Mulvane Emergency Services
1905
2005
100 Years of Volunteer Fire Service
ISO Class 3 / 8B
Mulvane, Kansas
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Mulvane Emergency Services 1905
100 Years of Volunteer Fire Service ISO Class 3 / 8B Mulvane, Kansas
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Mulvane Fire Rescue Constitution and Bylaws for Mulvane Fire Rescue Appendix "C' Drivers Qualifications Appendix "D" Bloodborne Pathogens Constitution and Bylaws for Firefighters Relief Association
Pictures of the MFR Staff! They are always putting in 110%, or not!
Capt. Lowell Ester, 2005 & 2000
Lt. Fred Heersche, hard at work?
Lt. Bobby Kimble, 2005, Extrication 2007, House Fire 2007
Lt. Mike Fells, Grass Fire 2004
Lt. Jason Mundell, IC 2007 Extrication Class, 2008
Click here see what it's like being a Volunteer Firefighter. The Mulvane Fire Department was formed in the late 1800's and has been in existence ever since. The Fire Department is responsible for the City of Mulvane and a portion of Sumner County in Gore Township.
FF Rick Brown
FF/EMT Jimmy Reed FF Mike Woolsey Capt. Lowell Ester (5-2007)
FF/MICT Samie Byers 2004 FF Rocky Jones & FF/FR Amy Houston FF/FR John Andrews 2007
Lt. Bobby Kimble & FF Casey Myers, Sept. 2003. Effective August 1st, 2004, the City of Mulvane has an ISO rating of 3. Sumner County Fire District #12 has an ISO rating of 8B/10. This rating ranks Mulvane Fire Department in the top 1% of communities in Kansas for fire protection services. Only one other Volunteer Fire Department in Kansas has ever achieved a Class 3 rating. There are only 4 fire departments in Kansas with a better ISO rating than Mulvane, with an ISO Class 2. There are now 24 communities with an ISO Class 3 rating out of 1,140 communities in Kansas surveyed. Three other Departments in Sedgwick County have an ISO rating of Class 3, Wichita, McConnell AFB and Sedgwick County Fire District #1.
Firefighters Talon Pyeatt & Summer Guerrero donate a check for over $2,000 to the MDA at the Jerry Lewis Telethon. Mulvane's population is 5,500 and cover about 3 square miles. Sumner County Rural Fire District #12's population is about 2,100 and covers about 23 square miles.
Fire Reserve Meagan Kirkman looks over material at our Annual Fire Prevention Week Open House, 2001 Mulvane Emergency Services is also under contract to serve an 8 mile stretch of the Kansas Turnpike from milepost 34 (Sedgwick/Sumner County line) to milepost 26 (Belle Plaine Service area).
FF Kyle Boyd on his way off to College, to be a Firefighter? August 2005 ................. FF-2/EMT WFD graduate, December 2007 Cannot tell any difference.
FF Jimmy Reed & FF Rick Brown, January 2007
July 5th, 2001 after department training exercise. (L-R) Back Lt. Bobby Kimble, Roger Reager FF. (L-R) Middle Lt. Joe McDaniel, Jon Pierson FF, Chris Megongile Reserve, Andrea Pierson FF, Duane McDaniel FF/EMT, Allen Ralstin FF/EMT, Roger Heflin FF. (L-R) Front John Andrews FF, Talon Pyeatt Reserve, John Fleming FF, John Benson FF, Capt. Duane Brill.
Rescue 407, 1999
Visit the Reserve Page and our Training Page.
We are proud members of the following organizations! Kansas State Firefighters Association Fire Marshal's Association of Kansas Fire Education Association of Kansas Kansas State Fire Chiefs Association Sedgwick County Fire Chiefs Association Sumner County Fire Chiefs Association
In support of our brothers in New York, we collected over $14,000 for the New York Firefighters 9-11 Disaster Relief Fund
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This Web Site created December, 2001. Thanks for visiting!Send mail to Capt.
Lowell Ester with questions or comments about this web site.
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