Madison Township Volunteer Fire Department

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Madison Township Volunteer Fire Department located in Wyatt Indiana on State Road 331. Contact us at 574-633-4915 for non-emergency issues!

With a month of October being fire prevention week there’s always good to get out and educate as many students and schoo...
10/23/2026

With a month of October being fire prevention week there’s always good to get out and educate as many students and schools as possible. Today, Madison Fire stopped and visited two Amish schools that are in our district. All the kids thoroughly enjoyed themselves and were pretty knowledgeable about what to do in case of an emergency.

Of course, that was a little boring to them because they wanted to go out side to see the fire truck and spray some water.

10/23/2026

Have you ever wondered how fire departments test their hoses every year? It is a requirement to have them tested every year, but here’s how it’s done. It has sustain 200 psi for a certain period of time without the hose actually rupturing.

Today was a very busy day at the house for almost 2500 feet of hose. You can imagine it is an all day project.

Service Test Pressures by Hose Type

• Attack & Forestry Hose: Minimum 300 psi (or the specific service test pressure marked on the hose).

• Supply Hose: Minimum 200 psi (or the specific service test pressure marked on the hose).

• Booster Hose: Tested to 110% of its maximum working pressure.

• Suction Hose: Tested via a dry-vacuum test (e.g., 22-inch mercury dry-vacuum test for 10 minutes).

• Occupant-Use (Cabinet) Hoses: Tested every 5 years initially, then every 3 years.

09/11/2026
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting this training!Classes like this provide amazing opportunities for our...
09/02/2026

We are excited to announce that we will be hosting this training!

Classes like this provide amazing opportunities for our firefighters and our mutual aid partners and support our mission of aggressive fire tactics that place the lives of our citizens as our highest priority.

We are proud to bring this level of training to our community and to train alongside our brothers and sisters from neighboring departments. More details below — we hope to see you there!

we will never forget those that sacrificed everything for our community. Thank you, Jamie for your sacrifice. It was a p...
08/05/2026

we will never forget those that sacrificed everything for our community. Thank you, Jamie for your sacrifice. It was a pleasure serving with you all those years ago.

We are proud to recognize and congratulate Maddy Youngman on her first full time fire department! Congratulations!
07/24/2026

We are proud to recognize and congratulate Maddy Youngman on her first full time fire department!

Congratulations!

PARTY SPACE RENTALS.If you or someone you know is looking to rent a party or meeting space, go to our website at MADISON...
07/18/2026

PARTY SPACE RENTALS.
If you or someone you know is looking to rent a party or meeting space, go to our website at MADISONTWPFIRE.COM or simply click the link below to reserve your rental. Our building provides you with a large open area with tables and chairs and a fully functional kitchen.

https://pci.jotform.com/form/261924538085161

This afternoon, Madison Fire was requested to assist Lakeville Fire Department with a serious 2-vehicle crash on Miami R...
07/16/2026

This afternoon, Madison Fire was requested to assist Lakeville Fire Department with a serious 2-vehicle crash on Miami Road just north of Shively.
Upon arrival, Squad 61 assisted with manpower and extrication.

One patient was transported to the hospital. Unfortunately, one driver did not survive.

After being released from the scene, Squad 61 was asked to cover the Lakeville-Union Township area while Lakeville and Center Township members remained on scene. While covering, Madison members responded to a medical call in Center Township.

Madison also had members in station to provide coverage for our own township while Squad 61 was covering Lakeville.

Our thoughts are with everyone involved.

Attention Madison Township Residents,After years of planning and waiting, we are proud to announce that work on our new ...
07/10/2026

Attention Madison Township Residents,

After years of planning and waiting, we are proud to announce that work on our new training facility is officially underway.

What originally began as a dream for our members to have a dedicated place to train has now become a reality. We know many members of our community have wondered what has taken so long. When we first received quotes from contractors in 2021, the estimated cost was more than $425,000. With inflation, that same project would cost approximately $1,000,000 in 2026.

The safety of our citizens and our members has always been our top priority. We believed this project was too important to abandon, so we began exploring ways to make it a reality while being responsible with taxpayer dollars. To significantly reduce costs, the members of the department volunteered to complete much of the work ourselves and source many of the materials. As a result, this approach is projected to save the taxpayers of Madison Township more than $750,000.

Many members of the community have asked what this project is and why it is taking so long to complete. Every firefighter working on this project is volunteering their time around full-time jobs, family commitments, and our ongoing responsibility to respond to fires, rescues, and medical emergencies throughout our community.

Once construction is complete, we plan to host an open house and invite the community to tour our training facility, fire station, and equipment.

The members of the Madison Township Fire Department are proud to serve and protect the citizens and neighbors of Madison Township. We appreciate your patience and continued support as we build a facility that will help us better prepare to serve our community for years to come.

Every year on July 4th, Americans come together to celebrate Independence Day, a powerful reminder of the birth of the U...
07/04/2026

Every year on July 4th, Americans come together to celebrate Independence Day, a powerful reminder of the birth of the United States in 1776 and the enduring spirit of liberty, unity, and resilience that has defined the nation ever since. It’s a time to reflect on the sacrifices made for freedom, the progress forged through struggle, and the shared hope for a brighter future.

Whether you’re attending a parade, hosting a barbecue, watching fireworks, or simply appreciating the meaning behind the red, white, and blue. Please remember to stay safe and make smart decisions.

Happy fourth!!

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66341 S. R. 331
Bremen, IN
46506

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