Town of Danville, Indiana

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Fire Department

The origin of Danville's Fire Department reaches all the way back to 1869. Since those early days when a handful of volunteers would team up to fight a fire with a horse-drawn cart, the department has evolved into a professionally trained and well-equipped organization consisting of Paid on Call, Part-Time, and Full-Time personnel. All Danville Fire Department personnel are trained as Firefighters and Emergency Medical Service providers.

The Danville Fire Department provides fire protection services for both Center and Marion Townships. Averaging between 1,500 to 2,000 calls for service a year, the department continues to meet the demands of a growing community with continued dedication and increased efficiency.

The Danville Fire Department has two fire stations: Station 191 is located at 49 N. Wayne ST. Danville, IN 46122 is home to the Danville Fire Department Administrative Offices. Station 192 is located at 100 Twin Bridges Road and is staffed 24/7 with response personnel.

For all media inquiries, contact us at media@DanvilleIN.gov

Emergencies:

If you have an emergency dial 911.

Our first priority is responding to emergencies, always dialing 911 in the event of an emergency.

We provide emergency medical services, patient transport, fire suppression, and rescue services.

The non-emergency dispatch number is 317-839-8700. This number and 911 are the two that are directly available 24/7/365. Citizens are also able to text 911 anywhere in Indiana, including Hendricks County.

Open Burning:

Open Burning is permitted under certain conditions within the town of Danville, as permitted by Indiana State Law. The Danville Fire Department STRONGLY recommends that if burning takes place, use EXTREME CAUTION. The State provides guidelines on open burning that the Danville Fire Department follows.

Town of Danville Outdoor Burning Ordinance

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