North Randall Fire Department

05/29/2026

Over the next few weeks, we will be conducting drivers training and testing for some of our members. This process consists of a written exam, equipment review, driving, and pumping scenerios.

As the weather warms up, we will be out conducting more training such as water supply, handline operations and much more.

05/26/2026

Recently, we added another vehicle to our fleet. This vehicle will be used for sending firefighters to Training, Hazmat/Arson call outs, and will be available to replace our shift OIC or Chief vehicle when needed.

Next step will be the lights and sirens. Thanks again to Mayor Smith, Village Council, Finance and the residents for your continued support.

~Our #1 goal is to deliver the best EMS and Fire Suppression Service's possible.

05/22/2026

It has been a busy day so far on A shift~

05/22/2026

Engine 7 and car 3 are in Orange Village for a working house fire. A box Alarm and two additional engines requested.

05/20/2026

The men and woman of the North Randall Fire Department strive to deliver the best emergency medical services every day.

Some Fun Facts~

1. All of our Firefighters are EMS trained (which is very common).

2. We currently have 27 Paramedics and 12 EMTs on the roster.

3. Four of our Firefighter/Paramedics are EMS Instructors.

4. We are lucky to have an EMS Coordinator and an Assistant EMS Coordinator which are both Registered Nurses.

5. All Paramedics and EMTs work under an Emergency Room Physician which over sees the care we deliver (University Hospitals).

6. All Paramedics and EMTs are required to attend EMS continuing education throughout the year and are responsible to be current with local protocol updates.

7. Our fire engine is equipped with a Life Pak 15 heart monitor, CPR Lucas Device, a Medication box, and an EMS bag with general supplies. The fire engine isnt just to fight fires.

If our ambulance is out on an EMS emergency, and we recieve another at the same time, the fire engine will respond with personnel, and start treating the patient until a mutual aid ambulance arrives.

This is why having cross trained personnel is so important. We must be prepared and ready for any type of emergency that could be thrown at us.

North Randall Firefighters, without you, none of this would be possible. The time that you spend to cover shifts, time away from your families, and the dedication you have is something we cant thank you enough for.

To all Paramedics and EMTs, thank you!!!!

05/14/2026

Over the past few months, we will be reviewing EMS skills and protocols. All members are required to be evaluated by one of our EMS Coordinators on each topic.

We are fortunate to have an EMS Coordinator and an Assistant EMS Coordinator which are both Registered Nurses.

Assistant EMS Coordinator Monica Carlton is heading up this project and doing an awesome job!!

Photos below~ Today's duty crew reviewing Mega Codes, Medication Administration, and General Protocols.

05/07/2026

Over the past several years, our fire department has been awarded by the Ohio BWC approx. $100,000. This money was used to purchase extrication and personal protective equipment.

Today, we are pleased to announce another grant approval from the BWC for $7,818.00. This will allow us to purchase additional items to help us while on scene of motor vehicle accidents.

On behalf of the North Randall Fire Department, we would like to thank the Bureau of Workers' Compensation for supporting Ohio fire departments.

~Our #1 goal is to deliver the best EMS and Fire Suppression services possible.

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

North Randall Squad is on scene in Solon for a reported Commercial fire.

05/04/2026

On this day, we reflect and honor International Firefighters Day. Those that have served or currently serve as firefighters along with those that lost their lives in the line of duty.

We thank you for your dedication, bravery, and selfishness that you have given or currently give to your community.

~International Firefighters' Day, held annually on May 4th, honors the dedication, bravery, and sacrifices of firefighters worldwide, particularly those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Initiated following the deaths of five firefighters in Australia, this day promotes appreciation for their role in protecting life and property.