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New Albany Fire Dept.

The City of New Albany is located along I-64 and the Ohio River just northwest of Louisville, Kentucky. Established in 1872, New Albany's career department responds from 5 stations. NAFD provides Fire, Rescue and ALS protection to 15 square miles and 37,600 residents within the city limits.

  
Truck 1 - 1996 Pierce Lance 100' Rear-mount platform
Truck 1 - 1996 Pierce Lance 100' Rear-mount Tower Ladder - 1500gpm/200gal
Truck 1 responds from NFD Headquarters, Station 1 in downtown. This truck currently responds on all fires and
extrication calls throughout the city. In the near future, it it likely to split those duties with Quint 2 on the northside.
 
Engine 3 - 1999 Pierce Saber Pumper
Engine 3 - 1999 Pierce Saber Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal
Engine 3 is located at the new Downtown Headquarters on Spring Street. It is a twin to Engine 4.
 
Station 2

Station 2 - 3037 Grant Line Road - Northside
Station 2 is home to Quint 2, Squad 12, Unit 2 and the Department's Tactical Rescue and Hazmat trailers.
 
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Quint 2 - 2007 Pierce Velocity 100ft Aerial - 2000gpm/250gal
Quint 2 was just the second Pierce Velocity sold in Indiana. It will soon serve as the primary aerial and extrication apparatus
across the northside of the city.
 
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Quint 2 - 2007 Pierce Velocity 100ft Aerial - 2000gpm/250gal
 
Station 4 was built in 1992 on the northwest side of town.
Station 4 - Green Valley Road
Completed in 1992, the 4's protects the northwest side of the city. It is home to Engine 4, Squads 11 and 12 and an antique apparatus.
 

Engine 4 - 1998 Pierce Saber Pumper

Engine 4 - 1998 Pierce Saber Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal

 
ALS Reserve Ambulance 4 - Ford Type III
ALS Reserve Squad 11 - Ford/Horton Type III
NAFD runs two full-time and one reserve ambulance designated "Squads." These rotate between numbers 10-12 as they
are purchased to keep the newest ones on the frontline.
 
Station 4 Truck and Engine awaiting the next call
While their new headquarters was being built, Truck 1 was temporarily reassigned to Station 4, as shown here.
 
Engine 2 - 1997 Pierce Lance Custom Pumper
Engine 5 - 1997 Pierce Lance Custom Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal
This was the first Pierce Engine ordered to have roll-up equipment doors. Originally assigned as Engine 2 (as shown here), it was reassigned to Station 5 in early 2008.
 
Engine 6 - 1986 American LaFrance Pumper
Former Engine 6 - 1986 American LaFrance Century 2000 Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal
Engine 6 was one of only a handful of Century 2000's to serve in Indiana. After blowing it's engine, it was sold in 2007.
 
Due to a memory card error, we regret that we lost many photos from our last trip to New Albany. However, we look
forward to a return trip and the addition of several new pictures of NAFD apparatus in 2008.