Skip to content
  • Contact Us
  • Fire Safety
Facebook
A red and gold fire department emblem with a blue medical star of life in the center. The words "Reading Fire-EMS" are displayed. Symbols of a fire hydrant and ladder are on the sides.
READING
Fire Department
  • About Us
    • History
    • Facilities & Apparatus
    • Fire Department Inc.
    • Statistics
    • FAQ
    • Contact Us
  • Divisions
    • Administration
    • Community Risk Reduction
    • Fire-Rescue Operations
    • Training
  • Resources
    • Alert HC
    • Fire Department Key Box Installation (KnoxBox)
    • Smoke Alarms
    • Event & Public Education
    • Recreational Fires
    • Job Opportunities
    • Links
  • News
  • Fire & Life Safety
    • Featured Fire Safety Topics
    • Safety By Audience
    • Seasonal Fire Safety Topics
    • More Fire Safety Topics
  • About Us
    • History
    • Facilities & Apparatus
    • Fire Department Inc.
    • Statistics
    • FAQ
    • Contact Us
  • Divisions
    • Administration
    • Community Risk Reduction
    • Fire-Rescue Operations
    • Training
  • Resources
    • Alert HC
    • Fire Department Key Box Installation (KnoxBox)
    • Smoke Alarms
    • Event & Public Education
    • Recreational Fires
    • Job Opportunities
    • Links
  • News
  • Fire & Life Safety
    • Featured Fire Safety Topics
    • Safety By Audience
    • Seasonal Fire Safety Topics
    • More Fire Safety Topics

Author: Paul Gallo

American Heart Association badge with a red heart logo, text "EMS 2026 GOLD," and "Mission: Lifeline" on a gold and black background.

Reading Fire Department nationally recognized for its commitment to quality care for heart attacks and strokes

May 22, 2026
Read More »
A red heart with two hands performing CPR in the center, a black heartbeat line below, and the text "CPR/AED" in bold red letters underneath.

CPR & AED Training

October 3, 2025
Read More »
A man sits on the floor with a clipboard, surrounded by emergency supplies such as a flashlight, batteries, and first aid kit. Text provides preparedness tips for Ohio Preparedness Month. #OhioPreparednessMonth.

Preparedness – Be Aware and Be Prepared

September 24, 2025
Read More »
A man in a safety vest stands by a house roof, holding a tool. Overlay text explains that mitigation is preparing your home to limit emergency damage. The hashtag #OhioPreparednessMonth and EMA logo are visible.

Home Mitigation: Preparing Your Property Before Disaster Strikes

September 16, 2025
Read More »
A household emergency kit with a backpack, bottled water, canned food, flashlight, batteries, first aid supplies, and other essentials is displayed on a table. Text offers tips for preparing a home emergency kit. #OhioPreparednessMonth.

Emergency Kit for the Home

September 9, 2025
Read More »
Flyer for a Household Hazardous Products Drop-Off Event with dates, times, location in Norwood, registration info, and a note that latex paint is not accepted. Includes a QR code and Hamilton County ReSource contact details.

Household Hazardous Products Drop-Off Event

September 9, 2025
Read More »
Wooden blocks spell “Be Prepared” above text about Ohio Preparedness Month, urging Ohioans to get ready for disasters and emergencies in September. Hashtag #OhioPreparednessMonth and EMA logo are also included.

September is Preparedness Month

September 5, 2025
Read More »
Event flyer with cartoon vehicles and characters. Text reads: "TOUCH a TRUCK, Sunday, June 29th, 2-4pm, Don’s Creamy Whip, 1522 Market Street." Presented by local police, fire, public works, and Sora’s Towing.

Touch a Truck

June 24, 2025
Read More »
Infographic compares heat exhaustion and heat stroke symptoms: exhaustion includes dizziness, headache, sweating, nausea, weak pulse, and cramps; stroke includes confusion, dry skin, rapid pulse, vomiting, and body temperature over 103°F.

Heat Safety

June 22, 2025
Read More »
Infographic with tips to stay safe in extreme heat: wear light clothes, stay hydrated, seek A/C, use sunscreen, never leave kids/pets in vehicles, find shade outside, and check on high-risk people.

Extreme Heat Watch

June 21, 2025
Read More »
« Previous Page1 Page2 Next »
A red and gold fire department emblem with a blue medical star of life in the center. The words "Reading Fire-EMS" are displayed. Symbols of a fire hydrant and ladder are on the sides.
  • 513-733-5537
  • 1000 Market St
    Reading, Ohio 45215
Facebook

© All rights reserved

Fire/EMS Department Websites, Hosting & Support Powered By

ResponderMax Websites, Marketing & Management for Public Safety and Beyond