Sharon Township Fire Department (Franklin County, Ohio)

== History ==
The Sharon Township FD was formed in 1931 when control of the Worthington Fire Department was handed over to Sharon Township. The department purchased a $228,190 Pirsch aerial in 1951. Their second station was two bays and constructed on High Street from 1949-1950. In 1952 a new pumper was purchased. The first emergency squad (Present day rescue) was purchased in 1958. Water rescues became a part of the Sharon Township FD in the 1960s. The present Worthington Fire Station was constructed in 1991, 2 years before the control of the fire department was handed back over to the city of Worthington. The department was disbanded in 1993 when control of the department was handed back over to the city.
Former Stations
Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	Hartford Street 	1931 - 1950	Demolished.
1 	819 North High Street, Columbus 	1950 - 1991	Demolished.
1 	6500 North High Street, Worthington	1991 - 1993	Now Worthington Fire Station 101.
=== Retired Apparatus ===
* 1958 Dodge emergency squad
* 1952 Jeep or Ford pumper
* 1951 Pirsch Aerial
Category:Defunct fire departments of Franklin County, Ohio