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City Hall: 411 Lombard St. 563-452-3625

Clarence Police Department
PO Box 418
Clarence, Iowa 52216

Police Chief: Brian C. Utter

"Our sworn duty is to protect and serve the citizens of this community. We aim to do this in a professional and courteous manner. Fair and consistent service and treatment to all are a must. Our goal is for our citizens, families, children and businesses to feel a sense of security and safety in the community that we all live and work."

Part-time officer: Mike Hoy

Reserve officers: Brad L. Utter, Scott J. Utter

FAX & non-emergency: 563-452-3434

Cedar County Law Enforcement Center: 563-886-2121

POLICE EMERGENCY 911

Clarence Volunteer Fire Department

411 Lombard St.
PO Box 422
Clarence, Iowa 52216

Fire Chief: Peter Kanakares
First Assistant: Randy Burken
Second Assistant: Kevin Wenndt
Treasurer: Dan Sander
Secretary: Mike Wilhau
Training Officers: Kasey Sander, Jeric Armstrong
Truck Foreman: Toby Thurston

FIRE EMERGENCY 911

The Clarence Volunteer Fire Department has up to 25 active members who carry pagers. They have 5 trucks; 2 pumpers, a tanker, an equipment truck and a grass unit. Meetings are held on the 1st Monday of each month at the municipal building. The current ISO rating is 7. Our courageous volunteers include:

Eric Armstrong
Jeric Armstrong
Jeremy Boleyn
Randy Burken
Lon Butterbrodt
Ross Butterbrodt
Robert Debner
Jim Droll
Peter Kankares
David Mears
Jeffrey Meier
Ross Osterkamp
Dan Sander
Kasey Sander
Phil Smith
Stan Syring
Toby Thurston
Kevin Wenndt
Kevin Wherry
Mike Wilhau
Tim Wynkoop

Iowa Firefighters Memorial

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Clarence Community Amublance Service

411 Lombard St.
PO Box 367
Clarence, Iowa 52216

Coordinator, Bob Rouse
Secretary-trainer, Molly Hansen

AMBULANCE EMERGENCY 911 Office 563-452-4440

The Clarence Community Ambulance Service is the primary provider for medical &
trauma services for the Cities of Clarence & Lowden & the surrounding rural areas.
The department is funded soley by the revenue generated by these calls.
The department is staffed by 1 full time EMT-I and 11 volunteers made up of EMT-I's
and EMT-B's and Drivers.
The department was created in 1976 to provide the citzens in the area a reliable & quality
service for emergency pre-hospital care. The service then used a second-hand hearse for
transporting patients. Today we use state-of-the-art equipment and vehicles. The ambulance has had between 140-193 responses a year in the past five years. Current crew members include: