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In an effort to assure an adequate water supply for fighting fires and to help maintain the lowest Insurance Ratings possible, Trotwood Fire & Rescue personnel will be checking all fire hydrants for operation and flow. Trotwood Fire & Rescue will conduct fire hydrant flow testing between the dates of April 1st thru September 30th, 2019 see the schedule below …
Message From the Trotwood Mayor, Mary A. McDonald Greetings family and Happy New Year!, The City of Trotwood is on the move! We believe 2019 will see some of the most exciting advancements to our city in decades. Our Main St. will see a brand new Trotwood Library started and will be underway for most of the year, with completion …
Trotwood Fire & Rescue received a donation of 56 Carbon Monoxide detectors from Firefighter and Company Credit Union (previously named Dayton Firefighters Federal Credit Union) This is the 4thconsecutive year the credit union has donated the carbon monoxide detectors. Over the 4 year period a total of 1,560 detectors have been donated to area fire departments as a part of …
Paul J. Dapkus Began his career with the City of Trotwood as a full-time Police Officer on May 7, 2018. Paul is 28 years old and single. Parents, Gerald & Andrea Dapkus. Paul grew up in Springboro Ohio and later attended college at Miami University in Oxford Ohio, graduating with a B.A. in Diplomacy and Global Politics. In 2017 Paul …
Our Police Department will be conducting a free 9 week Citizens Police Academy for adult Trotwood residents! This is a unique, hands-on, and interactive experience for people who want to learn more about what police officers do in their day-to-day roles. If you are interested in participating or would like more information about the Citizens Police Academy, please email Sgt. …
