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Greenville Township The Town of Greenville is located 15 miles northwest of Louisville, Kentucky along US-150 in northwest Floyd County. Established in 1945, this all-volunteer department includes 25 members that respond from two stations. GTVFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to 40 square miles including the Town of Greenville and Greenville Township. |
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| Station 2 - 7020 US-150 - Eastside Completed in 2003, this firehouse serves as GTVFD Headquarters and is home to Engine 31, Brush 32, Squad 33 and Rescue 31. A new Rescue is scheduled for delivery later in 2009. |
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| Engine 31 - 2004 Freightliner M2/Pierce Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal E-31 is first-due for all fires and vehicle accidents. It carries extrication equipment including spreaders, cutters, air bags, and cribbing. E-31 also carries a thermal imaging camera, various medical supplies and an AED. |
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| Engine 31 - 2004 Freightliner/Pierce Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Squad 33 - 1997 GMC Suburban - Medical Quick Response This apparatus serves as a first responder unit and is equipped with an AED and various medical equipment. Squad 33 responds first-out on medical runs and second out on vehicle accidents. |
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| Squad 33 - 1997 GMC Suburban - Medical Quick Response | ||
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| Brush 32 - 2004 Ford F-350 -
250gpm/250gal Brush 32 carries wildland firefighting equipment and handles all Brush/Grass fire calls. |
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| Brush 32 - 2004 Ford F-350 - 250gpm/250gal | ||
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| Command 1 - 2004 Dodge Durango C-1 carries a variety of equipment including an AED, SCBAs, a command board, a thermal imaging camera and various medical equipment. |
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| Rescue 9 - GMC 5500 Custom walk-around - coming June 2009 | ||
| Special thanks to Lt. Chris and Greg Meredith of for their assistance in arranging the apparatus for these photographs as well as providing GTVFD background and history. |
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