Members

Board of Fire Trustees

Mark Huth

Chairman

Wayne Hammer

Vice Chairman

Dan Schmidt

Secretary/Fiscal Officer

Earl James

Board Member

Larry Enlow

Board Member

Jerry Bannet

Board Member

Jeremy Klein

District Fire Chief

John Kraft

Board Attorney

Chief

Jeremy Klein

District Fire Chief

Deputy Chiefs

Terry Herthel

Deputy Chief

Company Officers

Dave Schickel

Assistant Chief-Special Ops & Investigations

John Miller

Assistant Chief/Training Officer

Line Officers

Captains

Jeff Miller

Captain/EMT-B

Brandon Alexander

Captain B- Crew/Medical Officer

Josh Scalf

Captain C Crew EMT-B

Sergeants

Nate Ginn

Sergeant

Ryan Houchen

Sergeant/PIO

Firefighters

Andrea Belden

Firefighter/EMT-B

Charles Drescher

Firefighter/Engr

Jamie Schindler

Firefighter/EMT-B

Jamie Ising

Firefighter/EMT-B

Myron Huth

Firefighter

Jeff Read

Firefighter

Jeremy Shumate

Firefighter/EMT-B

Jesse Burkhart

Firefighter/EMT-B

Kenny Fultz

Firefighter

Matt VanBree

Firefighter

Richie Honadel

Firefighter

Todd Schindler

Tony Schindler

Firefighter/Engr

Addison Dorris

Firefighter

Photographers

Myron Huth

Photographer

Wesley Perryman

Photographer

Ron Miller

Photographer

Deceased Members

Charles Staser

Greg Balmer

Aemmer, Irvin

Atkins, Carl (Ish)

Atkins, Marvin

Beach, Melvin

Becht, Charles E.

Becht, Louis

Best, D.A.

Bomersbach, Nick

Book, Robert

Best, Arthur

Bowier, Garland

Collins, Bill

Compton, Tom

Deitsch, Ted

Demarsh, John

Daugherty, Harry

Dement, Jack

Gesenhues, George

Fox, Bruce

Freiberger, Cletus

Fritz, William

Gesenhues, Odell

Grantz, Herman

Knotts, Bill

Mein, William E.

Morlen, Gary

Moss, Ed

Naville, Sylven

Ofer, FR.

Peay, Virgil

Rankin, Richard

Schindler, Jerome

Shenks, Stanley

Sprigler, Charles

Smith, Ivan

Staser, Robert

Stiller, Earl

Sullivan, Willis

Hammer, Barney

Staser, Charles

Past Members

Mark Huth

Chairman

Wayne Hammer

Vice Chairman

Bristol Hagen

Firefighter/EMT-A

Brent Oliver

Firefighter/EMT-B

Cory Hammer

Firefighter

Kristina King

Probationary Firefighter

Don Allen

Deputy Chief of operations

John Bierman

Firefighter/EMT-A

Zack Douglas

Firefighter/EMT-B

Mike Pryor

Firefighter

Nate Millard

Firefighter/EMT-B

Levi Fisher

Firefighter/EMT-B

Wes Smith

Firefighter/EMT-A

Phillip Miller

Firefighter

Matt Fight

Firefighter/EMT-A

Allen, Paul

Anderson, Ronnie

Aemmer, Irvin

Adams, Don

Andres, Jerry

Atkins, Carl (Ish)

Atkins, Marvin

Atkins, Dean

Banet, Carl

Banet, Franklin

Banet, Jerry

Banet, Mike

Banet, Rex (Bones)

Baylor, Hugh

Baylor, Jim

Baylor, Joel

Baylor, Larry

Beach, Melvin

Becht, Charles E.

Becht, Louis

Becht, Charles Jr.

Becht, Mike

Belden, Adam

Best, Arthur

Best, A

Best, Charles

Best, DA

Best, David

Best, Kiren

Buechler, Herman

Biefeld, Stacey

Biefeld, Justin

Bierman, Doug

Boaz, Larry

Bomersbach, Nick

Book, Robert

Bowier, Garland

Bostock, Greg

Carl, Rob

Collins, Bill

Compton, Tom

Compton, Kelli

Conrad, Chuck

Cooper, Mike

Daugherty, Harry

Daugherty, Eddie

Day, Earl Jr.

Demarsh, John

Dement, Jack

Deitsch,Ted

Fenwick, Roger

Fertig, Jeff

Forsyth, Bill

Fox, Bruce

Fertig, Morton

Freiberger, Mickey

Freiberger, Tim

Freiberger, Chuck

Freiberger, Cletus

Freiberger, Evans

Fritz, William

Gesenhues, George

Gesenhues, Odell

Grantz, Herman

Grimes, Julie

Hardin, Kay

Hockman, Jay

Houchen, Jammie

Hope, Marty

Hubbert, Justin

Husband, Justin

Ingram, Kip

James, Earl Jr.

Hunt, Joe

Kayrouz, David

Kiefer, Dick

Keown, Cliff

Knotts, Bill

Kunzman, Tyler

Leffler, Larry

Leist, Gilbert

Liebert, Carl

Loweth, Donnie

Mahan, Ronnie

McCann, Ellen

Meek, Terry

Meek, Kari

Mein, William E.

Miller, Joe

Missi, Donnie Jr.

Morlen, Gary

Moss, Ed

Mosier, Don

Millard, Tanya

Millins, Steve

Naville, C.J.

Naville, Sylven

Ofer, FR

Oyler, Scott

Peay, Virgil

Parsons, Perry

Parsons, Jim

Rankin, Richard

Rainbolt, Chris

Rainbolt, Shaun

Redmond, Josh

Reed, Ron

Rice, Bryan

Rice, Fred

Roberts, Charlie

Roberson, Ronnie

Rue, Alvis

Schaffer, Bob

Schamel, Brent

Schindler, Jerome

Schaffer, Nicki

Schindler, Bob

Shenks, Stanley

Sprigler, Charles

Smith, Ivan

Starr, Jacob

Staser, Robert

Stiller, Earl

Sullivan, Willis

Thomas, Ed

Tooley, Don

Wolfe, Tony

Woodruff, Ed

Adam Reef

Former Board of Fire Trustees

Bob Ising

Former Board Member

Buechler, Herman

Comment on Facebook

I've lived in the Knobs for a few months and I've seen so many people cross center lines on so many roads, even more narrow roads like Spickert Knob. It's happened so frequently that my wife and I have decided that we don't want to live up here for too long. I would be a nervous wreck if I had kids that drove on roads in the Knobs.

The grass has nothing to do with it. People just need to stay in their own lane and not cut the corner short.

If you live on the Knobs or you don’t slow down and STAY in your own lane. This is a problem all the time. I have teens and am constantly reminding them to watch out for people crossing over into their lane.

That's the second one in about a week at this same corner. The folks that live on that corner needs to get rid of that ornamental grass, you can't see around that corner and these pumpkin pickers don't pay attention..

Road is now open.

All the lanes are opened... When were NO lanes opened??.....

I am always nervous about turning right onto Scenic Valley from 150 when there is a vehicle behind me. I start tapping my brakes and slow down way more than I need to way sooner than I need to because I don't want to be rear-ended (unless it's a Mercedez and then you're buying me a new car) LOL! Sometimes even that isn't enough, and I end up passing the turn onto Brush College so I don't have to slow down so much. Scares me!

The developer, Robert Lynn, was supposed to put a stop light at that intersection when Crestview was 1/2 built. That was a condition of the development being approved. Well, that didn't happen, it is complete now. I contacted Planning & Zoning a year or 2 ago and everyone was clueless. It really does need a light. It might be a good idea for everyone to contact them. Of course it is a state highway so they point fingers at each other. Also say since there is the light at Paoli Pike, it is too close. GRRR It would be good if everyone wrote both the State Hwy Dept and Floyd Co. Planning & Zoning.

I wonder if an additional stop light at 150 and scenic valley would help? I feel like it would help a LOT! Another issue is people coming from Greenville- they get in both lanes when the road opens to two lanes- instead of staying in the right lane- then no one can pull out onto 150.... especially in the morning!

Robert Lynn is A.k.a. Bob is involved so nothing will happen. He is the developer of our neighborhood and nothing agreed has happen other than the town of Clarksville stepping in and making him do a few things, but he was able to get out of everything else, so it wont make a difference.

From Mt St Francis to where it merges to 2 lanes is BAD. I live off Brush College and I have the same issue someone mentioned above. I’m always concerned someone is going to slam into me while I’m trying to turn- never fails someone rides my bumped until I make the turn the speeds off angry because they felt I was going too slow!

Maybe it’s time for someone to write to the transportation department with signatures. When we moved here in 1990 the speed limit there was 55. I wrote a letter and they dropped it to 50. So it does work.

This is constant!!!!!! I wish the state would do something different there. I’m not sure what but there has to be something.

So scary turning there!! Even scarier knowing my kids have to turn on that road to get home! 🙁

Don't know why the police don't enforce the speed limit in that spot.

It is a complete mess down there. Be careful guys!!

Hope no one got hurt bad!

ALL lanes are opened

No lanes open.

I called 911

Nick Fulkerson

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2018 Total Combined	385	2017 673
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Feb	27	9
Mar	21	20
Apr	32	19
May	29	12
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Aug	26	13
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