Fire-Rescue
Established in 1917 The Janesville Fire Department, also known as Janesville Fire-Rescue, is a group of volunteers, separate from the First Responders, who are professionally trained and provide a variety of firefighting and rescue services for the City of Janesville and surrounding area, 24/7, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
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Current Serving Members include,
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Ryan Bloes Chief Serving Since 03/15/2010
Greg Kiene Assistant Chief Serving Since 01/21/1991
Kelly Olson 1st Captain / Safety Officer Serving Since 09/03/2014
Heath Humpal 2nd Captain / Training Officer Serving Since 09/04/2014
Zebb Muehling 3rd Captain / Assist Safety Officer Serving Since 08/21/2017
Jeff Mather 4th Captain / Assist Training Officer Serving Since 2022
Cory Dungey 1st Lieutenant Serving Since 06/18/2018
Jeff Conover 2nd Lieutenant Serving Since 05/17/2004
Mike Bolt Secretary Serving Since 2022
Mark Friedrich Treasurer Serving Since 02/17/2020
Tim West Serving Since 04/17/1989
Lance Woodyard Serving Since 01/01/1992
Dave Flood Serving Since 1996
Mike Carroll Serving Since 01/28/2007
Tom Billingsley Serving Since 08/18/2008
Matt Noelting Serving Since 10/15/2012
Bryce Destival Serving Since 06/18/2018
Mike Borwig Serving Since 02/17/2020
Jay Kimble Serving Since 07/20/2020
Drew Boldt Serving Since 2022
Loren Tolnai Serving Since 2022
Eric Green Serving Since 2022
Scot Ernst Serving Since 2022
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Contact
Ryan Bloes, Fire Chief
227 Main Street PO Box 382
Janesville, Iowa 50647-0146
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EMERGENCY Dial 911
E-mail: firerescue@janesvilleia.com
2023 Stats
-39 Calls for service
2022 Hazard Mitigation Plan for Bremer County
Other Helpful Information
-Please remember to take a little time to trim any trees or shrub that interfere with trucks making it into your driveway.
-Make sure your 911 signs or house numbers are visible from all angles.
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-Replace faded/missing house numbers
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-For rural addresses, If you share a driveway with multiple residents where house numbers are all bundled together at the end of the driveway, consider placing a house number on your house itself.
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-Google/Map out your own address and see if it pings correctly.
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