City of Fairfield Fire Department - Ohio

01/25/2026

As the snow tapers off this evening and you begin to shovel driveways/walkways, please remember to dig out your fire hydrant and keep a 3-foot area around it clear of snow to help FFD have easy access in case of emergency.

When shoveling, take frequent breaks and stay hydrated. Thank you for helping us keep Fairfield fire-safe!

Although the accumulating snow will end from west to east this evening, snow-covered roads may create difficult travel conditions into the day Monday. Additional accumulations of generally 1-3" can be expected through early this evening.

01/25/2026

While Butler County is still under a Level 2 Snow Emergency, if you must leave home, be cautious- drive slowly and do not crowd the plow!

In case you or someone you know needs a warm place to stay during these cold temperatures, please see the Warming Center information below shared by Butler County EMA. ⬇️

Stay tuned to local media for the duration of the weekend so that you are aware of current weather and road conditions. Stay safe Fairfield.

01/24/2026

Stay safe and weather aware this weekend, Fairfield!

01/23/2026

Prepare yourself and your home for impacts of this weekend’s winter weather!

🏠Make plans to stay home and avoid being on the roadways, as travel will likely be hazardous. Stock up on essential food supplies before the winter weather strikes.
❄️ Take frequent breaks and stay hydrated while clearing or shoveling snow.
🚗 If you must drive this weekend, be sure your car has plenty of fuel and windshield wiper fluid, and is stocked with an emergency kit.
📺 Stay tuned to local media for regular weather updates and alerts.

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for the entire area. Impactful winter weather begins Saturday with the worst conditions arriving on Sunday. Travel may remain difficult into next week as snow/ice removal will be difficult due to cold temperatures.

01/12/2026

2026 has already been packed with operational training and instruction! Last week, FFD members trained on various auto extrication methods to ensure that the FFD is always ready to respond!

12/25/2025

The Fairfield Fire Department wishes a safe, healthy, and Happy Holiday Season to all!! This time of year always gives us time to reflect on just how thankful we are to serve this community! Happy Holidays Fairfield!!

12/24/2025

We're Hiring! We are currently accepting applications for a competetive process to hire at least 2 career Firefighter / Medic or EMT's. Lateral Entry applicants are encouraged to apply as well. For full application and testing information, please go to: https://tinyurl.com/5668bym6 Deadline is January 4th, 2026.

12/18/2025

Keep your holiday celebrations merry and bright AND fire safe!

🕯️Always keep candles out of the reach of children and away from anything flammable. Never leave lit candles unattended.

🎄Water real Christmas trees daily. Dry trees can quickly and easily catch fire! Keep trees away from heat sources.

🔌 Turn off lights when you go to bed and only use lights with wires that are fully intact and not frayed.

12/12/2025

Stay weather aware throughout the weekend and be ready for the potential of accumulating snow tomorrow. When shoveling- take frequent breaks and stay hydrated to avoid overexertion.

12/08/2025

Kyle has been such a tremendous member of the FFD since joining the department in 2023! We could not be more proud of his commitment to the Fairfield community! Congratulations Kyle- this honor is so well deserved!

12/01/2025

Be weather aware Fairfield! There is potential for accumulating snow overnight, so plan ahead for tomorrow morning’s commute.

REMINDER- Keep fire hydrants and a 3-foot area around the hydrant clear of snow and ice to help FFD have easy access in case of emergency. Thank you for helping us keep Fairfield fire-safe!