Correspondence on fire administration. Topics include proposals to furnish supplies, contest of chief election (1891) dissolution Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 (1895), reduction of salaries (1895), complaints, inspections, fire equipment, fire safety, 17th and Carey Block Fire (1973), and hotels and apartments in zone 1 (downtown) conforming to new safety regulations (1964).

Receipts for supplies, purchases and services rendered (1872 - 1894), and expenses for supplies and salaries (1 vol., 1916 - 1925).

Equipment in possession of the Fire Department (1909), Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company (1873) and petition and agreement for purchase of fire engine (1868).

Narrative and statistical reports from City Fire Department and fire companies about expenses, inventory, personnel and number of fires that the companies/department answered.

Certificates to be awarded to elementary students who complete a course in fire prevention.

Summaries of fire alarms answered. Information includes day, time, address, owner, type of structure, cause of fire and value of building and contents.

Statistics on type and qualify of buildings inspected. Attached to 1956 report are statistics on all buildings in the city.

Proceedings of the board in regards to building codes and inspections.

Five-year membership certificates from the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 (1884 - 1895), Alert Hose Company No. 1 (1885 - 1897), J.T. Clark Hose Company No. 4 (1887 - 1897), Durant Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1(1887 - 1898) and the Phil Sheridan Fire Company (1889 - 1890); and membership lists of the J.T. Clark Hose Company (1890, 1908), the Albert Hose Company (1890 - 1891, 1907 - 1908), Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company (1907 - 1908), and Durant Fire Company (1908).

Arrangement: By rank.

List of personnel, rank, date of employment and date of promotion.