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==== Company 2/Rescue 2 - Vinton ==== | ==== Company 2/Rescue 2 - Vinton ==== | ||
Company 2 and Rescue 2 are separated into their own buildings. Vinton's stations are co-owned by Roanoke County and the town of Vinton. They are located in the town of Vinton, but they receive some apparatus and their number by Roanoke County. Vinton is dispatched to calls by both jurisdictions. One ambulance is career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue and the town of Vinton. | Company 2 and Rescue 2 are separated into their own buildings. Vinton's stations are co-owned by Roanoke County and the town of Vinton. They are located in the town of Vinton, but they receive some apparatus and their number by Roanoke County. Vinton is dispatched to calls by both jurisdictions. One ambulance is career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue and the town of Vinton. | ||
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*Engine 2 | *Engine 2 | ||
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*Ladder 2 | *Ladder 2 | ||
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==== Company 3/Rescue 3 - Cave Spring ==== | ==== Company 3/Rescue 3 - Cave Spring ==== | ||
Company 3 and Rescue 3 are separated into their own buildings. | Company 3 and Rescue 3 are separated into their own buildings. | ||
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*Engine 3 | *Engine 3 | ||
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*Ladder 3 | *Ladder 3 | ||
*Tanker 3 | *Tanker 3 | ||
*Brush 3 | *Brush 3 | ||
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*Squad 3 | *Squad 3 | ||
+ | *Ambulance 31 | ||
*Ambulance 32 | *Ambulance 32 | ||
*Ambulance 33 | *Ambulance 33 | ||
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*Ambulance 4 | *Ambulance 4 | ||
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==== Company 5/Rescue 5 - Hollins ==== | ==== Company 5/Rescue 5 - Hollins ==== | ||
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*Ladder 5 | *Ladder 5 | ||
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*Ambulance 51 | *Ambulance 51 | ||
*Ambulance 52 | *Ambulance 52 | ||
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*Ambulance 61 | *Ambulance 61 | ||
*Ambulance 62 | *Ambulance 62 | ||
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*Brush 8 | *Brush 8 | ||
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*Ambulance 81 | *Ambulance 81 | ||
*Ambulance 82 | *Ambulance 82 | ||
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*Tower 9 | *Tower 9 | ||
*Tanker 9 | *Tanker 9 | ||
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*Brush 9 | *Brush 9 | ||
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*Ambulance 91 | *Ambulance 91 | ||
*Ambulance 92 | *Ambulance 92 | ||
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*Gator 10 | *Gator 10 | ||
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* Tower 9 - Platform ladder truck | * Tower 9 - Platform ladder truck | ||
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+ | * HTR 1 - Heavy technical rescue truck | ||
* Air 9 - Mobile air refill truck | * Air 9 - Mobile air refill truck | ||
* Rehab 2 - Rehab unit; Converted ambulance | * Rehab 2 - Rehab unit; Converted ambulance | ||
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* Attack # - Brush truck | * Attack # - Brush truck | ||
* Brush # - Brush truck | * Brush # - Brush truck | ||
+ | * Utility # - Response vehicle for Fire/Rescue | ||
* Car # - Response vehicle for Fire/Rescue | * Car # - Response vehicle for Fire/Rescue | ||
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* Medic # - ALS staffed ambulance of at least EMT-I or above | * Medic # - ALS staffed ambulance of at least EMT-I or above | ||
* Rescue # - BLS staffed ambulance consisting of an EMT-B or EMT-E | * Rescue # - BLS staffed ambulance consisting of an EMT-B or EMT-E |
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Contents
- 1 Codes/Units/Station Lists
- 2 Roanoke County Fire Stations
- 2.1 Apparatus & Stations
- 2.1.1 Company 1/Medic 1 - North County
- 2.1.2 Company 2/Rescue 2 - Vinton
- 2.1.3 Company 3/Rescue 3 - Cave Spring
- 2.1.4 Company 4/Medic 4 - Catawba
- 2.1.5 Company 5/Rescue 5 - Hollins
- 2.1.6 Company 6/Rescue 6 - Mt. Pleasant
- 2.1.7 Company 7/Medic 7 - Clearbrook
- 2.1.8 Company 8/Rescue 8 - Bent Mountain
- 2.1.9 Company 9/Medic 9 - Fort Lewis
- 2.1.10 Company 10/Rescue 10 - Masons Cove
- 2.1.11 Company 11/Medic 11 - Back Creek
- 2.1.12 Company 12/Rescue 12 - Read Mountain
- 2.1 Apparatus & Stations
- 3 Roanoke County Unit Designations
- 4 Roanoke County Call Types
Codes/Units/Station Lists
Roanoke County Fire Stations
Roanoke County Fire and Rescue's 12 stations are located across the county and are strategically placed to serve its citizens. Most stations have a 12-hour career shift from 6:00 to 18:00 Monday through Friday, with volunteers serving all other times and on most holidays.
Apparatus & Stations
Company 1/Medic 1 - North County
Station 1 is a full time career staffed station.
- Wagon 1
- Ambulance 1
- Car 1
Company 2/Rescue 2 - Vinton
Company 2 and Rescue 2 are separated into their own buildings. Vinton's stations are co-owned by Roanoke County and the town of Vinton. They are located in the town of Vinton, but they receive some apparatus and their number by Roanoke County. Vinton is dispatched to calls by both jurisdictions. One ambulance is career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue and the town of Vinton.
- Wagon 2
- Engine 2
- Ladder 2
- Tanker 2
- Brush 2
- Car 2
- Squad 2
- Rehab 2
- Ambulance 21
- Ambulance 22
- Ambulance 23
- Car 20
Company 3/Rescue 3 - Cave Spring
Company 3 and Rescue 3 are separated into their own buildings.
- Wagon 3
- Engine 3
- Ladder 3
- Tanker 3
- Brush 3
- Car 3
- Squad 3
- Ambulance 31
- Ambulance 32
- Ambulance 33
- Car 30
Company 4/Medic 4 - Catawba
Ambulance is career staffed part time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 4
- Tanker 4
- Brush 4
- Car 4
- Ambulance 4
- Car 10-4
Company 5/Rescue 5 - Hollins
Wagon and one ambulance are career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 5
- Engine 5
- Ladder 5
- Car 5
- Ambulance 51
- Ambulance 52
- Ambulance 53
Company 6/Rescue 6 - Mt. Pleasant
One ambulance is career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 6
- Tanker 6
- Brush 6
- Car 6
- Ambulance 61
- Ambulance 62
Company 7/Medic 7 - Clearbrook
Wagon and ambulance are career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 7
- HTR 1
- Brush 7
- Car 7
- Ambulance 7
Company 8/Rescue 8 - Bent Mountain
- Wagon 8
- Tanker 8
- Brush 8
- Car 8
- ATV 8
- Squad 8
- Ambulance 81
- Ambulance 82
Company 9/Medic 9 - Fort Lewis
Ambulances are career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 9
- Engine 9
- Tower 9
- Tanker 9
- Squad 9
- Air 9
- Brush 9
- Car 9
- Ambulance 91
- Ambulance 92
Company 10/Rescue 10 - Masons Cove
Rescue 10 is a joint rescue squad between Catawba and Masons Cove that operates as one entity. Rescue 10 is dispatched to both jurisdictions first due. One ambulance is career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 10
- Tanker 10
- Attack 10
- Car 10
- Gator 10
- Ambulance 10-1
- Ambulance 10-2
Company 11/Medic 11 - Back Creek
Wagon and ambulance are career staffed full time by Roanoke County Fire & Rescue.
- Wagon 11
- Engine 11
- Attack 11
- Brush 11
- Car 11
- Ambulance 11
Company 12/Rescue 12 - Read Mountain
Station 12 is co-owned by Roanoke County and Botetourt County. Station 12 is located in Botetourt County, but it receives its apparatus and number by Roanoke County. Read Mountain is dispatched to calls by both jurisdictions.
- Wagon 12
- Engine 12
- Brush 12
- Utility 12
- Car 12
- Ambulance 12-1
- Ambulance 12-2
Roanoke County Unit Designations
Most Roanoke County stations have units numbered by their home station's location.
- Format: Medic / Rescue Station Unit#
- Desc: ALS / BLS # #
- Example: Medic 5 2
- For example "Medic 52" is Hollins Unit, #2
Other units are specialty units that roam around stations; usually supervisors or chiefs.
Replace '#' with station number.
- Tower 9 - Platform ladder truck
- Engine 9 - Reserve engine that covers for engines out of service
- HTR 1 - Heavy technical rescue truck
- Air 9 - Mobile air refill truck
- Rehab 2 - Rehab unit; Converted ambulance
- Chaplin 1,2 - County Chaplin
- EMS 2 - On-Duty EMS Captain
- Battalion 1 - On-Duty Battalion Chief
- FM 1,2,3 - Fire Marshals
- Division Chief 1,2,3,4 - Division Chief
- Chief # - Chief of a Fire Company and/or Rescue Squad
- #50 - Chief of a Rescue Squad
- Engine # - Primary response fire engine
- Wagon # - Primary response fire engine
- Ladder # - Aerial ladder truck
- Tanker # - Tanker truck that holds 1,500 gallons of water or more
- Squad # - Heavy vehicular rescue truck
- Attack # - Brush truck
- Brush # - Brush truck
- Utility # - Response vehicle for Fire/Rescue
- Car # - Response vehicle for Fire/Rescue
- Medic # - ALS staffed ambulance of at least EMT-I or above
- Rescue # - BLS staffed ambulance consisting of an EMT-B or EMT-E
Roanoke County Call Types
- Fire Service Call - Non-emergency fire assist (ex. Water leak)
- Service Call - Non-emergency medical assist (ex. Assist patient upstairs)
- BLS - Basic Life Support
- ALS - Advanced Life Support
- ALS-Critical - Advanced Life Support + Major event (ex. Code Blue)