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| Angie Romano |
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The City of Oregon is a growing community and is the second largest city in Lucas County with approximately 20,000 citizens, covering 28 1/2 square miles. The City has Mutual Aid Pacts with all Lucas County and Ottawa County Fire Departments. We are proud of our city and our Fire Department. We are certain that as you become more familiar with our services, you will agree. |
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The Oregon Fire Department was organized in 1937 and has been growing ever since. The City of Oregon provides a part-time fire department with three modern fire stations equipped with the highest quality fire equipment. Number 1 Station is located at 5002 Seaman Rd., Number 2 Station is located at 1102 S. Wheeling St., and Number 3 Station is located at 4421 Bayshore Rd. The Fire Administration office is located behind Number 1 Station on Seaman Road. In 2020, the Oregon Fire Department answered 3,717 fire and rescue calls. |
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Sixty volunteer part-time firefighters are led by a full-time Chief, full-time Assistant Fire Chief who also serves as the Chief of Fire Prevention, and three part-time District Fire Chiefs. The Fire Department also employs a full-time Training Officer and a full-time Administrative Assistant. The part-time firefighters' excellent response time is a result of their living in every neighborhood in the City and responding from home, work, or leisure through a state-of-the-art aging system. Many times they are able to control a fire in its infancy, preventing it from getting out of control. |
Station #41
| Battalion Chief | Andy Reichert |
| Captain | TJ Saunders |
| Captain | Jim Reindel |
| Captain | Tom Menden, Jr. |
| Captain | Kelley Moore |
| Captain | Richard Nelson |
| Lieutenant | Mark Labuhn |
| Lieutenant | Ben Warnke |
| Lieutenant | Steve Sprague |
| Lieutenant | John Myers |
| Lieutenant | Mark Bihn |
| Lieutenant | Sean Beavers |
| Lieutenant | Tom Csizek |
| Firefighters | Recruits |
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Glenn Bates James Reindel Jr. Robert Tolles Zach Vargo |
Victor Blankenship |
Station #42
| Battalion Chief | Gary Selleck |
| Assistant Battalion Chief | Mark Ellis |
| Captain | Tom Baker |
| Captain | Kevin Pack |
| Captain | Chris Mullins |
| Lieutenant | Ryan Shafer |
| Lieutenant | Tom Phillips |
| Lieutenant | Tyler Pitsenbarger |
| Lieutenant | Jeff Naugle |
| Lieutenant | Pamela Wright |
| Firefighters | Recruits |
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Josh Ellis |
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Station #43
| Battalion Chief | Andy Laurell |
| Captain | Ron Hartzell |
| Captain | Shawn Duncan |
| Captain | Jeff Ellis |
| Captain | Matt Wohlgamuth |
| Lieutenant | Matt Hagedorn |
| Lieutenant | Chris Rutkowski |
| Lieutenant | Craig Wisniewski |
| Firefighters | Recruits |
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Todd Jadlocki William Gallagher Connor Heinz |
The Life Squad in Oregon is part of the Lucas Country EMS System which has 11 advanced life support (ALS) squads located throughout Lucas County as follows: City of Toledo 6, City of Maumee 1, Sylvania 1, City of Oregon 1, Springfield Township 1, and Village of Whitehouse 1. The County contracts with the City of Oregon who hires the Paramedics and houses the vehicles at Fire Station #41. The Life Squad is designated as LS-8 and answers calls primarily in the City of Oregon and Jerusalem Township. LS-8 can be dispatched anywhere in Lucas County as needed for ALS service.
Staff
13 full-time Paramedics 24 hour on/48 hour off rotation
65 paid on call EMT-Basics
Personnel - (Full-time Paramedics)
| Jeff Nissen | Larry Voigt, Jr. |
| Mark Keller | Devin VanGorder |
| Doug Cousino | CJ Burnette |
| Greg Pollauf | Tim Romstadt |
| Jack McKenzie | Joe Purtee |
| Phil Jimenez |
John Romstadt |
| Jim Rose |
Training
Advanced Life Support - ACLS, BTLS, Pediatric BTLS, in addition the paramedics perform and interpret 12 lead EKG in the field, which shortens treatment times for heart attack victims.
