Starting January 6th Napoleon Fire Training Division will be hosting a sixty (60) hour continuing education course for paramedics. This course will be led by Carol and Scott Hibbard. This course is designed to meet all the required topics and hours outlined by the NREMT to recertify your paramedic license.

Napoleon Fire & Rescue is hiring Adjunct Fire and EMS Instructors for its training division. These positions are not part of the emergency response of the fire department. Therefore, instructors are not expected to fulfill on-call hours or training requirements. The sole responsibility of the adjunct instructor is to conduct

Job Classification: Firefighter/Paramedic – Entry-level or Lateral The Napoleon Fire Department is currently hiring for an Entry Level or Lateral Firefighter/Paramedic.  All candidates must complete the National Testing Network’s Personal History Questionnaire (PHQ), FireTEAM exam and FireFighter Mile physical agility test by March 1st, 2019.  Candidates that have a Firefighter Mile

Please click this link to see the annual report for 2018.  Annual Report 2018. Napoleon Fire and Rescue appreciates the ongoing support of the community. What can you expect from our annual report. – Incident Statistics – Response Times – Fire Prevention Information – Public Education Information – Ongoing Training

The Napoleon Fireman’s Association will be picking up LIVE Christmas trees on January 11th starting at 7 am. We ask that all trees are placed to the curb the night before. If you have any questions please call the station.

  Napoleon Fire and Police Departments Urge Citizens to Celebrate Safely This July 4th     With Independence Day just around the corner, Napoleon Fire & Police Departments are urging citizens to practice safety when considering the use of fireworks in their celebrations. Ohio Law prohibits fireworks except for “novelty

Napoleon Fire and Rescue has received their new water and ice rescue airboat. Fire Chief O’Brien said “I am proud that our department can provide a level of safety to our many boaters who frequent the Maumee River.  Boaters can feel safer knowing we have the ability to help them in

Red Cross and Napoleon Fire Department partner to Install Smoke Alarms and Teach People Fire Safety The American Red Cross along with the Napoleon Fire Department will be going door-to-door as part of its Sound the Alarm Campaign to teach people how to be prepared for home fires and install

You can find local help for many different problems by contacting 2-1-1.  The 2-1-1 service is available throughout the U.S and is a way to find help in many different times of crisis.  Please see their website or dial 2-1-1.  The services include: Supplemental food and nutrition programs Shelter and