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2 weeks ago

Close Before you Doze! Simply closing the door before you go to bed could save your life.

youtu.be/Nu5ICj3LwqEOn October 8, 2017, for Fire Prevention Week, the UL Firefighter Safety Research institute repurposed one of their test structures to demonstrate the importa... ... See MoreSee Less

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Valley City Fire Department added 3 new photos.

2 weeks ago

Don't forget we have reflective address signs available to purchase down at the fire station. These signs make it easier for us to locate your address during an emergency. Green reflective signs $12, green signs with post $15. ... See MoreSee Less

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Remember to put them next to your driveway even if your mailbox is across the street.

Sarah Chubb Sitko we should post one of these posts one day too

Valley City Fire Department shared Medina County Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security's post.

2 weeks ago

Tomorrow will be a nationwide test of the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).

There are two major components of IPAWS; the emergency alert system (EAS) and the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA). The EAS is what sends the alerts you may hear over the TV every once in a while during routine tests or severe weather events. WEA's are the text notifications you receive on your cell phones if there is a flash flood warning or amber alert, among other things. While the EAS has been tested nationwide every September over the last few years, the WEA has not yet been tested on such a large scale, and that is what makes tomorrow's test unique.

At 2:18pm, cell phones will receive a test message with the title "Presidential Alert" that will read "THIS IS A TEST of the National Wireless Emergency Alert System. No action is needed."

While we hope this system will never need to be utilized, it is in place to allow for timely warnings to the public should an event of national significance ever occur. ... See MoreSee Less

Month	Fire	EMS
YTD	206	430
Jan	22	38
Feb	11	26
Mar	16	32
Apr	13	30
May	11	35
Jun	14	34
Jul	20	44
Aug	14	40
Sep	14	40
Oct	10	31
Nov	43	39
Dec	18	41

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