Greendale Fire Department

The City of Greendale is located immediately north of Lawrenceburg in far southeast Indiana. This combination department includes full-time, paid-on-call and volunteer members. Greendale provides Fire and Rescue response to approximately 5,000 residents over 10 square miles. ALS/BLS service is provided by Greendale EMS, a separate entity that houses their 2 ambulances at Greendale's station.

tower 340 front
Greendale Fire Station - Completed in 2004

Greendale Fire Station - Completed in 2004

Engine/Tanker 320 - 1992 International/KME - 1250gpm/1500gal

Tower 340 - 2005 E-One Cyclone II 100ft Tower Ladder - 2000gpm/250gal

Engine 310 - 1985 Ford/Pierce - 1250gpm/500gal

Engine 310 - 1985 Ford/Pierce - 1250gpm/500gal

Engine/Tanker 320 - 1992 International/KME - 1250gpm/1500gal

Engine/Tanker 320 - 1992 International/KME - 1250gpm/1500gal

Rescue 330 - 1996 Ford/E-One walk-in Heavy Rescue

Rescue 330 - 1996 Ford/E-One walk-in Heavy Rescue

Rescue 330 - 1996 Ford/E-One walk-in Heavy Rescue

Rescue 330 - 1996 Ford/E-One walk-in Heavy Rescue

1976 Duplex/Howe 85' Rear-mount platform - 1250gpm/150gal

Former Ladder 340 - 1976 Duplex/Howe/LTI 85' Rear-mount platform - 1250gpm/150gal
Ladder 340 was refurbed in 2001 and a brand new platform was added. This rig has since been sold to
Linton, IN when the new E-One arrived.

Car 350 - 2002 Dodge Durango

Car 350 - 2002 Dodge Durango
Car 350 serves multiple staff functions and is first due for EMS Response.

Tower 340 extended for training

Tower 340 extended during training at the station.