Manhattan Fire Department
Retiree Association
Alerts
The Fire Department Christmas party is being planned for the evening of Dec. 16th. Invitations will be sent out at a later date.
A 1927 Seagrave fire engine that had previously belonged to the Manhattan Fire Department. For Sale by Bob More, cell phone 785-209-1337.
Useful Links:
- Event Calendar
- "Fire Department Years" by Battalion Chief Michael (Pete) Heptig, Ret.
- Manhattan Fire Dept. History
- Retirement Wall
- MFD Retiree's Facebook Page
- Members Items For Sale
- KPERS/KP&F
- KS Coalition of Public Retirees
- Public Safety Frequencies
- Firehouse Article on MFD Airport Station
- Firehouse Article on Rescue Truck
- KS Firefighter License Plates
- National Fire Academy
- Kansas State FF Assoc. History
- Red Cross Disaster Action Team (DAT)
- Manhattan Sunflower Lions Club
- Manhattan Coin Collectors Club
Welcome to the Manhattan Fire Department's Retired Firefighters Association web page. It is dedicated to the firefighters who served the citizens of Manhattan, Kansas during their careers.
Manhattan is located in Northeast Kansas just north off of Interstate 70 and is home to Kansas State University and adjacent to Fort Riley. The Manhattan Fire Department provided emergency services to citizens in Manhattan, the University, and parts of Riley and Pottawatomie Counties
"Old Engine 1" 1947 American LaFrance Model 700 Pumper
1800's Hose Cart restored by wheelwright David Suhling
Old "Hot Dog" Patch
To submit events, pictures, articles, or comments
please email: Chuck Tannehill
November 3, 2009 Get Together
Left to Right: Rick Berry, Guy Lundquist, Larry Wesche, Wilma Loecker, Arlen Loecker, Alice Wesche, Marsha Tannehill, & Chuck Tannehill
Sept. 13th Get Together At Guy and Teresa Lundquist's
Left to Right: Larry Fronce, Don Berges, Pete Heptig, Larry Wesche, Guy Lundquist, & Pat Deckert