Warsaw Fire-Stacy Britt Fire District
Since 1927, the Warsaw Fire Department has been answering the call for help. From it's beginnings of a small department to a current organization of more then 37 firefighters, 9 vehicles, and 2 stations. The Warsaw Fire Department continues to serve the citizens of the Stacy Britt Fire District, through it's dedicated members who provide hundreds of hours of their own time in training, maintaining, and responding to calls for help. the Warsaw Fire Department is finding more ways to communicate with our community, while also modernizing the fleet and equipment used by Warsaw firefighters. We thank you the community in your continued support of our efforts to better serve you, and we thank you for visiting our website.
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Why are we called the Stacy Britt Fire District?The Warsaw Fire Department's district name has been known as the Stacy Britt Fire District, but why? The district is named in honor of Warsaw Fire Chief Stacy Britt, who died in the Line of Duty while responding to an emergency call in Rose Hill, on December 31st, 1949. Therefore the district was named in his honor, Engine 5 when purchased in 1988 was dedicated in his memory, the Stacy Britt Gardens were dedicated to his memory as well.
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