The Cleveland Division of Fire is the primary fire protection and emergency response agency for the city of Cleveland, Ohio. It operates under the Cleveland Department of Public Safety and is responsible for:

Key Functions:
Fire suppression and prevention
Emergency medical services (basic life support, with advanced services handled by EMS)
Hazardous materials response
Technical rescues, including water and high-angle rescues
Fire inspections and investigations
Public fire safety education
Structure:
Divided into battalions and fire districts
Operates over 20 fire stations throughout the city
Staffed by uniformed firefighters, fire officers, and command staff
Led by a Fire Chief (appointed by the city administration)
Training & Standards:
Firefighters are trained at the Cleveland Fire Training Academy
All members must meet state certification standards
Ongoing training in modern firefighting techniques and safety
History:
One of the oldest fire departments in the U.S., dating back to the 19th century
Has evolved with the city’s growth and modern fire service demands

Agency overview[1]
Established
April 19, 1863
Employees – 774 (2018)
Annual budget – 90,236,985 (2018)
Staffing – Career
Fire chief – Anthony P. Luke, Chief
IAFF 93
Facilities and equipment
Battalions- 5
Stations – 25
Engines – 23
Trucks – 8
Platforms – 3
Rescues – 2
Ambulances – 0 (Cleveland EMS separate division)
HAZMAT – 1
Fireboats – 2
Light and air – 1