Fire Department

 

Your Fire Department responds to a vast array of incidents including medical emergencies, fires, fire alarms, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and service related calls. The composition of the Fire Department includes thirty-seven budgeted positions. There are thirty-three positions in the Fire Suppression Division, a Fire Inspector, EMS Coordinator, a Fire Chief, and a civilian Executive Secretary. Responses are provided by personnel and equipment from: Station 1, 18300 Beech-Daly; Headquarters-Station 2, 15145 Beech-Daly; and Station 3, 10101 Beech-Daly.

These stations are manned twenty-four hours a day three hundred sixty-five days a year by full time professional firefighters. These firefighters are assigned to three platoons that are under the command of three respective Battalion Chiefs, which are State of Michigan certified, at a minimum, as Fire Officer 2. Each of the two Engine and Rescue Squad Companies is under the command of a Lieutenant, which oversees station operations and initial emergency operations. These six Lieutenants, two of which are assigned to each of the three platoons at Station's 1 and 3, are State of Michigan certified, at a minimum, as Fire Officer 1. There are nine Engineers which operate three Fire Engines on their respective platoons, and they are State of Michigan certified, at a minimum, as Fire Pump Operators. All entry level Firefighters must be Paramedic certified and be State of Michigan certified, at a minimum, as Firefighter 2.

Most of your firefighters (31) attained Paramedic licensure levels when our ALS program was implemented over a decade ago, while two attained Specialist licensure levels. Additionally, two have Basic level licensures. For the first time in the history of the Fire Department, the Fire Chief possesses a Basic level of licensure. This exemplifies the Township's commitment to provide Fire Department based Emergency Medical Services quickly, assuring the residents and visitors that they receive the best services possible. Through attrition, the entire Fire Department will achieve its goal of employing 100% Paramedic Certified personnel.

The Fire Prevention Division consists of a Fire Inspector. His responsibilities consist of code enforcement, plan review, cause and origin, fire safety, fire safety education and consulting. This division is located at 15145 Beech Daly (Point-to-Point Driving Directions) and can be contacted at 313-387-2638 or on line at fireinspector@redfordtwp.com.

Our Fire Stations

Fire Station Headquarters

Fire Department Headquarters (Station 2)
15145 Beech-Daly
Fire Chief Jim Gomulka, firechief@redfordtwp.com
Executive Secretary Sheryl Klotz, sherylk@redfordtwp.com
Battalion Chief: Chief 3, bconduty@redfordtwp.com
Fire Prevention Division; Fire Inspector/Engineer Dave Garland, fireinspector@redfordtwp.com
Emergency Medical Services Division; EMS Coordinator/Engineer Rob Pepper, emsc@redfordtwp.com

Fire Station One

Fire Station 3
10101 Beech-Daly
station3@redfordtwp.com
which houses the following personnel and equipment:
Personnel: Lieutenant, Engineer, Commercial Engineer, and (2) Firefighter/Medics.
Equipment: Engine 3, Engine 2, and Rescue 3

Fire Station Three

Redford Fire Station 1
18300 Beech-Daly, station1@redfordtwp.com
which houses the following personnel and equipment:
Personnel: Lieutenant, Engineer, (2) Firefighter/Medics.
Equipment: Engine 1, Rescue 1


Announcements

 

Fire Safety Announcement

Fire Safety Announcement

Click here for more info

 


NOTICE:

Redford Township Fire Department will be flushing hydrants beginning Monday, October 3, 2011. Flushing will be done between 9:00 AM and 2:30 PM Mondays through Thursdays, and between 9:00 AM and 12 noon on Fridays. We anticipate completing this process by October 31, 2011.

The areas affected will be as follows:

Between Inkster and Five Points from 7 Mile to 8 Mile roads in the north end, and between Inkster and Hazelton from Joy to Plymouth roads in the south.

During this time residents are requested to check the clarity of their water prior to doing laundry, as the discoloration in the water may stain clothing. The discoloration will subside within a short time and with the use of the water. The discoloration does not affect the water quality.

Thank you for your cooperation.

 

Memorial Golf Outing

Mike Bettley Memorial Golf Outing

Click here for more info


Muscular Dystrophy Association collection campaign:
MDA Fill the Boot Weekend
July 29 & 30 From 10am to 2pm

Redford Township Firefighters and IAFF Local 1206 will be collecting in front of the fire stations in the township.

State fire marshals December Letter
Click here to view the letter.
Redford Firefighters collecting
for Toys For Tots
Click here for more information.
Turkey Fryer Safety Information 2010
Return To School Safety Information

"Asbestos In The Home: A Homeowner's Guide"

Asbestos Floor Tile Removal: Frequently Asked Questions

Checklist for Firefighting Operations

Click here to view a tribute to firefighters: www.youtube.com/v/QZFkZiwMLZ4
Halloween Safety Tips
Click here for The Detroit Fire Fighters Association's First Annual Ball Flyer

Consumer fireworks risks exposed by leading health and safety advocates. Click Here.


Fire Marshal has Important Bulletin Regarding Your Fire Extinguishers

Click Here for More Information
Your Fire Department wants you to know these are NOT TOYS!!!!!

Click here to find out more.
Press Release

Click here to find out more.

Lasko Recalls Box and Pivoting Floor Fans Posing Fire Hazard.
Click Here.

Employment Opportunity

General Employment Application:
Click here

The Charter Township of Redford Police and Fire Civil Service Commission is accepting applications for the position of auxiliary FIREFIGHTER for the purpose of establishing an eligibility list.
Click here

The Redford Township Police Department is currently accepting applications for Reserve Police Officers. This is a volunteer position.
Click here

 

Action Center
The NEW "Action Center" allows citizens to maintain an open dialogue with their Township Government. Citizens can fill out and submit forms online to report incidents, provide feedback, request tours and more.
Click here to get started!

 

Safety Videos
Community Help

Did you know that the Redford Firefighters Fund loans wheelchairs, walkers, canes and crutches to Redford residents free of charge? Contact the South Fire Station for availability @ 937-2029. (Must show proof of residency at time of pick-up.)

REDFORD FIRE
DEPARTMENT

Our Personnel serve out of three stations.

  1. HEADQUARTERS:
    15145 Beech Daly, Redford,
    Michigan 48239
    Chief Jim Gomulka,
    Battalion Chief, Executive Secretary,
    Fire Prevention Division,
    Fire Inspector
    Emergency Medical Services Division
    Point-to-Point Driving Directions
  2. NORTH STATION::
    18300 Beech Daly,
    Redford, Michigan 48240
    Lieutenant, Engineer,
    2 Firefighter/Medics
    Point-to-Point Driving Directions
  3. SOUTH STATION:
    10101 Beech Daly,
    Redford, Michigan 48239
    Lieutenant, Engineer, Commercial Engineer,
    2 Firefighter/Medics
    Point-to-Point Driving Directions

Email: fire_inspector@redfordtwp.com

This web site has been established for informational purposes only. Requests for police services, inquiries or information you wish to convey to the Redford Police Department should be directed through telephone or written correspondence. The Redford Police Department will not respond to, nor act upon, any information or requests sent by Email.

Do 1 Thing

Tornado - Heat Wave - Ice Storm Emergency Preparedness seems overwhelming!

Do 1 Thing… to prepare yourself, your family, and your community

What is Do 1 Thing?
Do 1 Thing is a twelve month preparedness program that focuses on a different area of emergency preparedness each month, and provides a range of preparedness options for each topic. The program will initially run from February 07 to January 08 and then begin again.

How is it different than other preparedness efforts?

The goal of Do 1 Thing is to improve community disaster resiliency by moving individuals through the process of disaster preparedness: from awareness to intention to action.

By offering a range of preparedness options and incorporating themes of personal and social responsibility, the program is designed to address the reasons that people have not prepared in the past. The effectiveness of the program will be evaluated throughout the course of the year by your fire department.

How does it work?
Individuals will be encouraged to take one step each month in a specific area of preparedness.

Featured each month will be a new task toward your emergency preparedness.
December Do 1 Thing Flyer
November Do 1 Thing Flyer
October Do 1 Thing Flyer
September Do 1 Thing Flyer
August Do 1 Thing Flyer
July Do 1 Thing Flyer
June Do 1 Thing Flyer
May Do 1 Thing Flyer
April Do 1 Thing Flyer
March Do 1 Thing Flyer