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This morning Fairview and Barnesville Fire and EMS crews responded to RV fire on I-70 Eastbound at the 203 mile marker.F...
08/23/2026

This morning Fairview and Barnesville Fire and EMS crews responded to RV fire on I-70 Eastbound at the 203 mile marker.

Fairview Engines 95-4, 95-3 and Squad 95-2 responded with 6 personnel. Barnesville Engine 12 and Tanker 12 also responded with 6 personnel.

Fire was kept under control by other motorists with fire extinguishers until fire crews arrived.

Fairview Engine 95-4 and Squad 95-2 arrived on scene and began fire attack on the exterior of the RV, Barnesville Engine 12, Tanker 12, and Fairview Engine 95-3 made entry into the RV to check for interior fire extention and for ventilation.

No injuries to the driver, bystanders, or fire personnel.

The vehicle has since been removed from the roadway and all fire and EMS units have cleared the scene.

08/01/2026

Come out and see us at the Barnesville Safety Day at Barnesville High School.

07/22/2026

A couple of days late, we would like to congratulate Mary Perkins on passing her Ohio State Volunteer Firefighter exam and becoming a certified firefighter. Mary also runs as an EMT with us. Good work Mary.

This evening at 21:53 Fairview Fire and EMS units were dispatched to a report of a silo struck by lightning with an expl...
07/22/2026

This evening at 21:53 Fairview Fire and EMS units were dispatched to a report of a silo struck by lightning with an explosion in Oxford township.

Fairview Engine 95-3, Engine 95-4, and Squad 95-2 reaponded to the scene.

Engine 95-3 arrived on scene and found an oil well tank appeared to have been stuck by lightning and exploded causing damage to other tanks on site and a fire on the pad.

Engine 95-3 established command while Squad 95-2 set up a staging zone for incoming mutual aid departments.

No company employees were on site during the explosion and no injuries were reported.

After a scene size up command decided there was no serious risk to public safety or the environment, and decided to postpone any suppression efforts until company personnel arrived on scene to perform a full assessment of the pad site.

Our automatic aid partners began to arrive and set up in staging in preparation for a large scale suppression effort. Automatic Aid was received from Antrim, Old Washington, and Quaker City Fire Departments. Command also requested Barnesville Fire Department for a tanker and ladder truck.

Also assisting on scene were deputies from the Guernsey County Sheriff's Office, Troopers from the Ohio State Highway Patrol, and Guernsey County EMA Office.

As the scene progressed and company personnel arrived on scene and preformed a site shut down the fire quickly began to burn itself out.

The last small fires on the pad were extinguished by company personnel with no need for extended fire department operation.

In total 29 fire firefighters from Fairview, Antrim, Old Washington, Quaker City, and Barnesville reaponded to the scene.

All units cleared the scene at 00:16.

Given the potential risk involved in well pad and oil tank fires, we couldn't ask for a better outcome. No injuries, fire burned itself out within a couple hours, no serious environmental impact, vary smooth operations between agencies, and good communication with company personnel.

We would like to thank all who assisted in making this a smooth and quickly handled incident.

Antrim Fire Department
Old Washington Fire Department
Quaker City Fire Department
Barnesville Fire Department
Deputies with the Guernsey County Sheriff's Office
Troopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol
Guernsey County 911 Dispatchers
Guernsey County EMA Office.

07/20/2026

Fairview Fire Department June 2026 emergency call numbers with the 2026 6 month emergency call numbers.

June 2026

Total calls 35, missed 5, response rate of 86%
Fire calls 5, missed 1, response rate of 80%
Rescue calls 11, missed 1, response rate of 91%
EMS calls 19, missed 3, response rate of 84%

Calls in primary district 18 for 51% of the total calls.
Automatic Aid Calls 9 for 28% of the total calls
Mutual aid calls 8 for 23% of the total calls

Districts

Primary - Oxford twp 5, Londonderry twp 6, Kirkwood twp 5, Flushing twp 2.

Automatic Aid Calls - Madison twp 7, Monroe twp 1, Village of Barnesville 1

Mutual aid calls - Millwood twp 2, Village of Quaker City 2, Wills twp 3, Jefferson twp 1.

January 1st - June 30th 2026

Total calls 189, missed 29, response rate 85%
Fire calls 32, missed 4, response rate 88%
Rescue calls 39, missed 2, response rate 95%
EMS calls 118, missed 23, response rate 81%

Calls in primary district 94 for 50% of the total calls.
Automatic Aid calls 47 for 25% of the total calls.
Mutual aid calls 45 for 24% of the total calls.

Districts

Primary
Oxford TWP - 30
Londonderry TWP - 27
Kirkwood TWP - 29
Flushing TWP - 7
Village of Fairview - 1

Automatic Aid
Madison TWP - 29
Monroe TWP - 6
Washington TWP - 7
Warren TWP - 4
Village of Barnesville - 1

Mutual aid
Village of Quaker City - 14
Millwood TWP - 9
Wills TWP - 16
Richland TWP - 2
Jackson TWP - 1
Village of Byesville - 1
Goshen TWP - 1
Somerset TWP - 1

Today our department was invited by Barnesville Fire Department to participate in a thermal imager training. Class was t...
07/18/2026

Today our department was invited by Barnesville Fire Department to participate in a thermal imager training. Class was taught by Insite Fire Trainings with several firefighters from Barnesville and Fairview in attendance.

Class focuses on the differences between various brands and styles.
Correct and incorrect uses of the equipment.
The tactical uses of the equipment in both search and rescue operations as well as fire suppression.
The limitations of the equipment.

After a PowerPoint presentation and classroom discussion crews were able to participate in a hands on exercise and see the equipment in action as well as test the capabilities of various brands and styles.

A wealth of knowledge was presented during class and the hands on really put the points of the classroom segment into focus.

We would like to thank Barnesville Fire department for the invite as well lunch during class.

07/18/2026

We would like to congratulate Mackense Garbrandt on passing her Ohio State Volunteer Firefighter test and becoming a certified firefighter. Mackense is also a National Registry certified EMT-B. Good work Mackense.

07/15/2026

We would like to congratulate Caden Lake on passing his Ohio State Volunteer Firefighter test. Caden is now duel certified as and Firefighter and EMT. Good work Caden.

This evening Fairview Fire and EMS crews along with Barnesville Fire & EMS, and Bethesda EMS responded to a report of a ...
07/14/2026

This evening Fairview Fire and EMS crews along with Barnesville Fire & EMS, and Bethesda EMS responded to a report of a one vehicle rollover with the vehicle on fire on I-70 Eastbound at the 200 mile marker.

Fairview Engine 95-4, and Squad 95-2 responded with 7 personnel.

While in route dispatch advised it sounded like the fire was out with a possible entrapment in the vehicle.

Fairview units arrived on scene and found a commercial vehicle rollover, no fire showing on arrival with bystanders climbing on the truck. Units on scene confirmed 1 entrapment.

Personnel from Fairview Engine 95-4 and Barnesville Engine 12 extracted the patient using mechanical means.

The patient was transported by Barnesville EMS with what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries.

Lane closures are expected through the night while towing crews work to recover the vehicle.

06/27/2026

We can't thank everyone enough for the tremendous support shown today at our annual chicken dinner.

This year we sold out in record time. All chicken dinners, bake sale items, and raffle tickets were sold out by 2:30.

This years dinner profit for the department was $5,256.

We would like to give a special thank you to the local Amish community for all the bake sale items donated for the dinner, Case Farms for the donation of chickens, Jones Jon's for the donation of a porta jon for the event, and Genesis Healthcare System for the donation of supplies for the dinner.

We would also like to thank members of the community who volunteered their time to help with the dinner as well as donate items.

Also we would like to apologize to everyone who did not get a dinner. We prepared the same number of dinners we do every year and did not expect the tremendous turnout we had. We will be dramatically increasing the number of dinners for next year. We would also like to apologize for the weather not cooperating with the corn hole tournament and we plan to keep the event for next year's dinner and are looking add events as well.

Finally we would like to thank our firefighters and EMS personnel for all the hard work and dedication they put in on a daily basis. They have worked tirelessly through the week to prepare for today's dinner while also responding to 13 emergency calls during the week.

Thank you all and we hope to see everyone at next year's chicken BBQ.

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160 Fair Avenue
Quaker City, OH
43773

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+17407050768

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