The mission of the Brownsburg Fire Territory is to protect all the citizens by safeguarding lives and property through prevention, suppression, EMS, education and to mitigate other hazards that occur with efficient, effective and well trained personnel. The firefighters and paramedics of Brownsburg Fire Territory provide fire protection, technical rescue, and emergency medical services to a 52 square mile district in North Eastern Hendricks County. This district includes Brown Township, Lincoln Township, and the Town of Brownsburg. Brownsburg Fire Territory currently has three fire stations and a Headquarters/Training Facility with 81 full-time and part-time employees. Along with providing fire protection, rescues, and EMS, Brownsburg Fire Territory assists in providing safety education for residences of the Territory and Hendricks County. These education programs include but not limited to Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Classes, CPR, Safe Sitter Classes, Fire Safety, Bike Safety, and Child Passenger Safety. Your Brownsburg Fire Territory serves its citizens with courage, integrity, and pride. As with any organization utilizing many employees, it is prudent that we take measures to ensure the mission of the department meets the requirements and fundamental expectations of the public we serve. It is our promise that the BFT will continue to focus its efforts on responding rapidly to emergencies, providing appropriate intervention and offering community education. 2017 BFT Annual Report |
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DID YOU KNOW?
Founded in 1923 the Brownsburg Fire Territory (BFT) is a Fire Territory located in the central Indiana town of Brownsburg. The original volunteer fire department, formed in 1942, served the town of Brownsburg and not rural communities. In 1945 the volunteer department began providing limited services to rural communities. In 1995 the department, along with state legislators, formed Indiana's first Fire Protection Territory. The newly formed territory now provided full fire protection for Brown and Lincoln Townships. With complete coverage, rural residents received shorter response times because of newly built stations in the townships.
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Professional Standards Notification
The Brownsburg Fire Territory provides fire and emergency service to our community. The Territory has trained its personnel to provide consistent and professional service. As a member of our community, you can assist the Territory in ensuring that this level of service maintains that high level of expectation. We encourage your participation. We want you to give us information when you observe actions by the Fire Territory or individual employees that you believe needs to be brought to our attention. This can be actions that you find to be deserving of commendation, or those that you believe are not at an acceptable level of professional service.
You may report your observations in person, by letter, by email or by telephone. The Fire Territory address is 470 E. Northfield Drive, Brownsburg, IN 46112. The email address is pio@brownsburgfire.org. The telephone number to call is 317-852-1190 (select #1). The Brownsburg Fire Territory accepts anonymous information, but we would prefer that you provide us with your identity. Anonymous reports can only be investigated to the extent which the information allows, which may not be satisfactory to you or the Territory.
If you submit your report in person or by telephone, you should expect that your initial contact will be with a supervisor of the Fire Territory. The supervisor will prepare a Public Service Report form and conduct a preliminary investigation. This is to ensure that all relevant and available information is gathered when it is still fresh. Your cooperation is very important, particularly in identifying witnesses and allowing us to accumulate evidence, including photographs and medical treatment records, if necessary.
Regardless of how you submit your report, a member of the Fire Territory will be assigned to investigate your report. You should expect to hear from that person within a couple days after you first contact us. The investigator will attempt to arrange for a convenient time and location to conduct a formal interview with you. This interview will, as all of our interviews, be tape recorded.
An essential part of this investigation is the direct contact with the involved Fire Territory employees. In the case of a commendation, your report will become part of his/her personnel file. In other cases, they will be interviewed in a similar fashion to your interview. These employees will be instructed not to contact you unless it is in response to a service need.
We strive to complete all of these Public Service Report investigations within 30 days. Normally the review process takes a few more days. You will be notified of the outcome of the investigation.
Citizens, such as you, are valuable eyes and ears for our community and its fire department. We respect your input, both good and bad. Whenever you see firefighter actions which you believe we should be aware of, please report those to us.
Sincerely,
Larry Alcorn
Fire Chief
Brownsburg Fire Territory
You may report your observations in person, by letter, by email or by telephone. The Fire Territory address is 470 E. Northfield Drive, Brownsburg, IN 46112. The email address is pio@brownsburgfire.org. The telephone number to call is 317-852-1190 (select #1). The Brownsburg Fire Territory accepts anonymous information, but we would prefer that you provide us with your identity. Anonymous reports can only be investigated to the extent which the information allows, which may not be satisfactory to you or the Territory.
If you submit your report in person or by telephone, you should expect that your initial contact will be with a supervisor of the Fire Territory. The supervisor will prepare a Public Service Report form and conduct a preliminary investigation. This is to ensure that all relevant and available information is gathered when it is still fresh. Your cooperation is very important, particularly in identifying witnesses and allowing us to accumulate evidence, including photographs and medical treatment records, if necessary.
Regardless of how you submit your report, a member of the Fire Territory will be assigned to investigate your report. You should expect to hear from that person within a couple days after you first contact us. The investigator will attempt to arrange for a convenient time and location to conduct a formal interview with you. This interview will, as all of our interviews, be tape recorded.
An essential part of this investigation is the direct contact with the involved Fire Territory employees. In the case of a commendation, your report will become part of his/her personnel file. In other cases, they will be interviewed in a similar fashion to your interview. These employees will be instructed not to contact you unless it is in response to a service need.
We strive to complete all of these Public Service Report investigations within 30 days. Normally the review process takes a few more days. You will be notified of the outcome of the investigation.
Citizens, such as you, are valuable eyes and ears for our community and its fire department. We respect your input, both good and bad. Whenever you see firefighter actions which you believe we should be aware of, please report those to us.
Sincerely,
Larry Alcorn
Fire Chief
Brownsburg Fire Territory
