Johnson County Fire District #1

Johnson County Fire District #1 serves South Central Johnson County, KS of over 100 square miles and a population of 15,000. We have the ONLY true Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Apparatus in the County. In our district is New Century Air Center which is now the 5th busiest airport in the State of Kansas.

STATION INFORMATION:
Johnson County Fire District #1
490 New Century Pkwy
New Century Air Center
New Century, KS 66031
Chief: Max Sielert
P: 913.764.7635
F: 913.782.5709

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IN THE NEWS

» July 2007:
Osawatomie, KS Relief Efforts

» May 2007:
Greensburg, KS Relief Efforts

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JO CO FD #1 FEATURED NEWS:
Photo Album now Live
	Johnson County Fire District #1 has compiled some of their best photos throughout the years into an online photo album. We will be constantly updating the photo album, so be sure to check back often! View our photo album now.

MDA - Another Year of Success
	Since 1984, Gardner residents have grown accustomed to seeing firefighters standing at the intersection of Main and Elm holding boots to collect donations for Jerry’s Kids (Muscular Dystrophy Association). The citizens of Gardner and the surrounding area have come to expect the Labor Day weekend tradition of dropping their coins and dollar bills into the fire boots. Read more about the MDA bootblock.

FALL/WINTER SAFETY:

Summer Safety Tips by Johnson County Fire District #1

With the fall and winter months coming up, there is an increased chance for accidents with fire and water. Johnson County Fire District #1 wants to keep you and your family safe this fall and winter season and encourages you and your family to keep safety in mind!

Below are a couple safety facts to help keep you safe this fall and winter months:

PUBLIC SAFETY MESSAGES:

Periodically, Johnson County Fire District #1 and Johnson County Fire & Emergencies Chiefs Association releases safety messages to the public. Below are the current safety messages from the association:

Where’s There’s Smoke – There’s ?
You know the answer. – “where there’s smoke – there’s fire”. The real question is whether you would know if there is a fire in your house. It is a proven fact that smoke alarms save lives. Your chances of surviving a fire are increased by 50%, if you have a working smoke alarm. Read more.

Kidde Recalls Dual Sensor Smoke Alarms;
Can Fail to Warn of a Fire
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following products. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. Read more.

Installing and Testing Your Smoke Alarms
Having working smoke alarms in your house can mean life or death.
Read more.

Other Public Safety Messages:
Don't let the gasoline explode	Don't Let Your Lighter Snuff Out a Life
There’s No Place like Home - What if you couldn’t go there?	To BBQ or Not to BBQ - That is the Question
Fire Escape Planning	Summer Safety
Burn Prevention	Winter Holiday Facts and Tips
Holiday Safety	Winter Holiday Facts and Tips
Winter Safety

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