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Welcome to the our website. While the site is under construction, we still encourage you to explore the content that is available now. More content is on the way.  Please reach out to us with any and all questions.   Please don't rely on others or particularly those on social media for information about us and our activities.  Unfortunately, rumors and disinformation have a life of their own.  Unless the information came from a FDLT official source, you should be skeptical.  Contact us through our official social media, call 317-539-5060, email admin@fdlt.org OR just stop in the fire station in Clayton or Hazelwood.

While our operations are funded by your tax dollars, there is always a need to support our firefighters.  Your donations go directly to the Liberty Township Firefighters Association.  You can support our personnel here

In 2023 when the new Liberty Township Trustee took over the fire department.  The number one goal of the Trustee and the Fire Chief was to bring back our Advanced Life Support services.  In other words, reestablish the Paramedic level service that was suspended 2019 due to a lack of funding.  Back in 2023 because of the limited budget, we purchased used/refurbished equipment to get the program in-service quickly in the fall 2023.  

Since that time, our ambulance has been staffed 24/7.  Most shifts have been staffed with at least one paramedic and one EMT.  Because of this, the need to receive mutual aid on every ALS call has nearly been eliminated.  In fact, our mutual aid given has increased dramatically.  Assisting our neighboring communities has become a regular occurrence.  All the while, our own community has been growing causing a significant increase in demand for service.  

The annual growth in demand for services has created a situation where major upgrade in equipment was vital.  The Township signed a 3 year agreement to purchase over $150,000 of new, state of the art EMS equipment.  FDLT is proud to announce the purchase of two new Stryker LIFEPAK 35 cardiac monitor/defibrillators and one new LUCAS 3 chest compression device.  The new cardiac monitors replace our old LIFEPAK monitor/defibrillators, which have reached the end of their recommended service life.  The new units offer enhanced technology with better monitoring and diagnostic capability. This upgrade is the latest in our effort to improve our ALS program to meet the need for services.

For more information about our Emergency Medical Services call 317-539-5060, email admin@fdlt.org OR just stop by and see us. 

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8/13/26