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Perry Township Fire Department

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2:30 P.M. The following roads are closed until further notice in anticipation of the river rising. We will send out notification when the roads are open.

Road Name------->From---------->ToSeminary Rd Duesner Rd. Old Henderson Rd.Happe Rd. Duesner Rd. Old Henderson Rd.Golden Rule Rd. Old Henderson Seminary Rd.Roth Rd. Seminary Cypress DaleCypress Dale Seminary W. FranklinS. Weinbach Levee River Rd.Long Rd Happe Rd Old Henderson Rd.From Vanderburgh County Highway Department and Evansville / Vanderburgh County Emergency Management Agency ... See MoreSee Less

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Come join us on Saturday, March 14th, for Fire Dog Kia’s Family Fun Day!

We’re celebrating Kia’s 3rd birthday at the AMC Theatres parking lot (5600 Pearl Drive) with fun demonstrations, hands-on activities, and plenty of fire trucks for the kids to explore.Wholesomes Pet Food will be there, handing out some great swag, too!And since it’s Pi Day (3/14), we’ll be kicking off a week-long fundraiser with pre-sales of delicious pies from the Be Happy Pie Company.Mark your calendar, bring the kids, and come enjoy a fun day with Fire Dog Kia and your local firefighters! ... See MoreSee Less

Come join us on Satu

We are hosting an upcoming Indiana Traffic Incident Management Responder Training course this week:

Date: February 11, 2026Start Time: 5:30PM-9:30PM CSTLocation: Perry Township Fire Department - HeadquartersAddress: 5201 Middle Mt. Vernon Rd. Evansville, IN 47712Registration: Please register through ACADIS: TIM In Person – TIM0061 ... See MoreSee Less

We are hosting an up

Your rescue crews from Perry Township Fire Dept, Marrs Township Volunteer Fire Department, Black Township Fire & Rescue, and USI Public Safety enjoyed the beautiful 20-degree day to conduct some Ice Rescue training.

When we arrived at the lake at USI, we noticed human footprints had crossed the ice. Thankfully, whoever made them also returned safely. During training, we found the ice thickness varied widely. Some areas were around 6 inches thick, while underwater currents left other spots with an inch or less of ice. That made the training all the more real, knowing how easily an adventure could have taken someone into those hidden current areas.That kind of inconsistency makes it easy to step out with confidence, only to hear cracking and suddenly plunge into icy water.Huge thanks to all the instructors and crews who trained in harsh conditions to make sure we are always ready when our community needs us. ... See MoreSee Less

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