A siren wails in the distance. It’s a familiar sound here in Hausbruch. We stand before the Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch a beacon of safety and community.
Established on September 2nd 1970 the Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch is a relatively young fire station. It was founded by Hausbruch citizens. The area was rapidly growing. The station became a second home for many firefighters from Altenwerder. They lost their original station due to harbor expansion and relocation.
The Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch isn’t just about fighting fires. They provide crucial technical rescue services. They also play a vital role in disaster relief. Their response area is extensive. It covers Hausbruch’s industrial zone. It stretches across the neighborhoods of Hausbruch and Neuwiedenthal. Their coverage extends to the Hausbruch forest and the Heimfeld motorway entrance including parts of the BAB7 motorway.
They are on duty Monday through Friday from 4 pm to 6 am. They’re on call 24/7 on weekends. They respond to 50 to 80 emergencies yearly. These are just the official calls. Many smaller incidents are handled independently.
The Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch isn’t just about emergency response. They are deeply involved in the community. They participate in lantern processions and secure large events. They even host public events.
It’s a place of camaraderie. Many firefighters have formed strong friendships. The diverse expertise among the members helps solve both professional and personal problems.
If you’re at least 17 years old and live within a 6 km radius of the station. You could join this tight-knit team. The Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch welcomes new members from Hausbruch Neuwiedenthal and Neugraben. Give them a call or stop by. Their dedication to the community is truly inspiring. It’s a testament to the spirit of Hausbruch. The Freiwillige Feuerwehr Hausbruch is more than a fire station. It’s the heart of the community.