Serving Johnson, Waterville, and Belvidere Since 1895...
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 Johnson Fire now has reflective 911 signs. These help the fire department find your house in the event of an emergency, be that of medical or fire. Each sign is custom made to reflect your personal numerical address. Signs may be ordered by calling the Fire Department directly, or call Cheif, Gordon Smith at 635-7550.
Johnson Fire Department Would Like To Extend Our Sincerest Thank You To The Employers That Let Our Fire Fighters Leave For Our Fire Calls... Thanks to: Johnson Hardware & Rental McMahon Chevy Manosh Co. Perfect Temp. Smugglers' Notch Resort Frank Dodge & Son Cb's Automotive Outback Design And Many More...
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The Town of Johnson is located within Lamoile County in the state of Vermont. We are positioned between Stowe, and Smugglers Notch in Jeffersonville. Our population is progressing toward 3,300 people. The town has a total area of 45 square miles. Our Fire Department provides Water Rescue and Wilderness Rescue Services as well as the general Fire Suppression Services.
Interested In Joining? The Johnson Fire Department is made up of people with all different backgrounds. We have members who are, Mechanics, Salesman, Contractors, Linemen, Engineers, College & High School Students, Dispatchers, and so many more... We come from all walks of life! This is what makes us JFD strong! At present moment, JFD has a full roster; however, check back regularly to check for openings.
 Duracell battery co. will donate 1 battery for each purchase of specially-marked 10-packs of Copper-Top AA or AAA and will donate 2 batteries for each 20 pack purchased. Each pack contains a unique code, which you can enter to direct your battery donation to a volunteer fire department of your choice at one of two web sites. www.duracell.com/protect or www.facebook.com/duracell.
Our fire department goes through many batteries in a year for different pieces of equipment such as gas detectors, air mask voice enhancers and most important the firefighters air packs; which these batteries are what power the electronic "Man-Down" alarm as well as the low air alarm.
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