Tag: South Bend Warsaw/Wayne Fire Territory
WARSAW – This week is National Rail Safety Week, Sept. 22-28. The city of Warsaw supports the campaign and encourages residents to reflect on their own habits and make changes to protect their lives and the safety of train engineers, said a news release. Accidents that involve trains are catastrophic to communities when it comes …read more.
WARSAW — An activated fire alarm at the Kosciusko County Justice Building brought Warsaw/Wayne Fire Department with assistance from Winona Lake around 7:20 a.m. today, Nov. 19. An initial report received was smoke could be smelled in the prosecutor’s office. Sheriff’s deputies in the building and in the jail division quickly searched the jail for …read more.
By KATY BERGER Communications Specialist, Kosciusko REMC WARSAW — Family Safety Day, presented by the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory, and sponsored by Kosciusko REMC and Lutheran Health Network KCH, is this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Warsaw’s Central Park and Center Lake Pavilion. This year’s Family Safety Day will continue to offer free …read more.
A desire to deliver equal service to all residents of Warsaw and Wayne Township is becoming a reality. The Warsaw/Wayne Fire Territory was formed in 2009 and all residents serviced by the fire territory are paying the same tax rate. But response time to the southern part of the township can take up to nine …read more.
Hopefully the third time will be the charm for Warsaw’s tornado siren testing. The Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory announced today it will again test the tornado sirens in the city on Monday. The siren was moved recently from the former city hall on Market Street to Warsaw/Wayne Fire Station 1. Due to the move and some …read more.
Members of the Warsaw/Wayne Fire Territory were called to South Bend Sunday afternoon to assist with evacuation efforts following a plane crash in a residential neighborhood. Around 4:30 p.m. a private jet crashed into a residential area of the city and hit three homes. Two people died in the crash, including a former well-known Oklahoma …read more.