Wiesbaden Fire Department

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Wiesbaden Fire Department
Wiesbaden coat of armsOffice of the City of Wiesbaden
Fire station 1 on Kurt-Schumacher-Ring
Fire station 1 on Kurt-Schumacher-Ring
Full-time employees
Founding year: 1903
Locations: 3
Employee: 280
Volunteer firefighter
Founding year: 1850
Departments: 20th
Active members: about 600
Youth fire brigade
Groups: 20th
Members: 300
Children's fire brigade
Groups: Yes
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The Wiesbaden fire brigade consists of a professional fire brigade (BF) with three locations and 20 volunteer fire brigades (FF), which are organized under private law in the Wiesbaden District Fire Brigade Association. The fire department Wiesbaden has to take the necessary after due consideration measures under the applicable laws, to the general public, individuals or animals by fires , explosions , accidents or other emergency situations such as harmful ones natural disasters, dangers to life, health to avert natural livelihoods or things.

history

After the fire in the Mauritius Church in 1850, the first volunteer fire brigade in Wiesbaden, the Pompier Corps , was founded, initially with 42 men. In the Römersaal in Wiesbaden, at the request of Wiesbaden delegates, the fire brigade association for the Wiesbaden administrative region was founded in the Römersaal on July 27, 1872 (renamed the Nassau fire brigade association after the First World War ). At this inaugural meeting, the Wiesbaden fire director Karl-Hermann Scheurer from Wiesbaden was elected as chairman. The protocol shows that Kaiser Wilhelm I was present.

After the professional fire brigade was founded in 1903, the Wiesbaden City volunteer fire brigade reported inactive in 1910, without being completely dissolved.

In 1988, the volunteer fire department Wiesbaden city center and were club volunteer fire department Wiesbaden Town Center Association re-established, and the young firefighters newly founded Wiesbaden city center.

In the fall of 1993 was the fire station Wiesbaden location for the Frank Elstner -Show But hello the television station RTL , the at the Berlin Fire Department with the volunteer fire department Beselich-Obertiefenbach a competition in hook ladder climbing on Steiger tower delivered. Another broadcast section was filmed on the premises of the Wiesbaden Taunusfilm GmbH.

Professional fire brigade

BF Wiesbaden, fire station 1, vehicle hall

In order to avert danger, the Hessian state capital Wiesbaden maintains a professional fire brigade with around 280 officers.

The professional fire brigade of the city of Wiesbaden performs its duty from three fire stations . Fire station 1 is located on Kurt-Schumacher-Ring in Wiesbaden city center. Fire station 2 is located at Sankt-Florian-Strasse 1 in the Mainz-Kastel district , and fire station 3 is at Oberlinstrasse 4 in the Bierstadt district .

The Fire Station 1 was obtained on 19 November 1965 by the professional fire brigade Wiesbaden. From here, the districts Klarenthal, Kolheck, Dotzheim, Frauenstein and the city center can be reached within the statutory relief period in guard district 1. It is also the location of the city center volunteer fire department. The central control center of the state capital Wiesbaden is also housed in a porch of the building .

The Fire Station 2 as the most modern of the three fire stations used by the fire brigade Wiesbaden Since March 1994th From here, the districts of Amöneburg, Kastel, Kostheim, Biebrich and Schierstein can be reached within the statutory relief period in guard district 2. It offers tactically favorable transport routes to the Petersweg industrial park, the Kalle-Albert industrial park, the Wiesbaden-Erbenheim airfield and the 66 and 671 federal highways .

The Fire Station 3 was built in 1975 and was originally intended only as a location for the volunteer fire brigade Bierstadt. The accommodation of the BF was integrated through structural extensions. From here, the eastern parts of the city can be reached within the statutory relief period in guard district 3.

The Wiesbaden professional fire brigade is structured into the administration, emergency services, preventive fire protection and technical services units. Fire director Johannes Mumbauer is the provisional head of the fire department.

Voluntary fire brigades

The voluntary fire brigades are an essential part of the defensive fire protection of the state capital Wiesbaden. In addition to the professional fire brigade, there are 20 volunteer fire brigades with a staff of 600 active women and men.

  • Auringen Volunteer Fire Brigade
  • Biebrich volunteer fire department
  • Bierstadt volunteer fire department
  • Breckenheim volunteer fire brigade
  • Delkenheim volunteer fire department
  • Dotzheim volunteer fire department
  • Erbenheim volunteer fire department
  • Frauenstein volunteer fire department
  • Hessloch volunteer fire department
  • Igstadt volunteer fire department
  • Kastel volunteer fire department
  • Kloppenheim volunteer fire department
  • Kostheim volunteer fire department
  • Medenbach volunteer fire department
  • Naurod Volunteer Fire Brigade
  • Nordenstadt volunteer fire department
  • Rambach volunteer fire brigade
  • Schierstein volunteer fire department
  • Sonnenberg volunteer fire department
  • City center volunteer fire brigade - It is responsible for defensive fire protection in the city center districts of Mitte, Rheingauviertel / Hollerborn, Westend, Northeast, Southeast and Klarenthal.

There are also units and special tasks as well as disaster control units of the state of Hesse, which are provided by volunteer fire brigades or in which women and men from several volunteer fire brigades participate:

  • Information and communication group
  • Logistics group
  • Rescue dog squadron (City center volunteer fire brigade)
  • Hazardous substance ABC measuring center and hazardous substance ABC measuring group (volunteer fire brigade in the city center)
  • Hazardous material decontamination train (volunteer fire brigades in the city center and Sonnenberg)
  • Pilot service (City center volunteer fire department)
  • Flood protection (Schierstein volunteer fire brigade)
  • Water rescue and dike defense (Kostheim volunteer fire department)

Youth fire brigades and children's groups

All volunteer fire brigades run a youth fire brigade. It is possible for girls and boys to join from the age of ten. Some fire brigades also offer a children's fire brigade for children from the age of six .

Ambulance service

Since May 2016, the rescue service provider in the area of rescue service and medical hazard prevention has been with the Wiesbaden professional fire department. The restructuring was necessary because many day-to-day operations required close cooperation between the fire and rescue services.

Fire Brigade Museum

When the Wiesbaden fire brigade renewed its vehicle fleet at the end of the 1950s, the idea was born to replicate the vehicles that had now been discarded on a 1:10 scale before they became “victims of the scrap press”. These vehicle models, which were recreated in lengthy detailed work, formed the basis for the fire brigade museum , which was launched in 1960.

The Wiesbaden Fire Brigade Museum is housed in fire station 1 at Kurt-Schumacher-Ring 16. It offers visitors a leap in time from the present to the past.

Over the years, more models created so that the Fire Department Museum Wiesbaden today an extensive model collection of firefighting equipment has, from the fire bucket on Stock-, pressure and steam injection up to the complete fire company . Numerous documents and pictures, some of them rare, can also be seen.

A Benz-Gaggenau type fire engine , built in 1925, can be viewed on the grounds in front of fire station 1 .

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History of the voluntary fire brigade Wiesbaden-Stadtmitte. Wiesbaden-Stadtmitte volunteer fire department, professional fire department, accessed on September 12, 2016 .
  2. ^ Franz-Josef Sehr : The foundation of the Nassau fire brigade association . In: Yearbook for the Limburg-Weilburg district 2012 . The district committee of the district of Limburg-Weilburg, Limburg-Weilburg 2011, ISBN 3-927006-48-3 , p. 65-67 .
  3. Imprint. State capital Wiesbaden, professional fire brigade, accessed on June 15, 2020 .