / INJURIES:

We are happy to report that the residence was unoccupied at the time of the fire. No civilian or firefighter injuries were reported.

STATUS:

As of 4:15 PM (16:15), all fire units have cleared the scene and returned to service. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the state fire marshals office.

MUTUAL AID ACKNOWLEDGMENT:

The Fort Branch-Union Township Fire Territory extends our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all of our automatic and mutual aid partners. Patoka Township, Owensville, Princeton, and Vanderburgh County. Seamless teamwork between neighboring departments is vital during incidents like these, and we couldn't do what we do without your support.

Just a reminder, we still have a few spots open for our state funded fire academy starting August 4th, in two weeks. Thi...
07/21/2026

Just a reminder, we still have a few spots open for our state funded fire academy starting August 4th, in two weeks. This is a completely free academy as long as you’re sponsored by a fire department.

Schedule is Tuesdays and Thursdays 6-10pm and some Saturdays starting at 8am. If interested, we can send a copy of the syllabus.

Sign up today on Acadis, you must have the sponsorship form filled out before submitting on Acadis. The form is on the training sign up on Acadis.

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204 West Vine Street
Fort Branch, IN
47648

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