Randolph-Hampton Fire District

The Randolph-Hampton Fire District, formed in 2001 through the merger of volunteer fire departments from the City of Randolph and City of Hampton, serves the communities of Randolph and Hampton as well as parts of seven rural townships. With a dedicated roster of 32 volunteer firefighters, the district offers fire and rescue services across over 70 square miles, continuing a tradition of volunteerism that dates back to 1949. Strategically located within a primary response area illustrated on the accompanying map, the Randolph-Hampton Fire District includes various township regions and two main fire stations. The firefighters are committed to community safety through a range of services, including training in CPR, auto extrication, and the implementation of emergency preparedness programs. Generated from the website

The Randolph-Hampton Fire District, formed in 2001 through the merger of the volunteer fire departments of Randolph and Hampton, serves the cities of Randolph and Hampton, along with parts of seven rural townships, covering over 70 square miles. With a dedicated roster of 32 volunteer firefighters, the district continues a tradition of volunteerism that dates back to 1949, providing essential fire and rescue services to the community. The fire district operates from two stations, Station 1 in Randolph and Station 2 in Hampton, and is committed to ongoing training and preparedness, offering various programs including CPR, fire training, and medical training. While the fire stations are not manned at all times, the district emphasizes community engagement and safety through initiatives such as poison prevention and smoke alarm education. Generated from the website