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Milwaukee Fire Department

Milwaukee Fire Department

The Milwaukee Fire Department, also known as the MFD, was established January 1, 1875. The department consists of 30 Fire Stations, 30 Engines, 8 Trucks, 12 Paramedic Units, 2 Heavy Rescues and the Trident fireboat.  The department, currently under the leadership of Chief Mark Rohlfing, is the primary fire suppression, prevention, rescue and emergency medical service for the City of Milwaukee. The department's motto is "Courage, Integrity and Honor."

The Milwaukee Fire Department consists of more than 800 firefighters, many of whom serve simultaneously as paramedics providing BLS (basic life support) and ALS (advance life support) services. The MFD was ranked third in the country for best emergency medical service by a USA Today study in 2003.

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Open Burning Regulations

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City of Milwaukee Fire Department Chief Mark A. Rohlfing 

Mark A. Rohlfing, Fire Chief

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