Argos Fire Protection Territory

The Argos Fire Protection Territory is a combination fire and EMS territory. They provide fire protection, rescue service, emergency care, and transportation for the Town of Argos as well as Green and Walnut Townships in Marshall County.

In emergencies we can be reached by dialing 911. For non-emergency situations, feel free to contact us at 574-892-5995.

If you have any questions regarding ambulance or fire billing, please contact AccuMed at 888-330-5405.

Fire Territory Officers

• Mark Dean - Chief   *      [email protected]
• Richard Miller, Jr. - Assistant Chief   *    [email protected]
• Travis Thompson - Captain
• John Fishburn / Adam Brinkhoff       Training Officers
• Tucker Thayer  Fire Investigator

Fire Territory MEMBERS

• Annalyse Lindsey, EMT/Firefighter   *
• John Fishburn, EMT/Firefighter  *      
• Tucker Thayer
• Ed Barcus, EMS Driver
• Martin Quimby
• Doug Good
• Pete Devos, EMT/ Firefighter
• Dennis Mark
• Phil Dean, EMT/Firefighter
• Denis Good
• Coleen Rentschler
• George Null
• Mark VanDerWeele, EMS Driver
• Kevin Dunham, EMS Driver
• Scott Samuels
• Paul Stearns
• Chad Wallace
• Dave Mullaney
• Bob Lyon
• Jeremiah Roush
• Christopher Fishburn
• Andrew Burkhart
• Robert Byers, EMS Driver

* Full Time Employee

Fire Territory Tips

The Town of Argos has a tireless group of dedicated fire and ambulance workers. We have compiled this list of tips below to help us better serve the community we love and protect.

Street Addresses

Please make sure the address number on your home or rental are clearly marked and visible from the street. Address numbers need to be at least 3 inches in height.

Narrow Streets

Argos has many narrow streets making it difficult for emergency vehicles to maneuver easily. Our zoning ordinance requires that each residence have two off-street parking spaces. These parking spaces must be paved or stoned. We ask that you avoid parking on these narrow streets whenever possible so that our emergency services can reach their destination quickly and safely.

Smoke Detector Batteries

Please remember to replace the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors every six months. Change the batteries when you change the time in the spring and fall.