Green Township Emergency Fire Dept

The Green Township Fire Department, established in 1943, is a volunteer fire and emergency medical service located in Salem, Ohio. Equipped with six fire trucks and two ambulances, the department has evolved from its humble beginnings of pulling farm sprayers to fires to a well-equipped service that holds a Class 5 Insurance Office Rating, benefiting local residents with reduced fire insurance costs. Generated from the website

Perry Township, located in Columbiana and Mahoning Counties, Ohio, is dedicated to providing accurate and up-to-date information to its residents. The township's website serves as a hub for details on the Trustees, Police Department, Fire Department, Zoning Department, as well as a calendar of events and historical background. The Perry Township Administration Building, situated at 2198 North Ellsworth Avenue in Salem, serves as a central point for township announcements and information. The Board of Trustees and Fiscal Officer conduct meetings at this location, fostering community engagement and transparency. The township is also home to the Perry Township Police Department, led by Police Chief Richard Kimble, and the volunteer-based Fire Department under Fire Chief Brandon Smith. The Zoning Department, overseen by Zoning Inspector Dan Bowers, ensures compliance with regulations and provides necessary permits for structural work or remodeling within the community. Generated from the website content

The City of Salem, Ohio, offers a range of services aimed at fostering a welcoming community for both residents and visitors. City Hall oversees essential departments such as the Fire Department, Health District, and Planning and Zoning, ensuring efficient governance and public safety. Generated from the website