The Little Miami Joint Fire & Rescue District provides various services for both commercial and residential residents of the District, including Knox boxes, carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, and fire inspections. If you require any of these services, please reach out to us. We aim to focus on safety education and prevention; however, when the need arises for emergency services, the Little Miami Joint Fire & Rescue is ready to respond to the community’s needs.
Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors can be distributed to fire district residents who need them. CO detectors are especially given to households with elderly or young children.
If you would like additional information or need a detector call us at 513-271-3636
Operation Street Corner
This district service brings firefighters and equipment to the fire district’s neighborhoods. With Operation Street Corner, the on-duty crew reports to a predetermined location, allowing residents to view the equipment, learn about fire and life safety programs available, and have the firefighters address any questions about the fire district.
Fire Safety Inspections
Fire Safety Inspections occur annually within the fire district. Captain Mike Rackley oversees the inspection program, and nine fire inspectors assist in inspecting all commercial properties within the fire district.
The fire inspection program is a proactive approach to fire safety with the goal of keeping everyone in business. Fire inspections will be conducted on all properties, commercial or residential, where there is a concern for life safety or fire safety.
If you have any questions concerning the fire inspection program, call us at 513-271-3636
Knox Box Systems
Knox Box systems allow fire department personnel rapid access to locked buildings without causing damage to doors or windows.
Primarily used for commercial buildings for after-hours access in the event of a fire alarm, the Knox Box system is now being utilized by elderly residents with medical alarms. This allows emergency medical services entry without waiting on a neighbor or breaking in a door in the event the resident is unable to open it.
For more information on the Knox Box system, contact us at 513-271-3636.
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