Greenfield Fire Department
Station 22

The City of Greenfield is located 18 miles east of Indianapolis along US-40 and IN-9 in central Hancock County. Greenfield is a combination department with 2/3 full-time personnel and 1/3 volunteers responding from two stations. GFD provides ALS, Fire, Rescue and Hazmat protection to more than 16,000 residents over 56 square miles.

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Station 22
Station 22 - 210 West New Road - Northside
Station 22 was built in 1991 to serve the growing northern section of Greenfield including portions of I-70 and the busy commercial
corridor along IN-9. The land for the station was donated by the Keihin IPT automotive parts plant just west of the station.
 
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Engine 22 - 1997 Pierce Saber Rescue Pumper (#EB159) - 1250gpm/750gal
Engine 22 is first due to all Fire and Rescue calls on the city's northside.
 
Engine 22 - 1997 Pierce Saber Rescue Pumper - 1250gpm/750gal
Engine 22 - 1997 Pierce Saber Rescue Pumper (#EB159) - 1250gpm/750gal
 
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Medic 22 - 2006 Freightliner M2/Horton ALS Ambulance
 
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Medic 22 - 2006 Freightliner M2/Horton ALS Ambulance
 
Truck 22 (Grass Rig)- 1996 Ford/Indiana Fire - 250gpm/350gal

Grass Truck 22 - 1996 Ford/Indiana Fire - 250gpm/350gal
 
ALS Medic 22 - 2001 Ford F350/Marque Type I

Former ALS Medic 22 - 2001 Ford F350/Marque Type I
 
Tanker 22 - 1986 Pierce Arrow 1250gpm/1500gal

Former Tanker 22 - 1986 Pierce Arrow 1250gpm/1500gal
This apparatus was officially retired from service in April 2009 and will likely be sold by the department.
 

Former Tanker 24 - 1978 Ford/Grumman-Howe Pumper – 1000gpm/500gal
This apparatus previously served as a Tanker for the department and was sold to nearby Shirley VFD in 2005. It has since
been refurbished and continues in active service.
 

Greenfield Fire Department