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Support Services
MTFD Support Services is a vital part of the department. Based on the "Ladies Auxillary" of the past, these dedicated people provide drinks and food to the firefighters at scenes and training, assist with organizing special events like parades and fundraisers. If you are interested in serving your community through the fire department, but not interested in fighting fires, this may be for you. Contact Kasey Taylor at MTFD Headquarters (812-294-1738) or email kaseytaylor@mtvfd.com
Neighboring fire department in
Floyd County. This is a link
to their Facebook page.
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The Monroe Township Fire Department, established in 1949, is a volunteer organization committed to serving the citizens of Henryville and Underwood of Monroe Township in northern Clark County, Indiana. We provide fire suppression, vehicle rescue, EMT/First-Responder services, swift water rescue, and rope rescue. Additionally, we serve the community by hosting events, participating in fire prevention and youth education, school tours and demonstrations, boy scout tours and demonstrations, and we are available 24/7 to assist our citizens in any way possible.
We survived the March 2nd F4 Tornado.
Our motto is "At Your Service Since 1949", and we strive to live up to it. We are the firefighters of Monroe Township, and we hope this website allows you to learn about what we do and who we are. Feel free to contact the officers or administration anytime should you have a need, question, or concern.
Below is a video made of up events, incidents, training, and fun moments of 2012 at MTFD. Also included (towards the end) is footage from the responders during the March 2nd Tornado.
Saturday, October 19th. 2pm-7pmWhere: Henryville Community CenterCome support MTFD and WHAS CRUSADE FOR CHILDREN. Music, Bake Sale and of course all the chili you could want. All-you-can-eat (and JUDGE the chili): $3.00 per person. To enter, bring a pot of your own chili and $10.00 entry f...
Every Monday evening, the Firefighters of Monroe Township conduct regular training and drills. Even if it is something we have done over and over for years, we make sure to always practice the essential skills to be ready when called. This particular evening we practiced drafting water fro...
Several new Firefighters are participating in a regional Firefighter I Class, hosted by Clarksville Fire Department. They have been studying, training and working hard for the past few months. Tonight they completed the final portion of the hands-on practical skills. Here are are a couple photos of ...
The Monroe Township Fire Department celebrated Christmas and 2012 together by gathering at Wooded Glen Retreat Center for their annual Christmas Dinner and Awards Banquet.
Many local departments as well as the Peachtree City, Georgia fire department were present and recognized for their assistance...
Around 2145 hours, Sellersburg and Monroe Township Fire Departments were dispatched to a possible house fire on Bennettsville Road (Sellersburg District 3) Sellersburg units arrived to find smoke showing. MTFD 2021, 2024, 2061 and 2063 responded. Interior attack was initially delayed due to rep...
MTFD, along with Yellow EMS and CCSO were dispatched to the 22000 block of US 31 north for a report of a Motor Vehicle Crash, involving a vehicle into a house. 2001 arrived on scene and reported a two-car accident, with injuries. One vehicle went broke a natural gas line and struck a residence. ...
Monday, April 29th during the mid-morning hours, MTFD and Sellersburg were dispatched to the 1400 block of Country Lake Road for a structure fire with a possible rescue situation. While enroute, Engine 2022 was advised that there was likely an occupant still in the residence, according to reports fr...
While assisting Sellersburg FD at the storage unit fire, Monroe was dispatched to a piece of logging equipment on fire in the Forestry off Mountaim Grove Rd. Dispatchers reported that the fire was approximately two miles back in the woods on a logging road. 2022 was working on loading hose to respon...
