GREEN VALLEY-MORGAN FIRE COMPANY, INC.
Morgan Station
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Two aerial photos of town hall construction from Fire Chief, Leonard Wahl
Town of Morgan contracts with the Green Valley-Morgan Fire Company, Inc. for fire fighting and fire prevention services. It is a non-profit fire corporation serving the Towns of Morgan and Green Valley.
Information or questions regarding the Green Valley-Morgan Fire Company, contact:
Leonard Wahl — Fire Chief: 920-373-3308; or
Joel Nischke – Assistant Fire Chief: 715-584-2095
Town of Morgan contracts with the Oconto Falls Joint Ambulance Service for ambulance service within the Town: 920-846-2662
Town contact is Town Supervisor and Chairman of Oconto Falls Joint Ambulance Service, Ron Korzeniewski, 920-899-3687.
Executive Director – Patrick Ahlgrim. 715-701-0879 patrick.ahlgrim@gmail.com
Assistant Squad Director – Angie Ahlgrim 715-790-8547 angie.ahlgrim@gmail.com
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Per State of WI DNR rules, burning the following materials, under any condition, is prohibited:
Garbage; Carpet; Electronics; Foam; Furniture; Metal; Oily Substances (e.g., oily or greasy rags, oil filters, etc.); Painted/stained/treated wood; Plastics of any kind (including plastic bottles and plastic bags); Shingles and tar paper; Tires and other rubber products; Vinyl(e.g., siding); Wire; Structures of any kind (e.g., homes, barns, sheds, etc.); Agricultural plastics/plastic film
Green Valley-Morgan Fire Company asks that you contact the Oconto County Sheriff’s Department at 920-834-6900 to report you are planning a controlled burn (location and time). Do not call 911–use the non-emergency number. In the past, cellphone users driving by have reported a fire, resulting in a false alarm. If you see a fire, please stop and check to see if someone is tending the fire. If there is no one, call it in, and the fire department will respond to the situation.