Noble Township Volunteer Fire Department

10/29/2026

Hot dogs, chips, and water will be just $3. Bring the family, join the community, and support our local Legion Riders! 🎃
We will be set up outside the Water St. entrance.

10/26/2026

Yesterday afternoon members of the NTVFD were honored to be at the memorial service and procession of Kingsbury Volunteer Firefighter Mark Ritter. We honor his service and his dedication to the KVFD and community. May he Rest In Peace, may his memory be a blessing to his family, friends and fellow firefighters.

10/26/2026

Saturday night members of the NTVFD were honored to help pass out big amounts of candy to all of the little ghouls and goblins at the Central Softball Trunk or treat. We hope everyone had a great night, it’s always a good time to get to talk to our community members.

10/15/2026

Our condolences to the friends, members and family of Mark Ritter of the Kingsbury Volunteer Fire Department. May he Rest In Peace.

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of Former Chief and current member Mark Ritter. Mark passed peacfully in true Mark fashion early this morning. He served our department for decades with honor, courage, and distinction. He was a great leader and instructor. We have all learned from him and have become better men for knowing him. He will be missed more than he'll ever know. Our prayers are with the Ritter and Cooley families at this time.

Rest easy Chief. We got it from here.

09/17/2026

🚨Tuesday night training 🚒
Last night members of the Noble Twp Volunteer Fire Department participated in pump / drafting training at our dry hydrants located around Noble Twp. Dry hydrants are pipes with hose connections and a strainer that are mounted next to streams or other bodys of water that our engines can literally suck the water out and then pump the water either directly onto a fire or into another truck. We have five dry hydrants located throughout the township, these hydrants are marked so fire companies can located them. We periodically draft off of the hydrants as part of checking them to make sure that they are working properly in case they are needed. Unfortunately I was unable to grab some photos of our firefighters training, but I was able to grab a photo of one off of the web in case you wondered what a dry hydrant looked like.

09/13/2026

09/11/2026

We shall always remember and honor those who were lost 25 years ago today.
New York City.
Pentagon.
Shanksville PA.
May they all live on in eternal peace.
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09/09/2026

Tonight members worked on pumping operations such as pulling a draft from a dump tank to refilling a truck.

Pulling a draft is a crucial skill to have in rural firefighting. Hydrate’s aren’t always available in rural areas so we resort to pulling water from a pond or ditch to fill tankers to shuttle water to the scene of a fire.

Dump tanks are utilized on fire scenes so tankers can offload the water and return to the fill sight. This allows tankers to constantly stay on the move so there’s never a shortage of water. It’s better to have tankers waiting to dump rather than waiting on tankers to return.