Station 86
11637 Chester Rd -- (513) 563-0252
Station 87
11210 Reading Road -- (513) 671-2595
Station 88
7150 Fields Ertel -- (513) 489-7949

 

We Need Your Help
Go to your neighbor's yard and look at your house. Can you see the numbers on the house? Another way to tell if your numbers are visible is to drive by your house and look. When you need us, we do everything we can to get to you. If your numbers on the house are not readily visible from the street, it may be very difficult to find you. Every employee on the fire department is dedicated to preserving the life and property of our residents. With your help, we can do this more efficiently. Reflective numbers visible in evening hours are a tremendous help as well.

Ambulance Life Squad Service
The City of Sharonville provides Advanced Life Support (A.L.S.), Paramedic level of service, as well as Basic Life Support (B.L.S.), Emergency Medical Technician level of service to residents. The Paramedics are dispatched as first respondents to every medical emergency aid call that is received, and the level of care is determined after the paramedics evaluate the patient. The appropriate level of care is administered after this initial evaluation. There is a charge for these medical services and the cost for each level of care is billed at different rates. HealthServe is used to assist in filing medical claims with your insurance company. For billing questions the company is Life Force Management, and the phone number to call is:  1-800-770-4767.

Open Burn Permits
Permits for ceremonial bonfires must be obtained from the Fire Department with 48 hours prior notice. Call the office at (513) 563-0252. Open burning of brush, leaves, trash, etc. is not permitted!

Free Smoke Alarms
The Sharonville Kiwanis Club and the Fire Department provide free smoke detectors to residents who do not have them in their private homes. The Kiwanis Club provides the funding necessary to purchase smoke detectors and the Fire Department installs them. All units installed through this program will be tracked, and an annual reminder to replace the battery will be provided. The Fire Department's goal is to have at least one smoke detector in every home in the City of Sharonville. Please call (513) 563-0252. SMOKE DETECTORS SAVE LIVES! Please Replace your battery at least once a year, and test your smoke alarm (Push the button on the front of the alarm until it beeps) at least once a month.

CO Detectors
You should have a "CO" detector if you use a fossil fuel (natural gas, propane, wood, oil etc.).

Speakers Bureau
If you are the program chairman of an organization and would like to arrange for someone from the Fire Department to speak at a function, please call the main firehouse at 563-0252. Please try to give as much advance notice as possible.

Child Car Safety Seat Inspections
The Fire Department, with Children's Hospital, provides free child safety seat inspections to anyone who requests one. All you have to do is make an appointment at (513) 563-0252, Monday — Friday 8 a.m. — 5 p.m.

Fire House Tours
Tours of the firehouse and equipment can be arranged for organized groups by calling the office. The size or age of the group does not matter. The tour will be tailored to fit your needs.

Emergency Damage to Property
If your property suffers damage due to a storm or broken water pipe, please call for assistance. Equipment and personnel are available to help prevent further property damage.

Home Inspections
The Home Safe Inspection is a new program. Any resident can request an inspection of their home. A representative from the Police Department also will discuss security issues. We will inspect your residence for possible life safety hazards and unsafe practices in the home, such as the use of extension cords for permanent wiring. There are no penalties for unsafe practices. Our goal is to educate.

To schedule any of these services please call the firehouse at our non-emergency number 563-0252 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday thru Friday. The Services listed are above and beyond the everyday duties that your Fire Department provides to you, the citizens of Sharonville, in an ongoing attempt to keep Sharonville the safest City in the country.

For Emergency Situations Please call 911