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The History of Cleveland Fire Station 21 and Engine 2

Originally, Station 2 was built on Champlain St. between Seneca (West3rd) and Ontario at an alley called Diebolt Place. In 1924 the station was moved to 317 Huron Rd due to construction of the Terminal Tower.

The 317 Huron Rd. station was demolished in 1954 for the construction of I-77, and Engine 2 was moved to Station 21 to share quarters with the fireboat. Engine 2 is the oldest continuous service company in the department without changes since 1863. -more

Fire Awards Ceremony held 10/8/09

Fire Awards Ceremony held 10/8/09
This event is held annually during Fire Prevention Week which is the first full week of October and honors firefighters as well as engine and truck companies, rescue squads and civilians.   more
State Farm Insurance: Donation for New Fire Safety House

State Farm Insurance: Donation for New Fire Safety House
The Division of Fire received $45,000 from State Farm Insurance Company which will be used to purchase a new Fire Safety House to teach children and adults how to plan and practice escaping from a fire.   more

Division of Fire
Paul Andrew Stubbs
Chief of Fire
1645 Superior Ave., E. 
Cleveland, Ohio 44114

P: 216.664.6800
F: 216.664.6816
Ohio Relay: 711
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Mission Statement

   		  

To serve the City of Cleveland with the highest degree of quality and professionalism through a proactive commitment to prevent and mitigate emergency situations where life and property are at risk.


-Cleveland Division of Fire

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