Zoar Volunteer Fire Department

==History==
The Zoar Fire Department was the first Fire Department formed in Tuscarawas County, being formed in 1850. The Village of Zoar contracted with the Bolivar Fire Department for fire protection in 2020. The department lost a legal dispute with the municipality in 2022. The department building was transferred to the village and all the trucks were removed. 
===Fire Stations===
Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	250 Main Street, Dover	1850 - 1887	Demolished.
1 	250 Main Street, Dover	1887 - 1953	Still standing.
16 	190 5th Street 	1953 - 2020	Still standing, used as a community center, building expanded several times between 1974 and 2007.
==Apparatus==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
*201? Ford F-series (Sold to Fairfield Township Fire Department) (Ex-Brush 1607)
*2007 Cub Cadet
*199? Simon-Duplex rescue-engine (Ex-Ogden Parma Fire District) (Ex-Rescue Engine 1603)
*199? Pierce Dash (Ex-Engine 1602)
*199? Ford (Ex-Utility 1608)
*1986 GMC/Grunman pumper (Ex-Engine 1601, ex-Engine 1)
*198? International/Grunman pumper (Ex-Engine 2)
*1974 tanker (Ex-Bolivar Fire Department) (Sold To Buckeye Career Center)
*1944 Ford pumper (Ex-Bolivar Fire Department. Later returned to them) (250/250)
*1850 Eight-hand FD built pumper
Category:Defunct fire departments of Tuscarawas County