Fire and Rescue
Employee
Andy Holland,
Maintenance/Clerical Facilitator
Fire Department OfficersChief - Kem Oatman
1st Assistant Chief - Les Manning
2nd Assistant Chief - Ron Price
Safety
Officer - Dave Linn
President- Doug Staab
Vice President- Andy Holland
Secretary - Jess Taylor
Treasurer
- Paul Holland
Volunteer Firemen
Paul
Page
Jim Franssen
Gary Cranwell
Harvey Kleeb
Gene Chapin
Ron Price
Kem Oatman
Les Manning
Paul Holland
Allen Iverson
Bobbie Harrold
Dave Linn
Jeff Schaaf
Doug Staab
Andy Holland
Ryan Anderson
Mike Jilg
Corey Clay
Jason Baum
Kent Mallette
Jess Taylor
Brian Jensen
Brain
Kaufman
Rick Larson
Rowdy Woodward
Shane Fiorelli
Dustin Spanel
Adam Lashley
Kris Evans
David
Schmidt
Roger Avelsgard
Troy Smith
Kevin Feilders
Tracy Salts
EMT
Officers
Kent Mallette - Captain
Roger Avelsgard - Lieutenant
Bobbie Summerford -
Secretary
Lisa Johnson - Treasurer
Kim Clay - Training Officer
Doyle Woods - Supply Officer
Brian Jensen -
Board Member
Kim Fiorelli - Board Member
EMT VolunteersKim Fiorelli
Rick Larson
Lisa Johnson
John Sherbenaut
Daniel Sittler
Kathy Leak
Shane
Fiorelli
Mark Larson
Kim Clay
Kent Mallette
Doyle Woods
Londa Woods
Sandy Bitterman
Corey
Clay
Brian Jensen
Bobbie Summerford
Andy Holland
Brian Kaufman
Adam Lashley
Troy Smoth
Rowdy
Woodward
Contact InformationEmergency
number 911
Non-emergency number 872-6424
bbfra@hotmail.com
website
http://www.localfirehouse.com/department.php?deptid=2240Location
116 South 11th Ave.
Broken
Bow, NE 68822
Services
Broken Bow
Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance crews provide around-the-clock response to fires and accidents and transports for
medical emergencies.
The fire department also issue burn permits. Anyone seeking a burn permit should first
contact the fire chief for approval. Once approved, the permits will be available at the Cuter County Communication
Center, 116 South 11th Avenue, Broken Bow.
In addition, firemen provide programs of Fire Prevention upon request
thoughout the year. Programs are presented at local schools during National Fire Prevention Week which is the first
full week of October.
The Broken Bow Ambulance celebrates National EMS Week each May.
Volunteers in
both departments receive continuous training to provide the most up-to-date fire and rescue services to the community.
Please NoteThe city's emergency signals
are tested at 4:00 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month, starting in March and ending in September, except during threatening
weather. If weather conditions appear to have the potential for severe storms, the signals are not tested.
