Plain Township Fire & Rescue-Stark County, Ohio

Plain Township Fire & Rescue-Stark County, Ohio Plain Township Fire & Rescue covers approximately 24 square miles and a population of over 38,000 residents.

Pictures from today’s Battalion Training with the Ohio Fire Academies Flashover Fire Simulator. Great Training from OFA ...
06/03/2026

Pictures from today’s Battalion Training with the Ohio Fire Academies Flashover Fire Simulator. Great Training from OFA Instructors. Thank you for today’s fire training.

06/03/2026

🔥 Home Fire Sprinklers: Small Heads. Big Protection. 🔥

Did you know? A home fire can become life-threatening in less than 2 minutes. Home fire sprinklers are designed to respond quickly, controlling or extinguishing a fire before it spreads.

✅ Protect your family while they escape
✅ Reduce fire damage by up to 90%
✅ Use significantly less water than fire department hoses
✅ Operate individually—only the sprinkler closest to the fire activates

Home fire sprinklers work alongside smoke alarms to provide the best defense against fire. Together, they can save lives, protect property, and give families valuable time when every second counts.

🏠 Fire safety starts at home. Learn more about how home fire sprinklers can make your home safer.

Pictures from today’s Battalion Training with the Ohio Fire Academies Flashover Fire Simulator. Great Training from OFA ...
06/02/2026

Pictures from today’s Battalion Training with the Ohio Fire Academies Flashover Fire Simulator. Great Training from OFA Instructors including Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Sluder. Thank you for your time taken to join us in today’s fire training.

Live fire training at Central Station today tomorrow and Thursday mornings from the Ohio Fire Training Academy. Mutual a...
06/02/2026

Live fire training at Central Station today tomorrow and Thursday mornings from the Ohio Fire Training Academy. Mutual aid departments and our personnel training together for the betterment of our communities.

05/27/2026

Working smoke alarms save lives! Check yours monthly and replace alarms every 10 years. A quick test today could protect your home tomorrow.

Learn more about smoke alarms: https://bit.ly/4gN1uJf

Congratulations to all of our 2026 GlenOak High School graduates 🎓
05/27/2026

Congratulations to all of our 2026 GlenOak High School graduates 🎓

Barr Elementary from Plain Local Schools had a great visit to the fire station on Friday. These kindergarten students w...
05/13/2026

Barr Elementary from Plain Local Schools had a great visit to the fire station on Friday. These kindergarten students were able to tour the station, meet the firefighters who serve our community and learn about fire safety to keep their family safe. All of this while also having fun. Ask your kindergarten student what they have learned about fire safety this past week - it's never too early to plan for safety.

Here are some teachable moments from their visit:
- Although a firefighter looks different when fighting a fire, never hide from them. They are there to help you and rescue you in the event of a fire.
- Smoke detectors help save lives by alerting the family that there is a fire in the home. Be sure to test yours every month.
- Ambulances help those who are sick or injured. While it can be scary if you're hurt or sick, it's important to seek help by calling 911 to get the hospital and see the doctor.

Plain Township Fire would like to remind everyone that we are hosting the American Red Cross today for a blood drive fro...
05/08/2026

Plain Township Fire would like to remind everyone that we are hosting the American Red Cross today for a blood drive from 12pm to 5pm. Walk-ins are welcome. Please consider stopping by to donate blood today.

Avondale Elementary with Plain Local Schools sent their kindergarten classes to Plain Township Fire and Veterans Park ye...
05/07/2026

Avondale Elementary with Plain Local Schools sent their kindergarten classes to Plain Township Fire and Veterans Park yesterday. While the weather was cooler, the kids had a great time learning fire safety with our dedicated team of firefighters. Here are some important safety tips that your children learned today. We hope they share this knowledge with everyone at home to promote fire safety at your house.

- Call 911 if you have an emergency.
- Children should learn their home address as early as possible so dispatchers know where to send help. For young children we recommend learning the street name first and teaching them that they can look for the house numbers on the house or mailbox. This breaks up the learning into smaller and easier to learn parts.
- Assign a safe meeting place at your house so in the event of a fire everyone knows where to meet outside. This helps firefighters account for everyone in the home and know when and who might be missing.
- Smoke detectors should be placed on every level of the home and tested monthly.
- Fire drills should be practiced at home so everyone knows how to get out safely. A great time to practice is when you test your smoke detectors.
- Never go back into a house where there might be a fire. Pets often hide from the smoke alarms when they go off but it is not safe for anyone to go back inside! This includes the parents - your children will follow your lead, if you go back in, they might to.

Frazer Elementary (Plain Local Schools) had a great morning at the fire station yesterday. While the weather was a bit ...
05/07/2026

Frazer Elementary (Plain Local Schools) had a great morning at the fire station yesterday. While the weather was a bit cooler, the kids still had a great time meeting the firefighters, seeing the station and learning about fire safety in your house. Here are some important tips the kids learned yesterday:

- Call 911 if you have an emergency.
- Children should learn their home address as early as possible so dispatchers know where to send help. For young children we recommend learning the street name first and teaching them that they can look for the house numbers on the house or mailbox. This breaks up the learning into smaller and easier to learn parts.
- Assign a safe meeting place at your house so in the event of a fire everyone knows where to meet outside. This helps firefighters account for everyone in the home and know when and who might be missing.
- Smoke detectors should be placed on every level of the home and tested monthly.
- Fire drills should be practiced at home so everyone knows how to get out safely. A great time to practice is when you test your smoke detectors.
- Never go back into a house where there might be a fire. Pets often hide from the smoke alarms when they go off but it is not safe for anyone to go back inside! This includes the parents - your children will follow your lead, if you go back in, they might to.

Address

1742 Schneider Street NE
Canton, OH
44721

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13304924089

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