Madeira & Indian Hill Joint Fire District

Madeira & Indian Hill Joint Fire District We operate from 2 stations, staffed 24 hours each day. An example of this work is our "address sign" program.

Madeira & Indian Hill Joint Fire District is a combination department covering the 24 square miles that constitute the jurisdictions of the City of Madeira and the Village of Indian Hill, Ohio. The Madeira and Indian Hill Joint Fire District is organized under the laws for Joint Fire Districts in the State of Ohio and protects the lives and properties of citizens of the City of Madeira and The Vil

lage of Indian Hill. We have been so organized since 1985, having evolved from our origins in the City of Madeira, beginning unofficially in 1924. The fire district operates out of two fire stations, one located at Miami and Euclid in Madeira and the other located at Drake and Shawnee Run Roads in Indian Hill, with the latter being the headquarters station for the district. The fire department provides fire suppression, rescue and emergency medical services (EMS), responds and assists on emergency to property calls such as flooding, broken water lines, trees on buildings, and power lines down. Additionally we respond to clear the roads and highways from fuel spills and auto accidents, respond to hazardous materials incidents, regulate underground storage tanks, enforce open burning regulations and play a key role in disaster preparedness. The fire department also inspects and conducts preventive maintenance on the approximately 1,500 fire hydrants located in the district twice each year, once in the spring and once in the fall. We engage in over thirty different support and logistic activities and programs that serve our ability to deliver our primary mission of Fire Suppression and EMS. Our current staff is comprised of seventeen (17) career and twenty five(25) part time professionals. The fire district also employs a clerk who handles the accounting and bookkeeping. We participate with all of our neighboring jurisdictions in an automatic mutual assistance agreement and collaborate, cooperate and coordinate with each of these neighbors to efficiently and effectively provide emergency response.

Big thank you to Loveland Symmes Fire Department  and the City of Loveland, Ohio - Government for loaning us a truck whi...
02/18/2026

Big thank you to Loveland Symmes Fire Department and the City of Loveland, Ohio - Government for loaning us a truck while we have two of our own in for repairs. Neighbors helping neighbors!

The recent snow and plowing have buried hydrants in the Joint Fire District.  If your hydrant near your home is buried, ...
01/27/2026

The recent snow and plowing have buried hydrants in the Joint Fire District. If your hydrant near your home is buried, take a moment and clear some snow making the hydrant visible and accessible for our firefighters. Thanks!

01/25/2026

ALERT HC: Sheriff McGuffey has issued a Level 3 SNOW EMERGENCY for Hamilton County. County roads are closed to all drivers except emergency and essential persons. No one should be on the roadways unless absolutely necessary. Contact your employer for work guidance. Check on X for information and updates. Sent: 01/25/2026, 6:00PM.

01/25/2026

ALERT HC: Sheriff McGuffey has issued a Level 2 SNOW ADVISORY in Hamilton County. Roads are hazardous and may be icy. Driving is very dangerous at this time. Only drive if necessary. Use extreme caution while traveling - drive slowly and increase following distance. Be aware of crews clearing roadways and local parking restrictions. Contact your employer to see if you must report to work in-person. For updates and information, check on X for info. Sent: 01/24/2026 10:52PM.

01/25/2026

As temperatures drop, it's important to make sure you've done preventative maintenance on heating equipment to help reduce the risk of fires. Click here for more home-heating safety tips:https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/image/upload/com.ohio.gov/SFM/Heating_Safety.pdf

01/24/2026

Stay safe while staying warm! When heating your home, make sure you follow these guidelines to protect you and your family against hazards including fires, injuries, and carbon monoxide poisoning. For more info, visit hcema.org.

Be safe and prepared. Don’t forget to check on your neighbors and if possible keep fire hydrants clear of snow. 1. Stay ...
01/24/2026

Be safe and prepared. Don’t forget to check on your neighbors and if possible keep fire hydrants clear of snow.
1. Stay off the roads if possible. If not, drive slow and leave plenty of room for emergency vehicles to pass.
2. Keep outdoor furnace ventilation openings clear of snow.
3. Keep space heaters clear of obstructions and away from furniture and walls.
4. Don’t use unsafe means of heating your home.
5. Ensure your flue is open before using a fireplace.
6. Know where your whole home water shut off is in case of broken pipes.

Now is the time to prepare for winter weather expected this weekend. Make sure you have essential supplies available in an emergency kit and sign up for Alert HC to receive the most up to date information.

The bowling tournament is back again!! See you on the lanes.
01/10/2026

The bowling tournament is back again!! See you on the lanes.

The annual Bowling Tournament is back, 3/7 Unit 2. Proceeds will benefit the down syndrome association and the Madeira Indian Hill Firefighters Association. You can register with the QR code on the bottom left and pay with the Venmo code on the bottom right. Interested in supporting the event though volunteering or donating? Send us a direct message. We look forward to seeing everyone, this year.

Unit 2 and families, celebrating Christmas. Happy holidays!
12/26/2025

Unit 2 and families, celebrating Christmas. Happy holidays!

12/12/2025

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