Liberty Township / Powell Fire Department

05/20/2026

In recognition of EMS week, Katherine Toney & Ally Gilliam from Nationwide Children's Hospital dropped off "goodies" for the Paramedics & EMT's. We appreciate the kindness and generosity they show each year.

05/15/2026

On May12 Firefighter/Paramedic T. Merdeath was recognized at the annual "Stroke Survivor & Caregiver" dinner hosted by OhioHealth & Riverside Hospital. His immediate actions during patient care resulted in a stoke patient having a positive outcome, leading to a full recovery.

05/12/2026

Last evening our Trustee Chair, Scott Donaldson had the pleasure of swearing in two new full-time Firefighters/EMT's. Please meet FF M. Schneider & FF J. Petrone. Congratulations to them both.

05/05/2026

In honor of Charlotte, daughter of our Medical Director, Dr. Erika Kube, we are pleased to sponsor a blood drive on June 11 from 1:00–4:00 PM at the YMCA.

We encourage you to consider signing up and to share this opportunity with others who may be interested in helping make a difference.

04/22/2026

Join for an exciting opportunity for area high school students! Sign up today for the Public Health Summer Academy — a week of hands-on learning, real-world skills, and career exploration.
📍 Delaware Public Health District
🗓 July 13–17, 2026
⏰ 9 AM – 3 PM
📚 Grades 9–12 | $100 (limited scholarships available)
📅 Applications open April 13, 2026
📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to apply

04/21/2026

⚠️ Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Clearing Up a Dangerous Myth ⚠️
There is false information circulating online claiming that carbon monoxide (CO) detectors don’t react fast enough to be useful. This statement is misleading and unsafe.
CO detectors are designed to alarm based on time and concentration, not at the first trace of CO. This is intentional and based on medical and safety research.
✅ Low, brief CO levels are not immediately life‑threatening
✅ Dangerous or sustained levels will trigger the alarm before severe harm occurs
✅ This design prevents constant nuisance alarms while still protecting lives
🚨 CO detectors are calibrated to alert you before carbon monoxide reaches deadly levels, not after. If detectors alarm instantly at very low spikes, people would disable them—creating a far greater risk.
What actually prevents CO poisoning:
• Proper installation and annual maintenance of fuel‑burning appliances
• Keeping exhaust vents and chimneys clear
• Never using fuel‑burning equipment indoors or in garages
• Installing CO detectors on every level of the home and near sleeping areas
• Testing detectors regularly and replacing expired units
🛑 CO detectors are not defective because they don’t alarm immediately. They are functioning exactly as designed to provide accurate, reliable protection.
Carbon monoxide is invisible, odorless, and deadly — working CO detectors and well‑maintained appliances save lives. Misinformation puts people at risk.
Please help keep your family and community safe by sharing accurate information.

04/15/2026

📞💙 National Telecommunicators Week Appreciation 💙📞

In celebration of National Telecommunicators Week, the Liberty Township Fire Department was proud to drop off lunch and dinner to show our appreciation for the incredible Delaware County Communications team. Your dedication behind the scenes makes all the difference, and we are grateful for everything you do—every hour of every day.

Pictured here are Battalion Chief Hanf, Fire Chief Reardon, Coco the First Responder Dog, and Administrative Assistant to the Fire Chief Brenda Lindeboom.

Thank you to the Delaware County Communications, for being the calm voice, steady hand, and critical link when it matters most. We appreciate you today and always. 🚓🚒📡

04/14/2026

04/02/2026

🚒 NOW HIRING | Full-Time Community Care & Risk Reduction Specialist 🚑
The Liberty Township Fire Department is seeking a Full-Time Community Care & Risk Reduction Specialist to join our growing, progressive organization!
As one of the fastest‑growing communities in Ohio, Liberty Township is expanding services to better support community health and safety. This unique role blends community paramedicine, risk reduction, public education, and mobile healthcare to reduce emergency demand and improve outcomes for at‑risk residents.
For More Information visit, www.libertytwp.org/211/Employment-Opportunities

If you’re passionate about community health, prevention, and proactive EMS, we encourage you to apply!

Find your perfect career with Liberty Township.

04/02/2026

💊 National Prescription Drug Take Back Day 💊
🗓 Saturday, April 25, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Help keep our community safe by disposing of unused, unwanted, or expired medications properly. Drop‑off is free, anonymous, and safe.
📍 Nearby Collection Sites:

Perry Township Police Department (Building 1) – approx. 7 miles
Worthington Division of Police – approx. 7 miles
Sharon Township Police Department – approx. 7 miles
Union County Sheriff’s Office

Jerome Township Fire Station 211 – approx. 12 miles
Pleasant Valley Fire Department – approx. 12 miles

Clinton Township Police Department – approx. 13 miles

✅ Protect your family
✅ Prevent drug misuse
✅ Safely dispose of medications
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