Bremen Fire Department is committed to serving the Town of Bremen, Indiana, and the German Township of Marshall County, Indiana, by protecting life, property, and the environment. Responsible for 63 square miles of fire protection, the department continually improves the quality of service by being well-equipped, using the latest available technology, and by highly-trained and motivated personnel.

CertaSite is a fire and life safety company focused on people, innovation, and providing a smart, simplified customer experience. They provide fire alarm systems, fire sprinkler systems, kitchen fire suppression systems, fire extinguishers, fire pumps and much more.

Since 1960, Crothersville-Vernon Twp. Volunteer Fire Dept. has provided fire protection and medical assistance to the citizens of Vernon Township. They’ve got the latest equipment and provide fire safety training services, allowing them to quickly respond to emergency calls.

GVFD is recognized as a premier public service organization, respected and admired by its peers and the community as a diverse, innovative, and efficient public safety provider in Geneva, Indiana. Its mission is to save lives, protect property, and serve the community with courage, commitment and compassion.

Hoosier Fire Equipment, Inc. is a family owned and operated business, headquartered and based out of the State of Indiana in the US. Founded in 1957, the company manufactures breathing air compressors, extrication and rescue equipment, fire hose, gas detection gear, ladders, hand tools, nozzles, vehicle lighting apparatus, station accessories, personal protective equipment and portable tanks and containment systems.

Renewed Performance Company, Inc. provides new and refurbished emergency equipment for firefighting services. The firm has worked with 800 fire departments to revitalize their trucks into a serviceable vehicle to meet modern firefighting needs.

Rensselaer Fire Department is the fire department based in the city of Rensselaer, Indiana. They provide a wide range of fire safety, protection and rescue services.

Centre and Portage Township Fire Departments merged in 2008 to create the Southwest Central Fire Territory.