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Welcome to Consolidated Fire District 2’s (CFD#2) home on the Web.  CFD#2 proudly provides Emergency Services to the citizens and visitors of Northeast Johnson County, KS.  Please look around on our website at some of the programs we offer, and if you have any questions or suggestions please feel free to contact me.

As the Fire Chief I am very proud of the service to the community that our people provide every day.  These Firefighters are some of the best trained and motivated in the country.  We strive to provide the best in emergency care, fire suppression, fire prevention and other emergency services, while at the same time being fiscally responsible to our citizens. It would be unfair to our fellow Firefighters to keep such a well trained motivated group of people to ourselves, so we are proud in the tradition of passing on training and programs to others.  Some of the classes that our Firefighters teach include National Fire Academy (NFA) leadership, Tactical Spanish for Emergency Responders, Kansas University Inspection classes, Driver Operator classes, Engine and Truck Company Operations, Firefighter Survival skills, and Thermal Imaging classes.

Chief Phil Hodgdon

CFD#2 also provides trench rescue services to our area and along with Olathe Fire Department to all of Johnson County.  We have a rescue truck that carries our specialized equipment and trained technicians to assist people in need, when trapped in a trench. 

One program that is special to us is our Rapid Intervention Classes.  Due to the tragic line of duty Deaths of Marvin (Don) Wilcox in 1988 and Don Koebel in 1995 a group of highly motivated Firefighters embarked on a quest to make sure we had the best possible chance to save a trapped Firefighter.  This group went out and sought training that they brought back to our department and have prepared and equipped us to save our Firefighters in trouble.  These people however did not stop there.  They have taken our tragic losses and turned them into a Rapid Intervention Program for others to learn by.  Through both lecture and hands on training they have taught over a 1000 others so that they too will have a chance to save a fellow Firefighter.  There can be no finer tribute to our fallen Brothers than this!

We consider each of our Firehouses your Firehouse. Please feel free to come by and visit us and tour our facilities.  We are very proud of the equipment and buildings that we use to provide our service to the community and like to share them with the public.