Lawrenceburg Fire Deparment

Lawrenceburg is located 25 miles west of Cincinnati along I-275 in the far southeastern tip of Dearborn County. LFD is a combination department with four full-time employees supplemented by paid-on-call personnel. LFD was originally founded in 1882 with 3 companies located in stations referred to "Miami," "Edenburg" and "Hilltop." In July 2004, a new Heaquarters station was dedicated with Companies 1 & 2 combining their apparatus and personnel. Lawrenceburg now provides Fire and Rescue protection to approximately 5,000 residents and 5 square miles.
Old Lawrenceburg Station 1 - Short Street

Old Lawrenceburg Station 1 - Short Street
This historic building served as the former home of Station 1 for many years. In July 2004, a new 6-bay station was
completed at 300 West Tate Street and the Miami and Edenburg Companies 1 & 2 were combined under one roof.

Engine Company 410 - 1997 E-One Cyclone II Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal

Engine Company 410 - 1997 E-One Cyclone II Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal
Engine 1 is the first due for Fire & Rescue calls in downtown Lawrenceburg.

Engine Company 411 - 1982 Ford/E-One Custom Pumper - 1000gpm/700gal

Engine Company 411 - 1982 Ford/E-One Custom Pumper - 1000gpm/700gal
Engine 411 is the second due for Fire & Rescue calls in the downtown area.

Equipment Truck 412 - 1994 Ford/Reading - 200gpm/300gal tank

Equipment Truck 412 - 1994 Ford/Reading - 200gpm/300gal
Truck 412 formerly served as a grass rig, but now includes extra equipment for extrications, tactical rescues and fire scenes.

Rescue 1

Rescue 1 - 2003 E-One Cyclone II Rescue Pumper 2000gpm/1000gal/35gal foam - Serial #125864
Rescue 1 serves as the department's Heavy Rescue and is first out for extrications and rescue calls from LFD's central station.

Ladder 425

Ladder 425 - 2002 E-One Cyclone II 75' Quint - 2000gpm/500gal - Serial # #124226

Engine 436 - 1995 E-One Cyclone II Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1250gal

Engine 436 - 1995 E-One Cyclone II Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal
Engine 436 is first due to all fires from Company 3's "Hilltop" Station 3 on the northwest side along US-48.

Squad 437 - 1988 Ford/Reading Light Rescue

Squad 437 - 1988 Ford/Reading Light Rescue
Company 3 consists of Engine 436, Ladder 435, Rescue 420 and Squad 437.

Brush Truck 438 - 1984 Chevy/Darley Grass Rig - 300gpm/400gal tank

Brush Truck 438 - 1989 Chevy/Darley Grass Rig - 90gpm/500gal

1940 Seagrave

Old Number 1 - 1940 Seagrave 80 E 9 Pumper - 500gpm Serial #A6905
This rig was originally ordered for the department. It has been restored and now serves as a parade rig.

 

Not yet pictured:
Car 402 - Chevrolet Suburban Deputy Fire Chief
Tactical 420 E-One Light Rescue
Ladder 435 - 1997 E-One Hurricane 105' Tower Platform 2000 gpm/500gal
Special Operations Trailer

Special thanks to Frank Wegloski for these excellent pictures from Dearborn County!