Cedarville Township Offices

Miami Township Fire-Rescue (MTFR) is a dedicated fire department primarily composed of volunteers, supported by three full-time and eight part-time employees. Serving a 24 square mile area that includes Clifton, Yellow Springs, and surrounding unincorporated parts of Miami Township, the department offers Advanced Life Support emergency medical transportation, fire prevention and suppression, rescue services, and safety education to both residents and over one million annual visitors. Funded through a property tax levy and EMS transport billing, MTFR operates from two fire stations and is committed to community service, celebrating over 100 years of its mission. The department also provides various training courses in collaboration with the American Heart Association, and actively recruits volunteers to strengthen its services. Generated from the website

Established in 1948, the Xenia Township Fire Department is administered by the city government of Xenia Township in Ohio. The department provides emergency services to the residents of Xenia Township and Caesarscreek Township in Ohio. It governs various fire stations and employs more than 60 volunteers and full- and part-time staff members. The Xenia Township Fire Department offers fire protection, inspection and public safety education services. It also undertakes automobile crash extrication and trench and confined space rescue operations. The fire department additionally provides care for victims of trauma, illnesses and injuries. The Xenia Township Fire Department maintains a range of apparatus, including fire engines, tankers, command staff vehicles, and brushfire and rescue utility trucks.