New Knoxville Washington Township Fire Department

Wapakoneta Fire-EMS, formerly known as the Deluge Fire Company and later as the Wapakoneta Fire Department, has been serving the community since 1865. With a rich history dating back to the purchase of fire equipment in the 19th century, the department now operates as a single station with 24-hour staffing, providing a range of emergency services including fire prevention, EMS, and specialized rescue operations. Comprised of 16 career firefighter EMTs and additional auxiliary staff, Wapakoneta Fire-EMS boasts a fleet of modern firefighting and rescue vehicles, alongside a historic 1943 Seagrave pumper. Proud of its tradition and heritage, the department not only serves the City of Wapakoneta but also extends its protection to Duchoquet Township, covering a total of 16 square miles with dedicated and skilled personnel.Generated from the website

Shawnee Township Administration Building, located in Lima, Ohio, oversees the operations of the city. The city is made up of various departments, such as utilities, public servants, police, fire rescue, roads and zoning. The police department is equipped with modern police vehicles and communications equipment. It is supported by a 24-hour public safety division communications center through which officers have instant access to the National Crime Information Center, the Ohio Law Enforcement Automated Data System and nationwide teletype communications capability with other law enforcement and criminal justice agencies. The city s zoning commission is designated by the board of township trustees and assists in the amendment, interpretation, administration and enforcement of the zoning resolution. It recommends approval and denial in cases of requests for change of zoning and is responsible for the review and approval of planned unit developments.