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The Plainfield Fire Territory, formerly the Plainfield Fire Department, provides fire protection, emergency medical, hazardous materials response, technical rescue and fire prevention services to the Southeast corner of Hendricks County. The Plainfield Fire Territory includes Guilford Township and the Town of Plainfield. The town includes parts of Guilford, Liberty and Washington townships in Hendricks County. This area has an estimated resident population of over 32,000.

The Plainfield Fire Territory operates from three fire stations and a fire headquarters. Three engine companies, one ladder/rescue float company, three transporting paramedic units and one command vehicle are staffed twenty-four (24) hours a day. In addition, there is a support truck that pulls the rescue boat and the specially equipped Gator ATV.

There are six (6) full time administrative positions: Chief, Assistant Chief, Fire Marshal, Captain of EMS, Captain of Fire Training and an Administrative Secretary. All but the Administrative Secretary have emergency operations responsibilities. The Chief, Assistant Chief and the two Captains are sworn firefighters. The emergency operations shift staff includes sixty six (66) sworn firefighters among three shifts. Each shift is led by a Battalion Chief, Captain, and three Lieutenants. All firefighters are EMT's and eighteen (18) are paramedics. They work a standard rotating shift of twenty-four (24) hours on-duty and forty-eight (48) hours off-duty. In addition, some of the shift personnel double as investigators and/or inspectors on their days off.

The Plainfield Fire Territory participates in the Hendricks County Rescue Task Force thru the Hendricks County Fire Chiefs Association. The task force was created to pool the resources of the Hendricks County fire departments, to enhance the response to technical rescue situations. Plainfield Fire Territory supplies support in all disciplines but has a leadership role in water/ice, rope, confined space and vehicle/machinery extrication rescues.

The Plainfield Fire Territory is the busiest fire department in Hendricks County, responding to more than 4400 emergency calls annually. Approximately 75% of those calls are emergency medical responses. The nature of the Plainfield jurisdiction includes a large industrial/warehouse district, numerous residential neighborhoods, a two large state correctional facilities, multiple retail complexes, and rural agricultural areas. This includes several miles of interstate and state highways. The proximity of Plainfield to the Indianapolis International Airport and the city of Indianapolis, contributes to the volume and nature of the emergency calls that the Plainfield Fire Territory receives.




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Employee Directory
Aldrich, James
FF/EMT
Allen, Terry L
Lieutenant
Anderson, Brent
Assistant Fire Chief
Anderson, Byron L.
Battalion Chief
Archer, John B
Captain
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Addresses

Plainfield Fire Territory Headquarters
4010 Clarks Creek Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
Phone: 317-839-6939

Hours of Operation:
Admin.: Mon-Fri, 8-5
Emergency: 24 hours

Plainfield Fire Territory Station 121
4004 Clarks Creek Road
Plainfield, IN 46168

Plainfield Fire Territory Station 122
216 West Main Street
Plainfield, IN 46168

Plainfield Fire Territory Station 123
400 Airtech Parkway,
Plainfield, IN 46168

Plainfield Fire Prevention
4010 Clarks Creek Road
preventfire@PlainfieldFire.com

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