Fire stations are the heart of the fire department. They serve as central locations to house firefighters, fire apparatus and equipment between calls for service. Our fire stations serve as training locations for firefighters to improve their skills, and public service locations to install car seats, check blood pressures, and educate children and adults alike on fire safety. Feel free to stop by your local fire station for a tour or to ask any fire or safety related questions you may have.

 

Fire Station #1
6633 Monroe St.
Sylvania, Ohio 43560

 

Located diagonally across Monroe Street from the City of Sylvania Government Center, Fire Station #1 serves the entire northern half of the Sylvania Township and City either as the first or second due response station. Station #1 is first due to Lourdes College, Northview High School, St. Joseph’s School, Maplewood, Highland, and Sylvan Elementary schools as well as the Franciscan Academy, Flower Hospital and the downtown section of the City of Sylvania. Built in 1931, Station #1 is the oldest continually operating fire station in Sylvania.

 

 

 

Fire Station #2
3006 N. McCord Rd.
Toledo, Ohio 43615

 

The new Fire Station #2 is located at 3006 N. McCord Road and opened in June of 2011.  Station #2 covers the southern portion of the Sylvania community which includes Wildwood Metropark, the new Wildwood Orthopedic and Spine Hospital, McCord Jr. High School, Stranahan Elementary School, the famous "Central Avenue Strip" of auto dealers and a large number of commercial occupancies on Central Ave. both east and west of McCord Rd.

 

Fire Station #3
5056 Haddon Rd.
Toledo, Ohio 43623

 

Completed July 2010, Station #3 is the newest station in Sylvania and is located on the corner of Haddon Road and Whiteford Road just north of Monroe Street. “Number 3’s” responds first-due to a mixture of commercial and residential buildings in the eastern portion of Sylvania. 

 

 

 

 

Fire Station #4
8210 Sylvania Ave.
Sylvania, Ohio 43560

 

Fire Station #4 opened in 2001 and following substantial upgrades, it also houses the fire administration offices including the fire prevention bureau. Its primary response district is the western and central portions of the Sylvania community and includes Timberstone Jr. High School, Southview High School, the Sylvania Senior Center, the Tam-O-Shanter Sports Complex and Mayberry Village.