Providence Twp. Fire & Rescue, Station 1

Providence Township, located in the southwestern corner of Lucas County, Ohio, is a historic township that was established in 1836. It is the only township named Providence in the state and is bordered by various townships and communities. With its picturesque location along the Maumee River, Providence Township offers a range of services including fire and rescue, road maintenance, and township governance, ensuring the well-being and safety of its residents and visitors. The township is home to two unincorporated communities, Neapolis and Providence, and features notable attractions such as the Providence Metropark and the South Fork of the Wabash Cannonball Bike Trail. The fire and rescue services in Providence Township are provided by a dedicated team of part-time paid and volunteer firefighters and emergency medical technicians. Additionally, the township maintains a network of roads, including state and county roads, and is governed by a three-member Board of Trustees and a Fiscal Officer.Generated from the website

The Whitehouse Fire Department, established in 1896, is dedicated to protecting and serving the communities of Whitehouse, OH, and the surrounding area. With a staffed station, a full-time Fire Chief, and a team of dedicated firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs, they respond to emergency calls 24/7, offering quality service and support to residents and neighboring communities. Committed to professionalism, integrity, and compassion, the Whitehouse Fire Department fulfills its mission through specialized training, innovative techniques, and devoted teamwork. They prioritize community outreach and strive to provide the highest level of care and safety to their communities.Generated from the website