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==Roanoke City Fire Stations==
 
==Roanoke City Fire Stations==
Roanoke City Fire-EMS department operates 12 fire engines, four aerial ladder trucks, eight ambulances, three command vehicles and airport rescue firefighting seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Firefighter/EMTs operate out of 13 stations with 16 pieces of front-line fire apparatus, seven front-line EMS units, one medium-squad and one HazMat unit.  
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Roanoke City Fire-EMS department operates 10 fire engines, four aerial ladder trucks, eight ambulances, and three command vehicles seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Firefighter/EMTs operate out of 11 stations with 14 pieces of front-line fire apparatus, seven front-line EMS units, one heavy-squad, one HazMat unit, and one brush truck.  
  
 
=== Station 1 Headquarters - Franklin Rd. ===
 
=== Station 1 Headquarters - Franklin Rd. ===
 
*Engine 1
 
*Engine 1
 
*Ladder 1
 
*Ladder 1
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*Investigator 1
 
*BC-1
 
*BC-1
*Investigator 1
 
 
*Medic 1
 
*Medic 1
 
*Medic 101
 
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*Engine 2
 
*Engine 2
 
*Ladder 2
 
*Ladder 2
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=== Station 13 - Appleton Ave. ===  
 
=== Station 13 - Appleton Ave. ===  
 
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=== Station 14 - Mecca St. ===  
 
=== Station 14 - Mecca St. ===  

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Roanoke City Fire Stations

Roanoke City Fire-EMS department operates 10 fire engines, four aerial ladder trucks, eight ambulances, and three command vehicles seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Firefighter/EMTs operate out of 11 stations with 14 pieces of front-line fire apparatus, seven front-line EMS units, one heavy-squad, one HazMat unit, and one brush truck.

Station 1 Headquarters - Franklin Rd.

  • Engine 1
  • Ladder 1
  • Investigator 1
  • BC-1
  • Medic 1
  • Medic 101
  • RS-1

Historic Station 1 - East Church Ave.

Historic Station 1 was built in 1906 and stopped running calls in 2007 when the new Station 1 was built. The Roanoke Police Department's Mounted Patrol maintains a stable in the station. Historic Station 1 is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Station 2 - Noble Ave.

  • Engine 2
  • Ladder 2
  • HazMat 1
  • Medic 2

Station 3 - 6th & Rorrer Ave.

  • Engine 3
  • Medic 3

Station 4 - Peters Creek Rd.

  • Engine 4
  • Tanker 4
  • Medic 4

Station 5 - Orange Ave.

Old Station 5 closed in 2010 when the new Station 5 was completed. Personnel from old Station 5 and Station 9 were consolidated into the new Station 5.

  • Engine 5
  • Ladder 5
  • BC-2
  • Medic 5

Station 6 - Jamison Ave.

  • Engine 6
  • Heavy Tactical Rescue 6
  • Medic 6

Station 7 - Memorial Ave.

  • Ladder 7
  • Medic 7

Station 8 - Crystal Springs Ave.

  • Engine 8
  • Brush 8

Station 9 - Closed

Station 9 closed in 2010 when the new Station 5 was completed. Personnel from Station 9 and old Station 5 were consolidated into the new Station 5.

Station 10 - Aviation Dr.

Station 10 was privatized in 2010 by the Roanoke Regional Airport. The Roanoke Fire-EMS Department dispersed the previous crew to other Roanoke fire stations. The Airport plans to begin work on a new fire station in 2011.

  • Airport Rescue 1
  • Airport Rescue 2
  • Airport Rescue 3

Station 11 - Riverland Rd.

  • Engine 11

Station 12 - Closed

Station 13 - Appleton Ave.

  • Engine 13

Station 14 - Mecca St.

  • Engine 14