Harwood Fire & Rescue

Established in 1983, Harwood Area Fire & Rescue is a volunteer fire and rescue department serving Harwood and the surrounding area. The department is made up of 25 volunteers and one full-time employee. These local residents are on-call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, ready to serve area residents and visitors when an emergency occurs. Their time is donated without compensation, and all fire and rescue protection funding goes into improving services.

The department operates two engines, two rescues, and one tanker out of a centrally located fire station. Annually, the department responds to approximately 140 calls for service, holds and participates in community events, and logs over 4,000 volunteer hours between members.

Engine 2 & Rescue 1 with Sanford AirMed 6

We are always looking for individuals interested in joining our team of dedicated volunteers, and welcome any inquiries and questions.

If you are interested in volunteering with Harwood Fire & Rescue:

Please reach out to Asst. Chief Brian Giere by phone at 701-219-0600 or by email at [email protected].

New members learning pump operations on Engine 2

Find us on Facebook: @HarwoodFireRescue

Harwood Community Days Parade (2022)

Department Mission Statement

The mission of Harwood Area Fire & Rescue is to provide superior service to the patrons of the Harwood Fire and Rescue protection area in an effort to protect their lives, property, and environment. The members of the department will accomplish the mission through fire suppression, fire prevention, public education, emergency response, and non-emergency response. The department will maintain the highest level of readiness, enabling delivery of firefighting and emergency rescue services in a safe, competent, and caring manner.

Harwood Fire Protection Area (Does Not Include Rescue)

Training

Harwood Area Fire & Rescue trains monthly in both emergency medical services and firefighting. Most members are certified Emergency Medical Responders or EMTs. All members are required to be certified in CPR/AED. Multiple members hold certifications such as Firefighter I, Firefighter II, and Automobile Extrication.

EMS Training: Takes place on the 1st Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.

Fire Training: Takes place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Some members attend NDFA State Fire School, held annually.

Most training is held at the Harwood Fire Station, located on the corner of Dakota Ave. and Co. Hwy 81.

Members training on vehicle fires

Contact Information

Harwood Area Fire & Rescue

302 Dakota Ave.

P.O. Box 93

Harwood, ND 58042

Station Phone: 701-281-5977

*Call 911 In An Emergency*

Chief Marc Mosser

Phone: 701-281-5977

Email: [email protected]

Location of Station:

302 Dakota Ave, Harwood, ND 58042

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Current Officers

Marc Mosser, Fire Chief

Brian Giere, Assistant Chief

Jason Eblen, Assistant Chief of EMS

Nathan Keller, Battalion Chief

Troy Feeken, Captain

Current Members

Coauette, Krystal

Drager, Tyler
Drees, Mike
Eblen, Jason

Fetner, Alex
Feeken, Troy

Foell, Dean
Freitag, Eric
Gerth, Connor

Gerth, Rose
Giere, Brian

Gloss, Logan
Hanson, Sandra

Holmgren, Lily

Humann, Quentin
Kabanuk, Aaron

Kaiser, Matt
Keller, Nathan
Mosser, Marc
O'Donnell, Shawn
Resler, Julie

Schaunaman, Steph
Schell, Jarrod
Sisell, Carter
Sherbrooke, Parker
Stremick, Alex
Svaleson, Mike
Van Vleet, Nikki
Withnell, Nick