The Ladoga Fire Station is located at 121 E. Main Street in the Town Hall Building.  The department is made up of 24 volunteers ranging in the ages from 21 to 50.  All firefighters are required to obtain the minimum 24 hour training course, although several firefighters have first responder and EMS training.

The Fire Department also provides service to areas in Clark and Scott Townships.

The volunteer fire fighters provide 24 hour protection and are dispatched using a pager system.  Dispatch is provided by the Crawfordsville Police Department through the E-911 system.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Emergency Calls                       911
Non-Emergency Calls              765-942-2531

LADOGA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2007

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DARYL HOLT, SCOTT LOWE, DIRK LEONARD, ROGER PERRY, TROY ELLESS

EQUIPMENT IN USE

            L1        97 FREIGHTLINER (1250 GPM)

            L2        TOWN TRUCK (750 GPM)

            L3        TANKER == 1000 GALLONS (500 GPM)  3000 DUMP TANK

            L4        TANKER == 3000 GALLONS WITH 3000 DUMP TANK

            L5        4X4 RESCUE TRUCK == CASCADE SYSTEM

            L6        4X4 GRASS TRUCK == 400 GALLONS

The first “Fire Truck” was purchased new in 1934 and is still in use today as a parade vehicle.

The fire department is currently seeking a planning grant from the OCRA for a feasibility study for a new fire department building which would provide several bays.  Currently they only have one overhead door providing limited exiting of equipment.